Hello fellow vapers! I just bought the wismec reuleaux rx200s and i was troubled on what batteries i should load it up with! Many friends recommended the classic LGs(you know the brown ones)! I like them mainly because of the well know brand cause lg is quality(at least for me) but i've been also looking at some other batteries with better specs like the efest 18650 at 3000mah and 35A! Should i go for the efest ? Any suggestions are welcome! And btw i do subohm vaping between 0.1-0.2 ohms so take that into consideration(dont judge me, i like big clouds xD)
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The brown HG2's trump any of the Efests imo.
Efests are all rewraped LG's, Sony's, Samsung's etc. They might not be top tier cells.
Also if you are using them in a 2 or 3 battery device you want to be sure they are allmost identical. Can't be sure with a rewrap. Cheers.
Efests are all rewraped LG's, Sony's, Samsung's etc. They might not be top tier cells.
Also if you are using them in a 2 or 3 battery device you want to be sure they are allmost identical. Can't be sure with a rewrap. Cheers.
Ok so im off of the efest option right now! My mod can take up to 3 batteries and basically what i want is a battery that delivers a decent amount of Amps while having a large capacity(2.500+ for each battery) so please bring the options on everyone !
I'm rotating two married sets of Sony VTC4 and LG HG2 in my RX200S. The HG2 is probably a little better for vape time, but both perform well. I'm a 10W vaper, so I'm not pushing them.
Pick any battery with a 25 to 30A CDR in the green column on Mooch's battery sheet in the post above. Remember that longer vape time is indicated by greater MAH, but CDR is a measure of maximum amperage. The higher the amperage load you put on a battery the lower the vape time. You have to find a battery with the highest MAH coupled with safe CDR at the load you are putting on it.
The RX200S will handle the load and cut off at max current load for protection. As other posters said, stay away from Efest for high amp vaping. Stick with Sony, LG, and AW for quality.
Here's a good explanation of how multiple battery mods handle the current load and voltage requirements of sub ohm vaping. Remember, the batteries in your RX200S are in series, so 3 x the nominal 3.7v = 11.1V and the current handling capacity of your mod jumps to 3 x the amp rating of the battery you use in a triple configuration.
PSA: You Don't Calculate Current Draw on Regulated Mods Like You Do on Mech Mods • /r/electronic_cigarette
Here's Mooch's explanation of how multiple battery mods handle the load. He uses the RX200S as one of his examples.
Calculating battery current for a regulated mod • /r/electronic_cigarette
Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum
Just pick the batteries with good current and MAH ratings. As amp ratings rise, MAH goes down and vice-versa.
Pick any battery with a 25 to 30A CDR in the green column on Mooch's battery sheet in the post above. Remember that longer vape time is indicated by greater MAH, but CDR is a measure of maximum amperage. The higher the amperage load you put on a battery the lower the vape time. You have to find a battery with the highest MAH coupled with safe CDR at the load you are putting on it.
The RX200S will handle the load and cut off at max current load for protection. As other posters said, stay away from Efest for high amp vaping. Stick with Sony, LG, and AW for quality.
Here's a good explanation of how multiple battery mods handle the current load and voltage requirements of sub ohm vaping. Remember, the batteries in your RX200S are in series, so 3 x the nominal 3.7v = 11.1V and the current handling capacity of your mod jumps to 3 x the amp rating of the battery you use in a triple configuration.
PSA: You Don't Calculate Current Draw on Regulated Mods Like You Do on Mech Mods • /r/electronic_cigarette
Here's Mooch's explanation of how multiple battery mods handle the load. He uses the RX200S as one of his examples.
Calculating battery current for a regulated mod • /r/electronic_cigarette
Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum
Just pick the batteries with good current and MAH ratings. As amp ratings rise, MAH goes down and vice-versa.
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Good info given thus far.
In my RX200, I'm using two married sets of three batteries. LG HG2 3000mah 20A and AW 3000mah 20A. The AW is likely an LG HG2 rewrap according to Mooch. The Samsung 30Q 3000mah 20A would also be a good choice.
In my RX200, I'm using two married sets of three batteries. LG HG2 3000mah 20A and AW 3000mah 20A. The AW is likely an LG HG2 rewrap according to Mooch. The Samsung 30Q 3000mah 20A would also be a good choice.
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