need i little help

[teloydhs]

hello..Im Nick..i just bought the eleaf istick 100w tc mod and panasonic ncr 18650 3400mah batteries..i vape for about 9 months.i know some staff but the only question so far if you could anwer me please before i do something i dont know is if my panasonic batteries (not protected it said) are good or maybe good enough to work on my mod..i dont want it to explode in my face or something..please can you give me some help and tips?

 

[MudVaper]

What kind of atty are you using on that?

I'm no expert on batteries but would vape with that without fear.

 

[ImThatGuy]

No it is not.

 

[teloydhs]

so what should i buy for this mod with high mah and be safe from any explosion or something like that..i boutgh the mod from fastech and it would help me a lot to buy batteries from there too

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

LG HG2's are 3000 mah 20 amp batteries. Samsung 25r's are 2500 mah 20 amp batteries, and Sony VTC4's are 2100 mah 30 amp batteries. These are the most recommended batteries in the forum.


18650 Safety Grades -- Picking a Safe Battery to Vape With | E-Cigarette Forum
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/f...ch-test-results-which-battery-is-best.689876/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude.88498/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/mooch.256958/

Where to buy in USA
http://www.illumn.com/
http://www.rtdvapor.com/
http://liionwholesale.com/
http://www.orbtronic.com/
https://www.imrbatteries.com/

 

[suprtrkr]

No. Not in a 100 watt mod. Those batteries are 6 amps; you need 20 amp batteries in your mod.

 

[RT5A]

im no also no expert and personally don't have that device but the istick 100w tc is a regulated device should have built in protection to protect from shorts and from the device working with a coil that is below the devices operating range .

 

[MudVaper]

Wherea

No. Not in a 100 watt mod. Those batteries are 6 amps; you need 20 amp batteries in your mod.

Where I would have vaped on that, listen to Suprtkr - he always has the best advise.

 

[suprtrkr]

im no also no expert and personally don't have that device but the istick 100w tc is a regulated device should have built in protection to protect from shorts and from the device working with a coil that is below the devices operating range .

It does. But it has no protection against under spec batteries. If we assume the mod kicks out batteries as discharged at 3.2 volts (that's pretty common) the minimum voltage available to the board is 6.4V. 100W at 6.4V draws 15.6 amps, well over twice what the batteries can supply. That mod needs 20A batteries. It is possible a circuit could be built that calculates voltage sag under load and figures battery ampacity from there, but it won't be in a mod of the price of the iStick. Using those batteries risks a vent.

 

[RT5A]

Ah my bad , i assumed the device would have protection for that .
I really need to learn more about batteries , I don't know the science behind it just knew I should always get batteries that give out a minimum of 20A .