GG 14500 mod

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imeothanasis

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I get around 4 to 5 hours of vaping time with my 14500 trustfire batteries with a LR attie.... normal atties I get 5 -6 hours... not really that much of difference.... I get a warmer vapor from LR atties and a lot vapor as well even using the same eliquid as always. If your woundering I vape around 4mls - 6mls daily.

I didn't say it was a 5v vape... I said an almost 5v vape.... and a lot of people use this setup... even if they didn't want to use LR atties a lot of vapors still want a small device.

warmer and more vapor is a fact Grimmer because double of the current goes through atty. But double the current means -50% to the battery life. If we meassure what is happening you will see that I am right. Ohms law is a law and we cant argue on this.
I agree with you that some people want a small device. I also agree that I have to make 2 kinds of small GGs to satisfy anyone:)
 

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warmer and more vapor is a fact Grimmer because double of the current goes through atty. But double the current means -50% to the battery life. If we meassure what is happening you will see that I am right. Ohms law is a law and we cant argue on this.
I agree with you that some people want a small device. I also agree that I have to make 2 kinds of small GGs to satisfy anyone:)

I'm still getting a really good vape time with the LR atties and using the 14500 batteries... 4-5 hours with a 900 mah is a good vaping time with one small battery. WIth regular atties I get 5 -6 hours of vaping time. 1 hour difference is not much and honestly its worth the loss due to the vaping experience. :)

6v is a nice setup and great for people who love the power horse... and 3.7v is a nice setup as well for those who don't want that much power.... speed is great but not all the time...even Nascar drivers need a break from the track.
 
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I'm still getting a really good vape time with the LR atties and using the 14500 batteries... 4-5 hours with a 900 mah is a good vaping time with one small battery. WIth regular atties I get 5 -6 hours of vaping time. 1 hour difference is not much and honestly its worth the loss due to the vaping experience. :)

6v is a nice setup and great for people who love the power horse... and 3.7v is a nice setup as well for those who don't want that much power.... speed is great but not all the time...even Nascar drivers need a break from the track.

hahahaha no break here buddy, you know that we run with the speed of light:thumb::thumb:
 

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lol as long as the ohm's law doesn't beat me over the head... lol.... :) but it would be nice to have a 3.7v only device that is small and concealable. I love my ggts and wish I could take it on the go but its to bulky and hard to conceal... but if the GG was small then it can go everywhere I go and have the best vape I could have :vapor:.
 

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lol as long as the ohm's law doesn't beat me over the head... lol.... :) but it would be nice to have a 3.7v only device that is small and concealable. I love my ggts and wish I could take it on the go but its to bulky and hard to conceal... but if the GG was small then it can go everywhere I go and have the best vape I could have :vapor:.

The GGTS at 3,7 volt with a cr123A battery isnt good for you Grimmer?:)
 

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It's good for home but its to bulky (wide) for going out.... 3 to 4 mm shaved off the width would be excellent.... and a 17mm grant would be great to.. thin is the way to go.... :blink: :laugh:

You mean bulky because of the width, I see. You want something thinner. Ok buddy, I will make both of them:)
 

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I just thought of something..., Being Imeo already is making GGTS, he can make a single 16340 device out of just the lower bottom part of GGTS and a atomizer cap that will attach without the center telescope brass piece. This can very small and compact and nothing other then new atomizer cap threading and possibly shorter spring or no spring for negative side of battery. This would be a very, very small compact sexy device and Imeo won't have to deal with much adjustments as well as making a totally new one. Just a idea i was thinking after i took my GGTS apart and put a single 3.7 16340 in without the atomizer cap~.

I have to quote myself and say that in my own opionion this is the answer for a 16340 and a much easier for Imeo to produce... For the 14500 small and compact, would need to be a new GG model made. I vape 7.2-7.4v only.,, this wouldn't benefit me but i know others that would be. GGTS would be best choice if you want low or high volt vaping or anything in between, mainly high volt, at least with me... My other GG's are sitting looking pretty, but a 14500 GG would be slim and small plus stealthy and would attract new customers that vape mainly 14500's, same goes for the 3.7v LR atty vaperer 16340's.

I hate to be a pain and show my opionions but being part of the GG family im sure you guys understand lol:D :toast:
 

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Keon, I totally agree with you. GGTS is the all in one cig. But I will make a GG for all people out there that cant affort the GGTS and a little thinner just for people that want a slimmer cig. It will stay one of the best models comparing to other cigs out there but it will never be a GGTS of course
 

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Does anyone know if the new 14650 1600mah batteries will fit in a Grant? I need to order new batteries and have just come across these.
Unlikely, CKC, cos of the length, best to measure internally, but as those would be 65mm or more in length, I can't see them fitting.... could be wrong tho.
 
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