has anyone used this website

[bigtmane]

Hmm that's works? To double stack the small batteries? Does it make then stronger? Or just last longer?
I think I may order it from somewhere in the states. That sounds like a really long process. I just don't have 90$ to spend on the thing !

 

[Maggiemw]

Hmm that's works? To double stack the small batteries? Does it make then stronger? Or just last longer?
I think I may order it from somewhere in the states. That sounds like a really long process. I just don't have 90$ to spend on the thing !

IMHO, you don't need to stack batteries. In fact I'm not even sure it would be a good idea. Check with the Innokin site to see if it's advised. The SVD is a high quality piece of kit without playing around with it. If you get the telescoping version, you'll be fine. I've had mine since September and although I now prefer my VTR because it's not as long, the SVD is reliable and a treat to use.

If you buy it from FT, you'll be saving enough money on it to buy some other neat little items.

 

[edyle]

Hmm that's works? To double stack the small batteries? Does it make then stronger? Or just last longer?
I think I may order it from somewhere in the states. That sounds like a really long process. I just don't have 90$ to spend on the thing !

No. Stacking batteries just allows for the electronics to run at a higher input voltage.
If reduces battery lifetime if you don't follow the stacking protocol- matching batteries, alternating them etc.
Not recommended especially for lithium batteries.

 

[bigtmane]

Ok cool thanks ! I think I'm going to get it I just need to find a website to order it from. I'm also looking at this copper one. It's copper with flat black paint on the outside of it, and it has a name or design etched on the front of it. That thing is pretty cool too!

 

[K_Tech]

Hmm that's works? To double stack the small batteries? Does it make then stronger? Or just last longer?
I think I may order it from somewhere in the states. That sounds like a really long process. I just don't have 90$ to spend on the thing !

The "problem" with the chip in the SVD (and other "chinese" mods) is that while they do work well, they're not that good at boosting the voltage of a single battery in higher power/lower resistance situations.

Stacking batteries in a mod is possible, but comes with its own risks, and takes a little extra close monitoring of the batteries used. I have a few sets of 18350's that are paired for life and are ONLY used for double stacking.