New MNKE high drain 1500mAh batts?

[KillTheNoise]

I'm seeing these new MNKEs being sold here and there recently. Has anyone tried/tested them yet?

I loved my older MNKEs, but now that I'm a strict sub-ohmer, they have lost my interest and I'm using AW IMR hd 1600s.

It is time for another big battery purchase and can't decide what to get. Its either more AW1600s, Samsung 20R 2000s, or these new MNKEs.


Opinions??

 

[evgeny131]

imho stick with what is well trusted and approved...also, depends on the c rating as well as other specs..... you know the aw's perform...no need to change to something if you have to question it, unless you do your research

 

[Statistic]

I just got a pair of THESE from RTD. Been through only one cycle on each so far so I can't say anything about charge cycle life. Purely anecdotal but they seem to hit hard through the cycle than the AWIMR 2000mah does. They hit and hit and hit, then dropped off sharp. Same way on both batteries, and both measured 3.75v when I took them out of the mod.

 

[tenshi]

Been using MNKE for all my sub-ohm needs. For anything above 1 ohm, then I use AW only. I've recently been testing Sanyo's ur18650wx, and they don't seem to break a sweat at all when vaping at 0.7 ohms but it's only been a month so not sure about life span...etc. My tried and true are the MNKEs for <1 ohm vaping.

 

[Jaiofspam]

im a .3-.7ohm vaper and have been using nothing but aw imr 1600's and carry a couple with me

give the sony us18650vtc3 a try, 30A rating

 

[KapapanganPinoy]

I love my MNKEs, but the Sony 30As from Fasttech are much cheaper. Give em a shot.

 

[hadouken]

I love my mnke too. Hit much harder through the cycle.

 

[Jaiofspam]

I love my MNKEs, but the Sony 30As from Fasttech are much cheaper. Give em a shot.

just tested the sonys and they were not as hard hitting as the aw 1600's... not bad for the price but youre not saving much compared to the aw's