I use the AW IMR16340's in my T1 and they last all day long....
They actually perform better (I think) than the 18650's
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New Precise 18650 and 16340 Models!
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I use the AW IMR16340's in my T1 and they last all day long....
They actually perform better (I think) than the 18650's
What do you use to charge them?
Does anyone know if the typical 2 channel UltraFire and TrustFire 3.7V chargers that handle 14500s and 10440s will work with them? Are the Pila or AW chargers the flashlight guys rave about any safer?
No for some reason it doesn't show up. The choices end at the brass tops and bottoms.
Are you on the Super6 page maybe?
Try this - Super T Manufacturing, Innovative manufacturer of electronic cigarette products. and scroll all the way down...
it should say this,
Precise 16340 and 18650 Pre-Order. All the features of their little brother in a bigger package! Designed to accept the bigger 16340 or 18650 batteries (including high drain batteries), these have all the features of their little brother and also include an adjustable button throw! Comes standard with a 510 atomizer cap and also includes an optional screw in 510 to 901 or 510 to 801 adapter.
Note: This is a Pre-Order. Expected production time is approximately 6 weeks.
Try this - Super T Manufacturing, Innovative manufacturer of electronic cigarette products. and scroll all the way down...
it should say this,
Precise 16340 and 18650 Pre-Order. All the features of their little brother in a bigger package! Designed to accept the bigger 16340 or 18650 batteries (including high drain batteries), these have all the features of their little brother and also include an adjustable button throw! Comes standard with a 510 atomizer cap and also includes an optional screw in 510 to 901 or 510 to 801 adapter.
Note: This is a Pre-Order. Expected production time is approximately 6 weeks.
We don't need no stinking vent holes...
They're single battery PV's. The biggest danger with lipo's is when you start stacking them......
They will.... I use a WF-139 and a TR-001... The WF-139 requires a little aluminum spacer for it to reach but the TR is spot on.....
Lanyards? Really?
Holding out for brass trim.
OOPS That didnt work so well... Heres the original quote from RedRhino: What i mean is.... I can replace the 18650 with two rcr 123A????
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Brock You might have missed this. I think the vent hole question is resonable for those who want the larger model, to vap at 6V ( Errr... In brassBut of course
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From what i understand a 16340 batt is Just another term they use for the RCR123A But I'm probably wrong, so please don't listen to me....Since I personally never had a 16340 batt myself
aschmidy for what it's worth that AW IMR battery is the only 3.7V 16340 that I'd suggest...as far as how long they hold up that depends on what atty or carto you're using on it..
my first statement...the math seems to support the fact that with that IMR battery specifically the amp draw of whatever atty/carto you're using won't exceed the max drain rate of the battery...
let's look at a couple of different options
LR atty at 3.7V....2.47A amp draw
joye 510 atty at 3.7V....1.61A amp draw
Turbo cartomizer (3.1Ω) at 3.7V....1.19A amp draw
ultrafire 3.7V 16340 (880mAh) has a max drain rate of:
880 *1.5(C) /1000 = 1.32A for 60min/1.5(C)= 40 min
Even the regular AW 3.7V 16340 (750mAh):
750* 2(C)/1000= 1.5A for 60min/2(C) = 30 min
So they're being overstressed by running a joye 510 or a LR atty...and the standard or turbo cartos are getting close (with fully charged batteries they're over too)
now the 3.7V AW IMR 16340 (550mAh) and it's max drain rate:
550*8(C)/1000=4.4A for 60/8(C)= 7.5min
so well beyond the amp draw of any of the atties or cartos thus not stressing them..
now how long they will last
LR atty... 2.47A draw-> 2470mA... 2470/550= 4.49C
60/4.49C=13.36min=801.78sec or roughly 267 3second long button presses
Joye 510...1.61A draw-> 1610mA... 1610/550=2.93C
60/2.93C=20.48min=1228.67sec or roughly 409 3second long button presses
Turbo Cartomizer...1.19A draw->1190mA... 1190/550= 2.16C
60/2.16C= 27.78min=1666.67sec or roughly 555 3second long button presses
those are roughly pretty good guesses as far as time that battery will hold up
I don't believe these particular Mods have the 4-1....But Dave said he is working on it....So it's defiantly in the works....Just a waiting game now
No vent holes on these bad boys, not a bad idea either, but it's just not part of this design.
David... quit goofing off online and get to work ... 
You got PV's to make
Crand.... don't worry, you'll love it... The quality is unbelievable
You got PV's to make
Crand.... don't worry, you'll love it... The quality is unbelievable
Drozd, thanks for all the info! Wow, I appreciate it. AW IMR is the way to go. Sounds like it would last me quite a while, unless I was on the computer or driving
So is it a better battery than the 14500s, in your opinion?
So is it a better battery than the 14500s, in your opinion?
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Drozd, thanks for all the info! Wow, I appreciate it. AW IMR is the way to go. Sounds like it would last me quite a while, unless I was on the computer or driving
So is it a better battery than the 14500s, in your opinion?
truth be told yeah..
again:
let's look at a couple of different options
LR atty at 3.7V....2.47A amp draw
joye 510 atty at 3.7V....1.61A amp draw
Turbo cartomizer (3.1Ω) at 3.7V....1.19A amp draw
Ultrafire 14500:
900(mAh) * 1.5(C rating)/1000=1.32A max drain rate
AW 14500
750(mAh) * 2(Crating)/1000=1.5A max drain rate
so if you're running a joye 510 or a LR atty on em you're overstressing the batteries....not by a whole lot mind you...but you're probably not going to see the full duty cycle of the battery (# of times it can be recharged) or as long of a runtime out of them ...not hugely critical....just gotta watch your batteries a bit more..
I did hear a rumor that AW is working on coming out with a 14500 IMR which should take care of that though..
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