black tactical ones are protected ICR i think. Its black in colour. You can also get the panasonic NCR batts at sim lim tower b1 most reviews says they are not bad.
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If you're getting batteries, the capacity aka mah is not the only number you look at. You need to know the C rating which the max discharge current the battery is capable of handling safely(Sometimes this is expressed in ampere or simply A. This number is not always indicated and you have to do your own googling.
In English it mean if you have a battery of 700mah rated at 3C, the battery has a max discharge current of 2100ma which is 2.1A.
Of course, you can have a 10,000mah battery rated @ 1C and you have a max discharge current of 10A.
In a non-protected battery, driving it beyond the C rating may result in catastrophic failure, protected batts may simply refuse to work assuming the circuitry is working as it should. For that matter, IMRs(non-protected) simply fizzle out instead of blowing your mouth and hand to kingdom come.
The Li-ion batts used in PV are like exotic sports car. Anyhow use it and you may end up in the hospital's ER.
In English it mean if you have a battery of 700mah rated at 3C, the battery has a max discharge current of 2100ma which is 2.1A.
Of course, you can have a 10,000mah battery rated @ 1C and you have a max discharge current of 10A.
In a non-protected battery, driving it beyond the C rating may result in catastrophic failure, protected batts may simply refuse to work assuming the circuitry is working as it should. For that matter, IMRs(non-protected) simply fizzle out instead of blowing your mouth and hand to kingdom come.
The Li-ion batts used in PV are like exotic sports car. Anyhow use it and you may end up in the hospital's ER.
Specs
Nominal Voltage : 3.7V
Capacity : 2000mAH
Lowest Discharge Voltage : 2.50V
Standard Charge : CC/CV ( max. charging rate 4.5A )
Cycle Life : > 500 cycles
Max. continuous discharge rate : 15C
Operating Discharge Temperature : -10 - 60 Degree Celsius
Compatible with Trustfire TR-001
This is the stated specs in case anyone is interested.
Thanks for the info domtine.
Just noticed the compatible with trustfire charger note.
Damn.. ordered bamboo from ... and topped up a couple of stuff to hit the minimum for the discount.
Should've ordered the charger from there too.
Is there a way to check if I'm overcharging the batteries?
Nominal Voltage : 3.7V
Capacity : 2000mAH
Lowest Discharge Voltage : 2.50V
Standard Charge : CC/CV ( max. charging rate 4.5A )
Cycle Life : > 500 cycles
Max. continuous discharge rate : 15C
Operating Discharge Temperature : -10 - 60 Degree Celsius
Compatible with Trustfire TR-001
This is the stated specs in case anyone is interested.
Thanks for the info domtine.
Just noticed the compatible with trustfire charger note.
Damn.. ordered bamboo from ... and topped up a couple of stuff to hit the minimum for the discount.
Should've ordered the charger from there too.
Is there a way to check if I'm overcharging the batteries?
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If you're using a charger that is designed to charge lithium batts, you shouldn't worry about overcharging them. The charger will stop charging once the batts reach 4.18-4.19V and enter into trickle charge mode to maintain the voltage until you remove them from the charge.
hey just wondering if it is possible to remove the top part of the bamboo.
the part above the display screen.
Dropped it and it still works fine but the gap on one side of it is slightly wider.
just seeing if its possible to adjust it back so its flushed in.
the part above the display screen.
Dropped it and it still works fine but the gap on one side of it is slightly wider.
just seeing if its possible to adjust it back so its flushed in.
That is the vamo. My friend got it. It is not a knock off. In certain places they call it the Vamo, and here they call it the ego bamboo APV. I just ordered. Gonna receive next week.
IMO in order to handle safely and within the limitation amp output, advisable to get the AW unprotected 700mah. It can last u for a day or more, unless u are chain vaping throughout the day.
If I use 18350 700mah .. Minimum 3-4 per day
Lol man u really chain vaper! Choo choo all throughout the day ar.
will this be a decent charger to get for 18650 and 18350 batteries?
Sysmax Intellicharge i2 Charger - Fstop Lights
btw I am not affiliated with the above said place. I was recommended from a bro here =)
Sysmax Intellicharge i2 Charger - Fstop Lights
btw I am not affiliated with the above said place. I was recommended from a bro here =)
This is a pretty useful device...It definitely beats having multiple chargers for all your future battery configurations!
700mah where can last one day, haha, don't know bout how u vape, I cannot 1 day liao.
Lol cos when I am working I can't vape all the time ma. 700mah can last me a day man. But when I'm at home, definitely cannot. Haha.
Same problem when at home...eventually someone will come out with a wireless/pass thru power supply for all our mods.
Imagine,vaping at home all day and the only thing you have to change is your liquid!
By then really can be choo choo train liao
I get to vape every hour that's why need more batts 
still I assume its better than minimum 2 stick of analog per hour if I continue smoking...
still I assume its better than minimum 2 stick of analog per hour if I continue smoking...- Status
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