I am not sure the difference between the 20700 or 21700 batteries. A single 18650 at 12w lasts me most of the day. Sooo, I am looking to understand which will have more Mah.
Thanks.
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Bigger batteries generally have more mah and 21700s are (barely) bigger than 20700s which are bigger than 18560s. The first two numbers are the diameter in mm and the last 3 are the length in mm.
That said the higher drain batteries needed for DL vaping on some mods have less mah than similarly sized batteries with lower drain rates.
That said the higher drain batteries needed for DL vaping on some mods have less mah than similarly sized batteries with lower drain rates.
Looking for an all-day battery...3500 mAH in a single battery. Use for MTL.
Check Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum for which batteries fit your needs. Iirc there are several 2x700 batteries that should work. Maybe even an 18650 or two though they will be very new and possibly unabtainium at this time
- As you are probably already well aware, the relationship between amp ratings and capacity mAh ratings generally have a sea saw effect. The higher mAh batteries will generally have a lower amp rating and the higher capacity batteries will generally have a lower amp rating.
- My suggestion would be look at Mooch's recommended batteries in the different sizes that you are interested in, and pay close attention to the stated mAh for each battery. Your typical 12 wattage setting is on the low side when considering the importance of the amp rating, so IN YOUR CASE the amp rating is not near as important than if you were vaping at much higher wattages.
Thanks, I have always been a MAH vaper.
Actually, I forgot to consider the 26650s. I think a Dicodes uses one.
Actually, I forgot to consider the 26650s. I think a Dicodes uses one.
As a user of 26650s It’s notable that they have more volume to them than 2x700s but no more power. They are losing popularity atm. I only have them because I have a mod that fits them. 2x700s are the new standard for electric cars so I suspect they have a longer life ahead of them
The first 2 numbers are the diameter in mm, the next 2 are the length in mm, and the last denotes shape '0' for cylindrical I believe.
Unfortunately there are no 26650s made by reputable sources anymore.
If you are sure you will never go over 12-15 Watts for 18650 you can try the Sanyo ga or lg mj1.
For 21700 under 15watts the Samsung 48g has 4800mah.
If you are sure you will never go over 12-15 Watts for 18650 you can try the Sanyo ga or lg mj1.
For 21700 under 15watts the Samsung 48g has 4800mah.
For a regulated mod at 12 watts, look into the Samsung 40T. 4000mAh and 25+ amp.
Plenty of versatility in case your vaping style changes, and @12 watts in a regulated mod will easily last all day and then some.
I disagree. There are still several reputable 26650s.
That being said, 20700/21700 is probably the better choice with the future in mind.
They are used in precisely one model of electric car, from one manufacturer (the Tesla Model 3). No other company uses or plans to use cylindrical cells at all. So claiming that they are a "standard for electric cars" is hyperbole.
That said, it seems power tool manufacturers are starting to use them as well.
Fixed that for you.Sears Die Hard 750 CCA.... its a bit heavy, but it lasts alldaymonth
I get an extra couple of hours from a Hohm 26650 over 30Q, VTC6, or HG2 vaping at 10W +/-. I have one mod (Geek Vape Aegis 100W) that uses 26650 native or 18650 with a rubber reducer sleeve.
Sears Die Hard 750 CCA.... its a bit heavy, but it lasts all day
Lasts indefinitely......
Agree.
Tool manufacturers are opting for 20700 over 21700 because infrastructure to mass produce is already in place, more so than 21700. So, they're cheaper and more readily available
At the moment anyway.
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