eGo-T Mod 18650 Battery Tube

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When it comes to battery size, the number gives away it's dimensions. 18650 is 18mm diameter, 65mm long and the 0 means 'round type battery'. The ego-t is a 14mm diameter tube that holds a 13450 (if my memory serves me right) battery. The extra mm difference is to accommodate the ground wire that runs along side the battery inside the tube.

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Does anyone know what the maximum size battery this tube will hold? I have a bunch of 18650 batteries that I'd like to use. THANKS

??????????? I'm really not understanding the question. :blink: An 18650 battery tube is for use with 18650 batteries :blink: Or are you asking if it needs flat or button top batts?
 

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I've seen variances also, especially batteries with built-in protection. Was my answer to your initial question, about the size of the ego-t, what you were looking for? There are a lot of applications that the 18650 are great at. It's easy to find stuff around the house or at the local hardware store to cram a couple into.

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When it comes to battery size, the number gives away it's dimensions. 18650 is 18mm diameter, 65mm long and the 0 means 'round type battery'. The ego-t is a 14mm diameter tube that holds a 13450 (if my memory serves me right) battery. The extra mm difference is to accommodate the ground wire that runs along side the battery inside the tube.

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Actually... the last digit. "0" in this case, does NOT indicate it is a round battery, that is a common myth that is circulating is all. The first two numbers are the diameter in millimeters... the last three are actually the length in 1/10 of a millimeter increments. I don't think I recall ever seeing anyone use the last digit though ( yet ) so they are usually "0" even when the battery may exceed the size they are labeled at.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes
 

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Not at the moment but I have seen them advertised. I do have some that won't fit into a standard 65 mm Lava Tube. I would call Gotvapes but they ask that you come here. I had hoped that someone from GotVapes was reading this and could find out. Thanks!

Well, without having the longer batteries, the best we could do is to find a way to measure by compressing the spring, but that is not gonna guarantee that it would actually work, nor that it would be safe. I can check with one of the guys and see if they by chance have any that are longer.
 

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Not at the moment but I have seen them advertised. I do have some that won't fit into a standard 65 mm Lava Tube. I would call Gotvapes but they ask that you come here. I had hoped that someone from GotVapes was reading this and could find out. Thanks!

I guess my next question would be....do they not fit in your lava tube because they are too long...or because the battery is too big a circumference? I have seen posts about eFest batts having too thick a wrapper on the battery to fit in some devices.
It would be easier for someone here to help if we knew just what batteries you are wanting to use.
 

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Does anyone know if they are even making these anymore? I love mine and have been looking to grab a couple more but they have been sold out everywhere i look. I was told a couple months ago that the manufacturer was redesigning them but i have seen nodda! Can't even find the control units for them.
 
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