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I bought 5 km of wick. I hope its enough master
wires are everywhere but I think my sellers will have enough of them too as they have all the other stuff like batteries etc.
wires are everywhere but I think my sellers will have enough of them too as they have all the other stuff like batteries etc.
How about the battery....AW IMR 14500 VS AW IC 14500.............. which is recommended?
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Definitely the IMR mate! Don't even think about using ICR types for vaping at all and not for VV devices in special!
ICR types don't use safe(er) chemistry nor can they deliver the current you will need for the Proteus VV module.
Go for the AW IMR 14500 batteries or the Sony US14500. We did a big battery test recently in a German forum and these are about equal good (AW has a bit more capacity, Sony is usually a bit cheaper).
I bought 5 km of wick. I hope its enough master
wires are everywhere but I think my sellers will have enough of them too as they have all the other stuff like batteries etc.
Hi Imeo!
Are you still trying to get Penelope to go wickless?
Thanks,
Chris
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i never stop trying this black. I am waiting for new parts again.
i never stop trying this black. I am waiting for new parts again.
Very cool!! Can't wait.
There are good reviews about the battery TrustFire FLAME 14500 900 mAh.
Are they suitable for Proteus?
Imeo, what do you think about this?
I have already ordered these batteries, but now doubt it.
Are they suitable for Proteus?
Imeo, what do you think about this?
I have already ordered these batteries, but now doubt it.
There are good reviews about the battery TrustFire FLAME 14500 900 mAh.
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Are they suitable for Proteus?
Imeo, what do you think about this?
I have already ordered these batteries, but now doubt it.
Im pretty sure that P&P require a high drain battery to work with the VV in proteus... I believe Imeo has said that he recommends the AW IMR 14500 for P&P....
Are they suitable for Proteus?
Imeo, what do you think about this?
I have already ordered these batteries, but now doubt it.
Good doubts! One easy rule: Don't trust fire
As easy as that.
Actually there are very few areas in vaping where these batteries have an advantage over IMR high drain batteries. You want vapor, you want throat hit, you have a variable volt device and you're going to use it. 8-12 Watts on your atty may result in 3 or more Amps on your battery. This is when you really need high drain batteries. You may be able to use those trustfire ones safely, but there won't be much joy. That's a promise.
Easy choice is AW IMR.
IMHO the smarter choice are the Sonys that Manni mentioned. Mostly for monetary reasons, but also availability. AW has impressive production capacities for a one man show. But we have seen shortages in the past.
Imagine what's going to happen when P&P come out. 2200 proteus all over the world that need at least two 14500 batteries each and most of their owners will go for AW because Imeo recommends them.
And there is at least one other 14500 vaping system of another manufacturer that is going to have a similar release date which is not going to make things easier.
Looks like a good chance we'll see a AW IMR shortage ....
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Good doubts! One easy rule: Don't trust fire
As easy as that.
Actually there are very few areas in vaping where these batteries have an advantage over IMR high drain batteries. You want vapor, you want throat hit, you have a variable volt device and you're going to use it. 8-12 Watts on your atty may result in 3 or more Amps on your battery. This is when you really need high drain batteries. You may be able to use those trustfire ones safely, but there won't be much joy. That's a promise.
Easy choice is AW IMR.
IMHO the smarter choice are the Sonys that Manni mentioned. Mostly for monetary reasons, but also availability. AW has impressive production capacities for a one man show. But we have seen shortages in the past.
Imagine what's going to happen when P&P come out. 2200 proteus all over the world that need at least two 14500 batteries each and most of their owners will go for AW because Imeo recommends them.
And there is at least one other 14500 vaping system of another manufacturer that is going to have a similar release date which is not going to make things easier.
Looks like a good chance we'll see a AW IMR shortage ....
Very true!! That's why I just ordered my 8 AW IMR's. They will be scarce for a while once we see P&P.
Good doubts! One easy rule: Don't trust fire
As easy as that.
Actually there are very few areas in vaping where these batteries have an advantage over IMR high drain batteries. You want vapor, you want throat hit, you have a variable volt device and you're going to use it. 8-12 Watts on your atty may result in 3 or more Amps on your battery. This is when you really need high drain batteries. You may be able to use those trustfire ones safely, but there won't be much joy. That's a promise.
Easy choice is AW IMR.
IMHO the smarter choice are the Sonys that Manni mentioned. Mostly for monetary reasons, but also availability. AW has impressive production capacities for a one man show. But we have seen shortages in the past.
Imagine what's going to happen when P&P come out. 2200 proteus all over the world that need at least two 14500 batteries each and most of their owners will go for AW because Imeo recommends them.
And there is at least one other 14500 vaping system of another manufacturer that is going to have a similar release date which is not going to make things easier.
Looks like a good chance we'll see a AW IMR shortage ....
This is why I have already got 8 14500 AW IMR
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