Omega / SB Users - 3.7 or 6?...
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The newer Janty Mega Attys work awesome on the SB @ 6V been using them for a couple months now and really like this set up, the mega carto's however seem to burn up and once they get even a little bit bunt they are shot, so stick with the Mega Atty's and all is super, with a Mega hit and vape
my omega set up with aw18650 high drains and 2.0 lr cartos or attys loving it !
A 2Ω atty/carto will pull about 2A, which should present no problems with an 18650.
Look at this drain test:
Compare the standard AW Li-ion (black line) to the AW IMR (green line).
Except for the first few minutes the standard AW maintains a higher voltage across the test and lasts 60% longer than the IMR.
18650 3.7v on LR 306 with a drip tip. If I'm on 6v its 2 123 Tenergys with 808D Cartos.
You aren't on 6V if you are using the 3V Tenergy Li-PO4's.
Here's a freshly charged pair firing a Joye 2.1Ω 510.
Thanks for posting this. I really need to pick up a couple of AW 18650 batts now.
Would there be any problems using an AW in the Omega because of the strange positive terminal?
Would there be any problems using an AW in the Omega because of the strange positive terminal?
A 2Ω atty/carto will pull about 2A, which should present no problems with an 18650.
Look at this drain test:
Compare the standard AW Li-ion (black line) to the AW IMR (green line).
Except for the first few minutes the standard AW maintains a higher voltage across the test and lasts 60% longer than the IMR.
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Not too much of an issue, unless the contact is recessed below the shrink wrap, nothing a magnetic spacer won't fix 
Yea it kinda is (the 2200mAh's have a protruding button).Not too much of an issue, unless the contact is recessed below the shrink wrap, nothing a magnetic spacer won't fix
FWIW for those on a budget (they can be found quite cheaply) these are the best bet.
They can easily provide 2.5A at a true 2400mAh.
I may have to give those Trustfire batts a shot. I had really good luck with my 3xAA 14500 box mod with two trustfire 14500 batts in parallel. It saw around 3.7v under load for the majority of the life of the batterys. I have no way of checking how my 3000mah Ultrafires perform under load but they don't seem to put out like the box mod did. It lasts longer than the 14500s but it feels like the voltage isn't the same.
The flashlight fanatics have nothing good to say about the high resistance, red 3000mAh UF's, especially at high amp loads..
They really seem to like the red/black flame Trustfires. Yes the AW's are fine batteries, but you get almost 3 of TF's for the price of one AW.
Thanks, based on your recommendation I just picked up four of those 2400mah Trustfires for less than $20 shipped.
I use the 2600 mAh Ultrafires (they're reddish) 18650 for 3.7. Never tried 6v and don't really care too. Pretty much the same price 4 shipped for under $20.00. Our first are still working over a year later, so now we have 8 in rotation.
i use Ultrafire 18650 3000mah batterys with LR Boge cartomizers or an authentic Joye 510 atty to drip. this set-up works for me, i havent had the urge to use 6volts.
Lately Ive been using a standard 510 on this thing at 3.7v and its been working really well for me. Im getting the same amount of vapor as I did with an LR-510 and the flavor is much better. I dont know if this is a fluke and I just happened to get a really good atomizer, but color me impressed.
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