With 6v you don't need the long draws to get the TH. You should be able to get massive vapor AND TH before the carto gets too hot.
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With 6v you don't need the long draws to get the TH. You should be able to get massive vapor AND TH before the carto gets too hot.
Thanks! I'll go with 6v then. Worst case scenario, if I don't like it, I'll just get some 3.7v batteries.
Now, as soon as I find out the body color I need, I'll place my order. WOOT!
The body color is "black" however Jeff might just do a full wrap in which case the body color would be covered up by the black of the wrap. Just send him the mock-up images (so he can see the relationship to the button) and the flat wrap image. As always, if he needs/wants the Photoshop PSD file I can send it (too big to post).
Just a suggestion... you may want to go ahead and get the 18650's while your at it (combine the shipping costs). The 6V is good, but you will not get the batt life of the 3.7V, and 6V is a bit much for some.
Plus you are going to see a big difference going to 3.7 big batt, compared to stock stuff. It may be enough of a step for you without going 6V.
They both have their place, but it's nice to have the option to do either.
Just my .02
Ok, thinking about getting this for batteries:
Ultrafire 3.6 volt or 3 volt RCR123 Lithium Battery Charger
Varta Lithium CR2 Batteries ( 2 Pack)
AW 18650 Protected 2200 mAh Rechargeable Lithium Battery
Is that the right hookup?? I'm trying to get everything I need from ONE vendor, so I only have to look for one package.
Ultrafire 3.6 volt or 3 volt RCR123 Lithium Battery Charger
Varta Lithium CR2 Batteries ( 2 Pack)
AW 18650 Protected 2200 mAh Rechargeable Lithium Battery
Is that the right hookup?? I'm trying to get everything I need from ONE vendor, so I only have to look for one package.
FWIW, Madvapes sells an 18650 that's 3000mAh. If battery life is a concern the extra run time might make a difference.
You don't need the CR2 batteries - the 3v RCR123's are the better way to go. Jeff has mad a battery sleeve available to people who already had lots of CR2's that they bought for other mods, but the consensus is if you don't already have CR2's, go for the RCR123's, since the original Chuck design was to use 2 of those for 6v.
Also, that Ultrafire 3.6v or 3v Li-Ion charger won't charge your 18650 batteries - they are too big to fit. I'd recommend getting a tr-001 trustfire charger for your 3.7v batteries - it will charge 18650, 18350 and 16340 3.7v batteries - and a separate 3v charger for your 3v batteries. Tenergy makes chargers that work with their LI-Ion 3 v batteries and a different one that works with the 3v LifePO4 batteries.
Thanks, Jeannie. Back to the drawing board, lol.
Before I forget..some sites sell spacers and dummy batteries. I won't need any of that, will I?
Ok, how's this, from MadVapes:
Protected 18650 Battery, 3000 mah
Protected 16340/RCR123A 3.0 V Lithium Ion Battery
AD-103 Multi-volt charger (says it's been tested with the above two batteries and that it works.)
Protected 18650 Battery, 3000 mah
Protected 16340/RCR123A 3.0 V Lithium Ion Battery
AD-103 Multi-volt charger (says it's been tested with the above two batteries and that it works.)
you got it right
Thanks, Sc0ut! I'm off to order them now!
ETA: I see some sites sell dummy batteries and spacers...I don't need any of those, do I?
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Thanks, Sc0ut! I'm off to order them now!
ETA: I see some sites sell dummy batteries and spacers...I don't need any of those, do I?
no need for dummy batteries or spacers
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