newbie help

[caldytron]

Guys how do you judge which battery are the best to use? for xcube II

 

[Raynecloud]

Most ppl would judge by the mAh capacity. But i usually go for the Amps instead.

Best to get a 30A battery at least.

Im using a Solotech 2600mAh 40A currently.

 

[VapGeek]

Guys how do you judge which battery are the best to use? for xcube II

How - technical

End of the first post, there is a video on batteries.

 

[dc99]

You use a battery that is capable of handling the current demands of the mod your using it in. Sony VCT4, LG HD2 or LG HB6 can all handle up to 30amps. There are no batteries currently that can handle more than 30. If your not going to run it maxed out you can run Samsung 25R's. There good to 20amps. Heres a link to a reputable source for batteries. http://www.illumn.com/batteries-cha...ers/batteries.html?___store=default&brand=244

 

[CAPSNOSPACE]

dependant on the mod that you use and the RBAs used

sub-ohms would generally require higher amperage

 

[Darkangel]

Most ppl would judge by the mAh capacity. But i usually go for the Amps instead.

Best to get a 30A battery at least.

Im using a Solotech 2600mAh 40A currently.

Read the batteries sections, non will be able to hit 30a


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[VapGeek]

Read the batteries sections, non will be able to hit 30a


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30A have. eg LG HB6,

Above 30A not yet available.

 

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[Fruitylicious]

Get the brands mentioned here, I mean really. As much as you wanna run high wattage, you probably lose falvor by the time you hit that wattage. So there isn't any point of doing it to be honest

 

[laminated_tissure_paper]

I'm only comfortable going to 30amps with HB6s... the ever popular VTC line will reach dangerous temperatures when it outputs 30amps (tests can be found in this forum), despite their supposed amp ratings.

I would suggest with your current atomizer resistance, calculate amp output you plan to use and research batteries that can handle such amperage. And by research, I mean physical tests done by people with actual results... not catalogue descriptions.

I'd sacrifice battery life for safety all day err day.