I posted this yesterday in general but never realized this board had a battery section and wanted to get another opinion. I'm using it on an ipv 2S.
Does anybody know about this battery?
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I posted this yesterday in general but never realized this board had a battery section and wanted to get another opinion. I'm using it on an ipv 2S.
I suspect this is a 20 amp battery at best (hopefully), but I have no idea what it actually is. It all depends on what cell is under the wrapper and that can change without notice anyway.
What was the consensus in general?
What was the consensus in general?
It was suggested that it was an LG he2
Here are the specs I dug up.
http://www.hoosierecig.com/-EFAN-Purple-35A-2500mAh-IMR-18650-battery_p_1116.html
I highly suspect also that its max is 20 amp. Looking at the specs, it says:
Fast Discharge: Constant Current: 10000mA (10amp), 20000mA (20amp)
Also the text in the middle column of the next row that says "For continuous discharge" is in a different size font. It could that they used a smaller font to avoid wrapping, but it could also have been edited after the fact by someone that wasn't careful about font size.
I would be leary of using this one in mechs with low sub ohm coils.
Fast Discharge: Constant Current: 10000mA (10amp), 20000mA (20amp)
Also the text in the middle column of the next row that says "For continuous discharge" is in a different size font. It could that they used a smaller font to avoid wrapping, but it could also have been edited after the fact by someone that wasn't careful about font size.
I would be leary of using this one in mechs with low sub ohm coils.
Well I don't have a mech, I have an iPV 2s, upgraded to 70 watts. So I should probably get a different battery then? What would be the best?
Illumination Supply have some VTC4 in stock right now for $8.50. They say they don't have many. There are no authentic VTC5 on the market that I know of right now, so IMO that's the best deal out there.
I guess I'll do that then. Not doing sub-ohms yet. Currently just using two Nautilus tanks and a Kayfun built to 1.1 ohms. I'm currently only using 10 to 14 watts. Should this current battery be fine for that?
For that range those are probably just fine. I wouldn't push them to extremes without knowing their limits for sure, but used as you describe there I don't see any issues. That's about where I normally run on a DNA30 device and am using 10 amp Panasonics (yes I do use better batts if I'm really going to crank it up, but my general day-to-day usage is well within the limits of those)
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