Thank you David
. I'm sure my picture will pale in comparison to the real thing.
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New Precise 18650 and 16340 Models!
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. I'm sure my picture will pale in comparison to the real thing.
and does anyone know of a good charger that can charge both 18650 batts AND rcr123a batts so I would not have to buy charger # 10?
I have to ask this, but why the he*& does this world need so many different sizes of everything?
Plumbing /electrical/nuts/bolts.....on and on its ridiculous.
With no pictures of any of these, how does the 18650 compare in size to the super six??
The Trustfire TR-001 covers 10440, 14500, 16340, 18650 and a bunch more. I have been using two with no problems, for over 6 months.
Bob
the wf-139 will charge both...but the 123a size batteries need to be used with spacers (which are relatively cheap)
Cool, thanks for the speedy response + great news.
Now, would you recommend aw batteries over others ?
depends on what battery size really...
14500....just about anything is gonna stress the battery (until the LiMN 14500 comes out in 4 -6 weeks)
but my list is this...
3.7V:
any 18650 with 2200mah and a C rate of 1.5 or better...
I think the AW 18650s are slightly better yes...as general concensus is that they're true to their #s while the *fire brands are kinda a lottery/crap shoot
or the 3.7V AW IMR 16340 LiMN high drain
6V.. the 3V AW 16340 LiFePo4 stacked
7.4V... the 3.7V AW IMR 16340 LiMN high drain stacked..
Hey Katnbrian
I haven't used the WF-139 but the Trustfire TR-001 will work without spacers, and also charges the 10440. Either will probably be fine but I use 10440s in my P10 Precises, so the Trustfire is best for me.
Bob
I haven't used the WF-139 but the Trustfire TR-001 will work without spacers, and also charges the 10440. Either will probably be fine but I use 10440s in my P10 Precises, so the Trustfire is best for me.
Bob
before I plunk down $160.00 for a 18650 I would like know what ALL the advantages of the 18650 would be over the super six besides not having to deal with the wonderful cr2 battery`s there output and lifespan.
Thanks for any comments.
Thanks for any comments.
You just summed it up in a nutshell. No need for me to commentbefore I plunk down $160.00 for a 18650 I would like know what ALL the advantages of the 18650 would be over the super six besides not having to deal with the wonderful cr2 battery`s there output and lifespan.
Thanks for any comments.
Plus you can use LR atty's to get the big hits without the hassle of keeping up with stacked battery safety. And if I read correctly, it'll still accept stacked batts for 6v.
ETA- "The 18650 Precise will also accept two CR123A/16340's for 6v vaping"-forcedfuel50/ David
ETA- "The 18650 Precise will also accept two CR123A/16340's for 6v vaping"-forcedfuel50/ David
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The 18650 comes in models up to 2600 mah which will last you two or three days between charges plus with the advent of low resistance atomizers you will be getting a high volt experience with the battery life of a nuclear sub lol
Did I sell you on it
Did I sell you on it
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before I plunk down $160.00 for a 18650 I would like know what ALL the advantages of the 18650 would be over the super six besides not having to deal with the wonderful cr2 battery`s there output and lifespan.
Thanks for any comments.
2 words....Stainless Steel
There are several differences that seperate the Precise line from the Super6 model.
1. All stainless steel construction which has several benefits including:
-More durable atomizer connection. Stainless steel is much more resistant to wear or stripping then aluminum or brass. (newer s6 models also used stainless steel tops, but not stainless steel bodies or switches like the new Precise)
-Extremely scratch resistant
-Since stainless steel is stronger, thinner walled tubing can be used.
-Corrosion resistant
2. New Switch design which has several features including:
- New body to switch grounding spring which improves switch performance and reliability.
- Switch no longer can fall out the top on the Precise (though some liked that on the s6)
3. Larger battery capacity when in 3.7 or 6v mode depending on model.
1. All stainless steel construction which has several benefits including:
-More durable atomizer connection. Stainless steel is much more resistant to wear or stripping then aluminum or brass. (newer s6 models also used stainless steel tops, but not stainless steel bodies or switches like the new Precise)
-Extremely scratch resistant
-Since stainless steel is stronger, thinner walled tubing can be used.
-Corrosion resistant
2. New Switch design which has several features including:
- New body to switch grounding spring which improves switch performance and reliability.
- Switch no longer can fall out the top on the Precise (though some liked that on the s6)
3. Larger battery capacity when in 3.7 or 6v mode depending on model.
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