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<blockquote data-quote="Darksand" data-source="post: 23668356" data-attributes="member: 167546"><p>Yep 25W, Opened it up and saw my battery was at 4.2V. The negative lead wasn't soldered well to the board. On resoldering, it worked again, however now I broke of the tiny tiny power button microswitch.</p><p></p><p>The cell inside looked a bit bigger than the 18350, It is almost covering the entire length of the colored body, could be a 18500.</p><p></p><p>For it size it wasn't bad. I vaped my Kayfun at 20W on it, but yes, it was most awesome at 10-12W with my Nautilus mini's. I did try some very low profile, low wattage RDA builds.</p><p></p><p>Edit: Oh, yours has a replacable battery, that is cool!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Darksand, post: 23668356, member: 167546"] Yep 25W, Opened it up and saw my battery was at 4.2V. The negative lead wasn't soldered well to the board. On resoldering, it worked again, however now I broke of the tiny tiny power button microswitch. The cell inside looked a bit bigger than the 18350, It is almost covering the entire length of the colored body, could be a 18500. For it size it wasn't bad. I vaped my Kayfun at 20W on it, but yes, it was most awesome at 10-12W with my Nautilus mini's. I did try some very low profile, low wattage RDA builds. Edit: Oh, yours has a replacable battery, that is cool! [/QUOTE]
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