game changer?? Why isn't anybody talking about the new AW batteries?????

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vapero

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I could have easily missed them, luckly I read a post (just mentioning them) and decided to check them out...

well these really look amazing, the best out there for non 18650


18350 able to fire up to .35ohms
18490 able to fire up to .24ohms

this is a game changer for me as I don't like the long 18650 mods but the 18350s were lacking in power and 18490 where my preferred size but still needed a bit extra

AW IMR 18350 Specifications :

Nominal Voltage : 3.7V
Capacity : 800mAh
Lowest Discharge Voltage : 2.50V
Standard Charge : CC/CV ( max. charging rate 0.8A )
Cycle Life : > 500 cycles
Max. continuous discharge rate : 12A
Operating Discharge Temperature : -10 - 60 Degree Celsius
Dimensions : 18.15 x 34.82 (+/-0.05)mm


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AW IMR 18490 Specifications :

Nominal Voltage : 3.7V
Capacity : 1200mAh
Lowest Discharge Voltage : 2.50V
Standard Charge : CC/CV ( max. charging rate 1.2A )
Cycle Life : > 500 cycles
Max. continuous discharge rate : 18A
Operating Discharge Temperature : -10 - 60 Degree Celsius
Dimensions : 18.15 x 49.1 (+/-0.05)mm
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found them ad RTD so they are as legit as they can be
AW IMR 18490 1200mAh
AW IMR 18350 800mAh


what do you guys think???
 
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Eh, the capacity kind of makes it so that realistically, the lowest you'd want to go is like.. a .7 or so coil. Battery life, even then, isn't gonna be fantastic. You'll need to carry around a buncha backups for when your battery inevitably dies, which I guess is easier w/ smaller batteries.

For me, even with a higher resistance situation, the 18350 just doesn't last long enough, and I'm not over-encumbered by my 18650 devices. I mean, I walk around with a 18650 x2 box these days (smaller than an IPV3 tho), and it's fine. Dunno. Not for me, personally.

Though I do know some friends who will be thrilled about this. Good post, OP.
 

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There are small 18650 mods, such as the XXiX which will fit in a shirt pocket easily. And so then you don't need to carry around multiple extra small batteries because one of those 18350's with a decent sub-ohm build will last for about 7 minutes of vaping.

I'd be building it with a DNA40, and so, I wouldn't be sub-ohming.

(I also already have 2 dual 18650 box mods.)
 

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This is great news. The higher discharge ratings isn't all about pushing lower resistance. It should also (in theory) translate to a more efficient battery over-all. Maybe a little more oomph per charge cycle.

Exactly right, the higher discharge theoretically would equate to less voltage sag and a better vape. IMHO a great vape isn't about how long a battery lasts but how it performs under a load.
 

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This new tech is epic for the folks that enjoy a smaller, stealthier mod. It's about time smaller batteries got some higher power love. I can certainly see this will create a surge in very small regulated devices, mech devices, and this will be really lovely for tiny squonkers. No down side I can see, this is a win.
 
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