Help with Batteries

[young gotti]

Anyone have experience with Sanyo batteries? Are the good or bad?

I only use 18500 batteries and I found them 1700mah which is more than any other 18500 battery that I own and I figured I could get awesome life out of it. I just never used them before, I usually go with efest and aw.

 

[Stosh]

From what I can find for specifications (if this is the model you're referencing) :

Sanyo UR18500FK

Specifications:
Nominal Capacity: 1620 mAh
Typical Capacity: 1700mAh D
ischarge End Voltage: 2.5V
Max. Continuous Discharging Current: 2C
Dimensions:
52.40mm (L) x 18.50 mm (D)

Protection Circuit (Over charge, over discharge, over current, and short-circuit)

https://illuminationsupply.com/batteries-c-48_50/18500-sanyo-ur18500fk-1700mah-p-883.html

This would appear to be an ICR protected battery, your AW IMR type would be a better choice for safe vaping.

 

[^Top-Shelf^]

I was looking at these yesterday, think I might buy a couple. They'll be perfect for my 2-2.6 ohm coils. And last longer then my AW's

 

[young gotti]

bump this up

 

[Baditude]

Anyone have experience with Sanyo batteries? Are the good or bad?

I only use 18500 batteries and I found them 1700mah which is more than any other 18500 battery that I own and I figured I could get awesome life out of it. I just never used them before, I usually go with efest and aw.

You never stated what battery device you plan to use the batteries in, or what type of juice attachment. This info could be critical from a performance and safety factor.

Sanyo is a reputable battery manufacturer. If you don't mind using a volatile chemistry type ICR battery for the added battery time in exchange for the added saftey of an IMR safe chemistry battery, go for it.

Since I had a protected ICR battery explode in my first mechanical mod, I've switched over to AW IMR batteries. I'll never go back. Just my