The lowest coil is 0.42, but I wouldn't go that low. It should be safe, but why risk it.
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Panasonic NCR18650PF ?
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I've had the ncr18650pf for a couple of months. They are nice, can handle quite a bit of abuse and last at least 8 hours of vaping. They run cool at the 10 amp limit. I've run them on 12 amp builds because I was lead to believe they were 20 amp cont. For a few weeks. The description has since been changed, I was going to order a couple more but because of the amp limit I had to move on to 20 amp cont. batteries.
They're good down to .42 ohm but that leaves you no head space for mishaps.
They're good down to .42 ohm but that leaves you no head space for mishaps.
High wattage DNA boards ask for a minimum 12 amps continuous discharge rate from an IMR high-drain battery.
The NCR18650PF is a 10 amp continuous battery. It falls a little short in the amps.
I've got a set of 4 PFs I,ve been using exclusively since March 2013. Love 'em. The first battery that will vape, for me, for a full 24 hrs between charges. I now have a total of 10 (6 I have not yet used). I don't sub-ohm. I actually prefer about 2.5 ohm coils on a PT or my new love Kayfuns. NOTE: these are 10 Amp continuous batteries NOT 20/30 Amp so don't mis-use them.
So, going on the fact that I have a Futura DNA30 mod this wouldn't be the correct battery for 30W operation. Still looking for a proper nipple top battery that can handle it. I have some Flat Top Purple EFests, the 35A ones that are actually LG HE2 cells and I'm being able to use them with an aditional spring on top but even with those the DNA board is not stable at 30W.
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