I'm not sure about my batteries, please help!

[Daniel Vapor]

Hello everyone,

I've got a Joyetech Cuboid paired with 2 Samsung 30q batteries.
When I vape I'am not confident to pull more than 15 amps from the batteries, even tho I'd like to vape with even more wattage. Any idea if my batteries can handle it?

Maybe because it is a parralel or series mod? Idk..

I look forward to your advice.

Greetings Daniël

 

[Lessifer]

Your batteries are rated at 15A, but some have tested them to be able to handle up to 20A. That's up to you if you want to go above the listed 15A spec. Personally, I wouldn't push them past 90W, but I'm cautious.

 

[gofishtx]

I'm not sure what the Samsung Q are. I have LGH2 and Samsung 25R for mine these are 20 amp peaking at 35.

 

[Baditude]

I don't know the specific answer to your question, but I can point you to where you can find out:

Samsung 30Q 20A 3000mAh 18650 Bench Retest Results...a great 20A/3000mAh battery!

Calculating battery current draw for a regulated mod

 

[sawlight]

What everyone is getting at, but not saying, is it's a 15a battery, that has been tested to safely run at 20a. So basically anything over 15a is at your own risk, so NO, I wouldn't recommend you go over where you are setting the device at without getting a better battery.

 

[Lessifer]

What everyone is getting at, but not saying, is it's a 15a battery, that has been tested to safely run at 20a. So basically anything over 15a is at your own risk, so NO, I wouldn't recommend you go over where you are setting the device at without getting a better battery.

I thought that was what I said...