high drain batteries vs normal protected.

Status
Not open for further replies.

Hyperspace

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Mar 4, 2009
1,365
704
66
Michigan
Last edited:

Hyperspace

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Mar 4, 2009
1,365
704
66
Michigan
thanks hyperspace, that's what I was looking for. I didn't think the writing on the plastic wrapper was very accurate. I'll look into getting some trustfires, I like that brand. and 12 hours?? wow, I get about 6 or so.

I'm guessing it was the GTL batteries you were only getting 6 hours with. They were tested at only 300mAh. GTL is about the lowest performing battery you can buy.

GTL 16340 Li-ion Ebay Batt "TEST" !!! - CandlePowerForums
 

WitchWay

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Dec 30, 2009
1,297
0
Texas
I've used both the Li-Ion AW batteries and the AW LiMN High drains and both gave about the same 7-8 hours. My UltraFire batteries give me 10-12 hours. I have not tried the TrustFire yet. I also tried SpiderFire batteries and they were like 5-6 hours.

Hubby is using the AWs, both sets and is fine with them. Of course he vapes about 1/4 the amount that I do. He only changes his batteries every 3 days. Must be nice!!


Happy Vaping!!!
 

portguy

Super Member
ECF Veteran
Feb 3, 2010
749
15
58
Portugal
I like the batteries Mike sells...Too bad i only ordered 4. Went to DX and ordered the black trustfire.

So far the Buzz works very well with 3 volt LifePO4 and even with the batteries that came with my screwdriver. These are unprotected and last OK (in fact i think that 2 of these last longer than a single one in my SD...can´t find a reason why).
 

WitchWay

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Dec 30, 2009
1,297
0
Texas
I like the batteries Mike sells...Too bad i only ordered 4. Went to DX and ordered the black trustfire.

So far the Buzz works very well with 3 volt LifePO4 and even with the batteries that came with my screwdriver. These are unprotected and last OK (in fact i think that 2 of these last longer than a single one in my SD...can´t find a reason why).

I have that same experience. I use the same type batteries in my Chameleon as I do the Buzz. The Chameleon only takes one for 3.7v vaping. That battery last me around 6 hours, but 2 of the same brand and size batteries in the Buzz lasts me 10-12 hours. I was under the assumption that the mah was not doubled in the Buzz because both batteries are used at the same time, but the usage time suggests otherwise.
 

Hyperspace

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Mar 4, 2009
1,365
704
66
Michigan
I have that same experience. I use the same type batteries in my Chameleon as I do the Buzz. The Chameleon only takes one for 3.7v vaping. That battery last me around 6 hours, but 2 of the same brand and size batteries in the Buzz lasts me 10-12 hours. I was under the assumption that the mah was not doubled in the Buzz because both batteries are used at the same time, but the usage time suggests otherwise.

I remember we had this discussion in another thread, I don't remember the guy's name but I think he was wrong when he said the mAh isn't doubled. If he wasn't wrong, how else can you explain 2 16340 batteries lasting longer than 1?
 

WitchWay

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Dec 30, 2009
1,297
0
Texas
I remember we had this discussion in another thread, I don't remember the guy's name but I think he was wrong when he said the mAh isn't doubled. If he wasn't wrong, how else can you explain 2 16340 batteries lasting longer than 1?

This is one of the mystries of the world I guess.

I agree, the only thing I've found is they cost more, are shorter, and don't last as long. I'm very disappointed in them. The 14500s Too.

I am so glad to see others state this. I do not like the LiMN high drain batteries. I like the UltraFire batteries much better. And I'm going to try the TrustFire one of these days.

Id a series the mah is the same. In parallel it is doubled.

The Buzz is in series or parallel? I thought it was series. If so why do the batteries last longer?
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Users who are viewing this thread