Ok, I ordered the E-power from madvapes last night.

[RobFindlay]

I think I made a pretty good choice.

I know these come with 14650 batts, I'm wondering if anyone makes a higher amp battery and if it's safe to use?


-r0b

 

[wv2win]

Good choice on your part. Not sure about your battery question. You might look at these sites to see what they have:

Protected UltraFire 14500 AA sized 3.6V Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery 900 mAh CR14500 Lithium Ion

All-Battery.com: Tenergy Li-Ion 14500 Cylindrical 3.7V 800mAh Flat Top Rechargeable Battery

 

[Carmiol]

I think he means higher mAh. MV ePower 14650 is 1050 mAh...

 

[RobFindlay]

How does the 14XXX nomenclature work on these types of batts?

Just not familar with this naming convention

 

[BardicDruid]

A 14650 battery is 14mm in diameter and 65mm in length, what you want to watch for is mAH that's the capacity of the battery. 1050mAH is top end for the 14650, but a better quality battery will last longer. RTD Vapor and Super T Manufacturing have AW batteries, in my opinion their the best. Only thing is they only have 14670 which is the same, if you measure an Ultrafire it'll be the same length, so it's ok to use in an E-Power.

 

[John R. L.]

ok call me lost !! will the 14500 batt. work in the e-power?

 

[WalksWithWiFi]

the 14500 battery will fit, with a spacer-
there are also vendors out there that sell a 14500 model tube(which i wish i had gotten)

there are high drain 14650's-haven't tried em myself as of yet sadly, which could make a world of difference on the vape..
IMR 14650 HIGH DRAIN BATTERY


and of course, with that said, an edit to remind people of battery safety and to look into the types of batteries you are using-

Hope you love your E-power,
the problems i have with mine aside, it's been a trooper

 

[redheadone]

I couldn't tell you about using another type battery in them. I ordered the e-power a couple of months ago and am using the batteries that come with the kit and it is working extremly well for me.

 

[vsinner]

The e-power has two optional battery housings, one for 14500 batteries and one for 18650 that can be bought separately (The 14500 I've read of people saying is unnecessary) They are imo quite pricey ($20+) considering they come without batteries but if you enjoy your e-power and need larger capacity batteries they are what you'd need to get.