New AW IMR 2200 Mah batteries?
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Mine shipped Oct 10. Tracking said ETA of Oct 14th. Still havent received them. Last tracking update was Oct 11th.
"Stupid human test" completed last night at midnight.
The 2200 lasted all day. When the bottle was finally empty the batt read 3.66. I don't normally let my batts go below 3.7, but "in the interest of science", I wanted to see if it could finish the bottle.
6ml of juice in a single coil build is a LOT of puffs. I'm usually a 65% dual/35% single coil kind a guy.
Realize I have not seen any real data on these batts this was just my "stupid human test".
The 2200 lasted all day. When the bottle was finally empty the batt read 3.66. I don't normally let my batts go below 3.7, but "in the interest of science", I wanted to see if it could finish the bottle.
6ml of juice in a single coil build is a LOT of puffs. I'm usually a 65% dual/35% single coil kind a guy.
Realize I have not seen any real data on these batts this was just my "stupid human test".
I have 2 of these from Lightning Vapes at $8 per. I ordered the flat tops by mistake but they fit fine in the Reo Grand LP and the fire button throw is fine with me. From all the reviews this is a great battery, 2500 mah and 20amp limit. All I can compare them to are the AW IMR 1600mah and will comparet them over the weekend.
The New AW sure looks good though...
Just got my new AW 2200's today. I cleaned the contacts with alcohol, applied Deoxit Gold to contacts and will be putting a pair on the charger right now.
I like that little keychain light Randy sent along but my wife stole it immediately.
I like that little keychain light Randy sent along but my wife stole it immediately.
got 2 of these batteries today. charged up and been vaping steady all afternoon. i'll start paying attention to battery life and ml's used starting tomorrow.
for now the batteries seem very consistent from right off the charger to after a few hours of use.
so many batteries are like on fire fully charged and then settle in.
I'm expecting these to work out just fine
for now the batteries seem very consistent from right off the charger to after a few hours of use.
so many batteries are like on fire fully charged and then settle in.
I'm expecting these to work out just fine
Well they've been out for a while does anyone know if they have been rated yet? Just wondered if the Flashlight guys have put these to the test. I'm looking to replace some of my year old A Dubs and can't see using anything less than 24 amps just to be as safe as possible.
ETA Looks like they are only rated for 20 amps
ETA Looks like they are only rated for 20 amps
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Here is a link to a German battery comparison database (incl. AW 2200).
Select up to 6 battery types for comparison at 2A,3A or 5A ampere.
AkkuDB
The following link shows AW2000, AW2200, Samsung25R, Sony VTC4 and VTC5
http://dampfakkus.de/akkuvergleich.php?akku1=66&akku2=554&akku3=490&akku4=485&akku5=523&akku6=0
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I haven't seen any published curves for the 2200s yet. But my personal results convinced me to order 3 more. I've been using the first ones I ordered for the past week, and I'm pleased with them. Yes, if the ratings are true, it seems as though they sacrificed a bit on continuous discharge rate, for an increase in mAh. With my usual .45 to .5 ohm builds, 20A, with a increase in duration is sufficient for me.
Yes this is truly a one a day battery for me running .5 ohm builds and vaping 4-5 ml per day.
My 1600's haven been touched since I got these.
One 2200mah per vaping day kicks AYuss
My 1600's haven been touched since I got these.
One 2200mah per vaping day kicks AYuss
I put my 2200 in at 2:00 AM this morning. It's now 3:30 PM and it reads 3.9 v. I probably only vaped 3 mll. of juice and at .9 ohms. It's certainly better performance than my 1600's but they were getting old. Nevertheless, as Russ stated, its an all-day battery. I'm liking it.
only been a few days using the 2200's.
no doubt about it. they last much longer. With 1600's I was getting about 3 maybe 4 ML's of juice use and it was time to change batts. now, I can finish my 6 ml bottle of juice and still have power.
no doubt about it. they last much longer. With 1600's I was getting about 3 maybe 4 ML's of juice use and it was time to change batts. now, I can finish my 6 ml bottle of juice and still have power.
I actually hate this thread.
It's making me want to buy batteries I don't really need... or maybe I should just buy another Grand so I need more batteries...
It's making me want to buy batteries I don't really need... or maybe I should just buy another Grand so I need more batteries...
I actually hate this thread.
It's making me want to buy batteries I don't really need... or maybe I should just buy another Grand so I need more batteries...
Or... like I just did...
Buy more batteries, so now I need another Grand
Picked out a VP4 charger too... needed a backup charger
I was gonna just get the $7 charger...but I think Im gonna get my mom a grand for her birthday, so now we'll be set! Plus I wanted free shipping. I had to pay sales tax, so if you're not from PA, feel grateful... Its 6%...
am i mis-interpreting these charts?
seems like the AW2200 is the worst performer-- even lower than the AW2000, which is generally regarded worse than the AW1600 for mech mods staying above 3.7V.
The dampfakkus.de site is well respected among german vapers and I use it sometimes for reference. (dampfakkus = vaper's rechargable batteries)
Unfortunately, they don't show data for the AW1600, because it is practically non-existent in Germany.
The AW2000 has a lower max drainage than AW1600, but, to my knowledge, is superior in aspects shown here.
My knowledge about batteries is more than restricted, but I assume, the shown amperage has some effect.
With higher amperes (see 5A), the AW2200 starts to develop its strength.
With our coils turning subohm, we drain the batteries with up to 20A.
And it seems, this is, where the AW2200 begins to shine.
Unfortunately, they don't show data for the AW1600, because it is practically non-existent in Germany.
The AW2000 has a lower max drainage than AW1600, but, to my knowledge, is superior in aspects shown here.
My knowledge about batteries is more than restricted, but I assume, the shown amperage has some effect.
With higher amperes (see 5A), the AW2200 starts to develop its strength.
With our coils turning subohm, we drain the batteries with up to 20A.
And it seems, this is, where the AW2200 begins to shine.
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