Not new to vaping but need advice on the Janty Stick

[Pocket-Rocket]

I bought a Janty Stick just to give it a try now my question is about the batteries for the Janty Stick it comes with 2x ICR10440P 360mAH batteries now my question is I have some brend new Trustfire TR10440 600mAH 3.7v batteries can I use these batteries in the stick or not I was told by someone that I can not use it it will damage the stick is this true

 

[Papa Lazarou]

They can be used but they are not 600 mah despite the label

 

[Pocket-Rocket]

Thanks Papa L what are the actual mAH then and how long will it last in the Janty Stick?

 

[Shan B]

don't do it. I can promise you that you will be totally angered as there has been a lot of reports of the batteries blowing up. You should get your post count up and check out the other areas and search the Janty Stick Battery, I've seen quite a bit of posts about the Janty Stick battery leaking, blowing up, etc..

 

[Pocket-Rocket]

Hi Shan B I think you misunderstand I want to use Trustfire TR10440 600Mah 3.7v batteries in the stick and was asking if I can use them because I was told not to because it's a stronger battery than the battery the stick comes with it will damage it. Are you saying I should not have bought the Stick is it a bad PV?

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Supposed to be around 350 mah - DealExtreme: $5.08 TrustFire Protected 10440 "600mAh" 3.7V Rechargeable Li-Ion Batteries (2-Pack)

 

[Pocket-Rocket]

Thanks Papa L that's a bummer what batteries would you recommend for the stick because someone just posted that the batteries that comes with the Stick tends to explode? Was buying the stick just a bad decision on my side is it a bad PV?

 

[Pocket-Rocket]

I would prefer to get batteries with a longer usage time than the 360mAH is it possible to get something that will work on the stick?

 

[Papa Lazarou]

I've got a couple of Stick's, a V1 (well over a year old, still working, but with a dodgy button) and a V3. I've not heard of any particular problems of batteries exploding in them, but happy to read up on it if anyone has links. Needless to say neither or mine have blown up. Any lithium battery can vent/explode if mistreated though.

I would suggest using the batteries that come with it or like for like replacements. I bought some Ultrafire 10440's which claimed to be 600mah but I found them utter carp. They might have been faulty however. You might even try the new IMR10440's LiMn batteries which have a much better discharge rate than LiIon's, and will never blow up. This means they should support power hungry atomisers like 510's better. Here is one place that sells them, they are more expensive than other 10440's - Generic IMR10440 3.7V Battery - Cloud 9 Vaping

I don't know of any batteries in that size that genuinely are a larger capacity. If larger capacity is needed you might be better off with an eGo or a mod of some type. Cheap box mods with 14500 batteries that have 2-3 x the battery capacity of the JS are very affordable.

 

[Pocket-Rocket]

Thank you so much for the help Papa L very much appreciated.