LG INR18650-M36 3600mAh - 10A Mooch?

[NLVaper69]

This battery is new I think. Just popped up in my favorite battery store. As a (mostly) Mouth to Lung vaper i'm very interrested in this because of the high mah's, but couldn't find Bench Test Results yet. Is this gonna be tested any time soon? I hope so


http://www.dampaccu.nl/magento17/me...9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/9/7/9729.jpg

 

[Mooch]

This battery is new I think. Just popped up in my favorite battery store. As a (mostly) Mouth to Lung vaper i'm very interrested in this because of the high mah's, but couldn't find Bench Test Results yet. Is this gonna be tested any time soon? I hope so


http://www.dampaccu.nl/magento17/me...9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/9/7/9729.jpg

Hopefully soon but it is rated at 5A by LG and will be best used at 3A/10W or less.

 

[DaveP]

Hopefully soon but it is rated at 5A by LG and will be best used at 3A/10W or less.

Based on your tests Mooch, I recently reordered some Sony VTC6's to replace some aging 30Q's, VTC6's, and HG2's in my battery collection. Thanks for your continued diligence in helping us sort out the right batteries for different vaping ranges. I'm a 10W vaper who typically sees around 3.3 amps on the display, so I'm one who can choose higher MAH batteries and get longer vape times on a charge.

Your video comparing voltage sag helped me to pick the VTC6 as the best of the three for my 10W vaping style. You probably don't realize just how much you are revered by vapers. Thanks for your testing and advice.

 

[NLVaper69]

Hopefully soon but it is rated at 5A by LG and will be best used at 3A/10W or less.

Thanks Mooch, glad I asked before buying. I usually vape between 15 and 25 watts so i'll pass on these.

Appreciate the advice!

 

[NLVaper69]

Based on your tests Mooch, I recently reordered some Sony VTC6's to replace some aging 30Q's, VTC6's, and HG2's in my battery collection.

The VTC6's are very good indeed, hard hitting and last long. But in the long run, the HG2's are more durable. the wraps of the VTC6's are very soft and get damaged quickly while the HG2 just seem to last forever. I have 4 vtc6 that are only a year old and have to be replaced already, while my HG2 that I bought a year before the VTC6's still look (and perform) like new.

 

[DaveP]

The VTC6's are very good indeed, hard hitting and last long. But in the long run, the HG2's are more durable. the wraps of the VTC6's are very soft and get damaged quickly while the HG2 just seem to last forever. I have 4 vtc6 that are only a year old and have to be replaced already, while my HG2 that I bought a year before the VTC6's still look (and perform) like new.

I have multiples of VTC6, 30Q, and HG2. They've all performed well. Since they've been purchased at different times and used in varying combinations (paired and marked) it's hard to say which is better for my 10W vaping style. They all get different levels of use.

This time I decided to go with VTC6 for replacements after watching Mooch's video that compared initial voltage sag with the three. VTC6 started out much higher and remained on top throughout the discharge curve, so it seems that the Sony will perform slightly better in my particular application. High wattage users may experience different results from the VTC6 than me.