Even though I could manage to cut down to two models of devices I actually only want to cut down to three.
I have dumped most of my items but still these are the batteries only at my desk (I am afraid to show what is scattered around the house). I will put a link to discharge data at the end of this post.



While not perfect I have found a small system I can live with. I have dug around, asked questions, and so on. When I have asked around I was told what I was looking for didn't exist but it was in front of me all along.
The Provari are not getting cut, what is going to get cut is all that cigalike clutter and what is shown is just the tip of the iceberg. Even the 3.7v regulated ones were not quite what I wanted. The unregulated were not up to snuff either.
What I have been wanting is a high drain small battery that could handle a modest load. The problem is this size class where a lot of new users are which means cheap low quality stuff.
I was trying things like 3.7 regulated batteries just this last week at 1.8 ohms then got warned I was on dangerous ground and moved up the 2.0 ohms. What I have learned is that there is at least one high drain 66mm 9.2mm dia battery. I wonder why almost no one recommended them? They have set the internal safety of these batteries at either 3amps or 3.5amps, I will need to go back and look. The eGo C twist 1000 mAh have a 2.5 amp limit. The C rating on these little things has to be fairly high compared to other things in order to achieve this. They hold above 4v for 63 minutes at 2.3 ohms, they stay above 3.7v for 45 minutes at 1.5 ohms which would be dangerous for a lot of small batteries. They have been very nice with an Ikenvape 2.0 ohm cartomizer. I think the new Iken 1.8ohm carto coming out soon that will fit these without an adapter will have really good results. This is from a 200mAh battery.
I have been using them back and forth with other devices since noon and there is a difference. I am not going to say they hit like a train (I have heard that said about things that don't have this much punch). I will say I have tried a lot of different things and these have more punch than anything I have yet tried in this size class.
I think the reason people didn't mention these when searching is they cost a lot more. I think the assumption is that they are all the same so get the cheap ones. It seems to me this is really a case of you pay for what you get.
These little guys are competing well with my medium sized stuff, actually beating most of it in all except for run time which is to be expected.
I do not know if these are the best little batteries around or not but they easily beat the ones most recommended.
My big battery devices are in order Provari all the way. My little devices might be in order. The middle size might be a problem for awhile.
Have any of you seen a discharge pattern better than this for little batteries (link at bottom)? I am asking Provari people because they seem to be a little more discerning than most. In the main forum I think I would get people posting fasttech links to stuff that is not what I am looking for.
LINK
At 24.95 a pop these are more expensive then other 66mm 200mAh batteries I have seen. What am I going to do with all of these stick batteries I don't want anymore?
I have dumped most of my items but still these are the batteries only at my desk (I am afraid to show what is scattered around the house). I will put a link to discharge data at the end of this post.



While not perfect I have found a small system I can live with. I have dug around, asked questions, and so on. When I have asked around I was told what I was looking for didn't exist but it was in front of me all along.
The Provari are not getting cut, what is going to get cut is all that cigalike clutter and what is shown is just the tip of the iceberg. Even the 3.7v regulated ones were not quite what I wanted. The unregulated were not up to snuff either.
What I have been wanting is a high drain small battery that could handle a modest load. The problem is this size class where a lot of new users are which means cheap low quality stuff.
I was trying things like 3.7 regulated batteries just this last week at 1.8 ohms then got warned I was on dangerous ground and moved up the 2.0 ohms. What I have learned is that there is at least one high drain 66mm 9.2mm dia battery. I wonder why almost no one recommended them? They have set the internal safety of these batteries at either 3amps or 3.5amps, I will need to go back and look. The eGo C twist 1000 mAh have a 2.5 amp limit. The C rating on these little things has to be fairly high compared to other things in order to achieve this. They hold above 4v for 63 minutes at 2.3 ohms, they stay above 3.7v for 45 minutes at 1.5 ohms which would be dangerous for a lot of small batteries. They have been very nice with an Ikenvape 2.0 ohm cartomizer. I think the new Iken 1.8ohm carto coming out soon that will fit these without an adapter will have really good results. This is from a 200mAh battery.
I have been using them back and forth with other devices since noon and there is a difference. I am not going to say they hit like a train (I have heard that said about things that don't have this much punch). I will say I have tried a lot of different things and these have more punch than anything I have yet tried in this size class.
I think the reason people didn't mention these when searching is they cost a lot more. I think the assumption is that they are all the same so get the cheap ones. It seems to me this is really a case of you pay for what you get.
These little guys are competing well with my medium sized stuff, actually beating most of it in all except for run time which is to be expected.
I do not know if these are the best little batteries around or not but they easily beat the ones most recommended.
My big battery devices are in order Provari all the way. My little devices might be in order. The middle size might be a problem for awhile.
Have any of you seen a discharge pattern better than this for little batteries (link at bottom)? I am asking Provari people because they seem to be a little more discerning than most. In the main forum I think I would get people posting fasttech links to stuff that is not what I am looking for.
LINK
At 24.95 a pop these are more expensive then other 66mm 200mAh batteries I have seen. What am I going to do with all of these stick batteries I don't want anymore?
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