List of mod batteries I stock

[muldrick]

TrustFire 10440 Protected 600mAh 3.7v Li-ion $5.99 (set)
UltraFire CR2 15270 3.0V 800mAh $5.99 (set)
CR2 3.0 volt Protected 1000mAh. $7.99 (set)
UltraFire CR123 (16340) 800mAh 3.0V Li-ion $6.29 (set)
TrustFire TR16340 (CR123A) 3.7V Protected Li-ion $6.29 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 16340 3.7V 880mAh $7.95 (set)
TrustFire 14500 3.6V 900mAh $5.99 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 14500 3.7V 900mAh $7.95 (set)
IMR 14500 3.7V 600mAh $6.99 (each)
Ultrafire LC17670 3.7 volt 1800mAh $11.99 (set)
TrustFire TR18650 3.7V 2000mAh $11.99 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 18650 3.7V 2400mAh $14.95 (set)
MNKE 18650 3.7v 1500mAh High Drain $8.99 (each)
MNKE 26650 3.7V 4000mah High Drain $12.99 (each)

 

[FreakyStylie]

Thanks for reminding me to put my batteries on the charger! I might just have to pick up a couple sets. Three sets just aren't enough . . . in case I accidentally forget to charge a set one day.

 

[muldrick]

TrustFire 10440 Protected 600mAh 3.7v Li-ion $5.99 (set)
UltraFire 15270 CR2 800mAh $5.99 (set)
CR2 3.0 volt Protected 1000mAh. $5.99 (set)
UltraFire CR123 (16340) 800mAh 3.0V Li-ion $6.29 (set)
TrustFire TR16340 (CR123A) 3.7V Protected Li-ion $6.29 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 16340 3.7V 880mAh $7.95 (set)
TrustFire 14500 3.6V 900mAh $5.99 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 14500 3.7V 900mAh $7.95 (set)
IMR 14500 3.7V 600mAh $6.99 (each)
Ultrafire LC17670 3.7 volt 1800mAh $11.99 (set)
TrustFire TR18650 3.7V 2000mAh $11.99 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 18650 3.7V 2400mAh $14.95 (set)
MNKE 18650 3.7v 1500mAh High Drain $8.99 (each)
MNKE 26650 3.7V 4000mah High Drain $12.99 (each)

And THIS WF-188 Smart Charger will charge any of those.

 

[snails1023]

I the batteries you carry are really solid and your service it top notch, I have ordered them twice. Now I have to save my pennies and actually get one of your mods. I always hear they are great. Thanks for all your hard work.

 

[lemonshrew]

TrustFire 10440 Protected 600mAh 3.7v Li-ion $5.99 (set)
UltraFire CR2 15270 3.0V 800mAh $5.99 (set)
CR2 3.0 volt Protected 1000mAh. $7.99 (set)
UltraFire CR123 (16340) 800mAh 3.0V Li-ion $6.29 (set)
TrustFire TR16340 (CR123A) 3.7V Protected Li-ion $6.29 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 16340 3.7V 880mAh $7.95 (set)
TrustFire 14500 3.6V 900mAh $5.99 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 14500 3.7V 900mAh $7.95 (set)
IMR 14500 3.7V 600mAh $6.99 (each)
Ultrafire LC17670 3.7 volt 1800mAh $11.99 (set)
TrustFire TR18650 3.7V 2000mAh $11.99 (set)
Trustfire Flame Jacket 18650 3.7V 2400mAh $14.95 (set)
MNKE 18650 3.7v 1500mAh High Drain $8.99 (each)
MNKE 26650 3.7V 4000mah High Drain $12.99 (each)

OK. I'm still trying to grasp all this information about batteries. I've never really given them much thought until now. I still have no clue about voltage and all that.

I'm looking at getting the Q2v3 copper, but I'm not sure what kind of batteries to get. I'd like to get CR123's because they work in flashlights too.

The website says: "For vaping at 6 v, this model accommodates two (3.0 v) 16340 batteries (compatible with all atomizers), or two (3.6 v) protected batteries for 7.2 v vaping."

The link to the 16340 batteries says the are un-protected. The link for the protected batteries says they are 16340 batteries, but at 3.6v instead of 3.0v.

My question is: Can I buy protected, rechargeable CR123 batteries that will work both with the Q2v3 and flashlights?

Also, if using at 6v, can I still use my favorite 510 LR Dual Coil Carto's?

 

[muldrick]

I really recommend the 3.0 volt batts. Or the 17670.
Two 3.7 makes the volts a little to high.

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[muldrick]

Oh yes, I always use the LR duals on 6 volts

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[lemonshrew]

Oh yes, I always use the LR duals on 6 volts

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Fantastic! (The LR duals seem to be the only 510 cartos I can get to work.)

OK, so we want to stick to 3.0. My hubby has this battery kit:

4 Tenergy RCR123A 3.0V 900mAh Rechargeable Li-Ion Protected Batteries with a Smart Charger

Since these are 3.0, would these be OK to use?

 

[muldrick]

Yes, they should work.
I have the CR123 3.0V, but they are not protected.
I have yet to find any GOOD protected ones, and have not tried the ones you linked to.