Has Anyone Used These Batteries?

[wrath186]

Was shopping online and found this:

http://www.all-battery.com/nitecore_i4universalchargerplus4Li-ion18650Batteries-90609.aspx

I know that the charger is good, but I was wondering if anyone has used their batteries in their mods. I currently use AWs in my SVD and VTR.

 

[WarHawk-AVG]

Internal PCB protection (patent pending design) prevents under-voltage at 2.5V and over-voltage at 4.25V.

nope

http://www.amazon.com/Tenergy-Cylindrical-2600mAh-Rechargeable-Battery/dp/B001JDRPXM


Battery Basics for Mods. IMR or Protected? : By Baditude
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Get the Nitecore i4 (you can get em on ebay for under $20) and good proven batteries from a reliable source!!!!

 

[440BB]

Protected high capacity batteries are good for long life in a basic device using standard resistance, but do not offer the high drain capabilities of IMR batteries required in variable voltage/wattage devices. I think you already are using the best ones for your devices.

 

[Baditude]

Yes, the charger is a well-recognized and recommended charger for vaping needs.

Those batteries however are protected Li-ion batteries. Product description doesn't give a chemistry, but does say application for:
"flashlights, lighting, or other device that needs 3.7V power, building portable power device needing high energy density and low weight."

With no additional information I would not feel safe using those batteries in my mod.

Nowadays, with safer alternatives like IMR and hybrid batteries available for mods, there is no reason to use a protected Li-ion battery. Don't be led astray by overstated mAh ratings by dubious battery manufacturers hoping to sway unsuspecting customers away from higher quality batteries.

Best advice: Stick with your AW IMR.

 

[wrath186]

Yes, the charger is a well-recognized and recommended charger for vaping needs.

Those batteries however are protected Li-ion batteries. Product description doesn't give a chemistry, but does say application for:
"flashlights, lighting, or other device that needs 3.7V power, building portable power device needing high energy density and low weight."

With no additional information I would not feel safe using those batteries in my mod.

Nowadays, with safer alternatives like IMR and hybrid batteries available for mods, there is no reason to use a protected Li-ion battery. Don't be led astray by overstated mAh ratings by dubious battery manufacturers hoping to sway unsuspecting customers away from higher quality batteries.

Best advice: Stick with your AW IMR.

Yeah, I was thinking that, but it looked like such a good deal I figured I would ask here.

 

[EddardinWinter]

Genuine AW Batteries at RTD Vapor

At RTD, my favorite battery supplier, you can get genuine AW IMR 2000 mAh batteries for $11.27.

Isn't it worth about ten dollars more (for four batteries) for that sort of surety?