LiMnNi & LiNiMnCo batteries

[newvamo]

Are LiMnNi & LiNiMnCo batteries any better or worse than IMR batteries for use in a vamo v2? i cant find any info as far as them bring used in ecigs.

LiMnNi Rechargeable 18650 Cell: 3.7V 2000 mAh, 2.0A rated 7.4Wh
LG Lithium 18650 Cylindrical Rechargeable Cell: 3.7V 2600mAh (9.62Wh))

this link mentions the LiNiMnCo but not LiMnNi & from what little i did find LiMnNi & LiMn are not the same but i dont know for sure Types of Lithium-ion Batteries

 

[newvamo]

any info would be greatly appreciated

 

[kabonk]

it doesn't look like the LG are protected
these are my farovite 18650
http://www.orbtronic.com/batteries-...tton-top-high-drain-battery-cell-li-mn-li-ion

 

[newvamo]

it doesn't look like the LG are protected
these are my farovite 18650
Orbtronic - Panasonic CGR18650CH With Top Button, 2250mAh IMR High Drain 18650 Battery Cell-Made in Japan

from what i have read u do not want to use protected batteries with the vamo v2 since it has built in protection.

& the LG (LiNiMnCo) batteries are about as safe as LiMn/IMR batteries so i dont think the protection is necessary anyway.

 

[jclifford]

(LiMnNi Rechargeable 18650 Cell: 3.7V 2000 mAh, 2.0A rated 7.4Wh)
Looks like the stock battery that came with my Vamo.
I am an advocate of the cheapest batteries I can find. I know that does not sit well with many people, but I have not had any more problems. I believe the key is the charger. My Vamo charger destroyed the stock battery in a couple of days. I replaced the charger, purchased some cheap batteries on ebay and I have not had a problem since with the Vamo or a Joyetech Evic. BTW Joyetech recommends against protected batteries.

 

[newvamo]

Im just not sure about the discharging current with the LiMnNi & LiNiMnCo batteries...everything else sounds comparable to the LiFePO4 batteries (except cycle performance)...

 

[newvamo]

(LiMnNi Rechargeable 18650 Cell: 3.7V 2000 mAh, 2.0A rated 7.4Wh)
Looks like the stock battery that came with my Vamo.
I am an advocate of the cheapest batteries I can find. I know that does not sit well with many people, but I have not had any more problems. I believe the key is the charger. My Vamo charger destroyed the stock battery in a couple of days. I replaced the charger, purchased some cheap batteries on ebay and I have not had a problem since with the Vamo or a Joyetech Evic. BTW Joyetech recommends against protected batteries.

yea i am a fan of cheap batteries too...lol...i just got my vamo last week & havnt had any probs so far with the 900mah 18350 that i got from vaporbreak & there $3.50 charger...but i am lookin into 1 of the intelligent chargers..

 

[newvamo]

So no one knows anything about these batteries? I find it hard to believe no one has tried these yet...

 

[newvamo]

bump..........