Precise ELA Telescoping Mod by Super-T!
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well i have my reservations about SLR with silica or cotton wicks... i mean SS mesh seems more geared towards high heat and tilting the device to keep the juice up on the wick is what makes my SLR Genesis vaping work.
btw another really cool thing about mechanicals, there's no timed cut off ... you can vape til your lungs are FULLL
btw another really cool thing about mechanicals, there's no timed cut off ... you can vape til your lungs are FULLL
If the 18350 have a 10C rating... No they don't...
700 mAh * 10C = 7 amps max...
.53 ohms @ 4 volts = 7.55 amps & 30.2 watts
I see that now... The devil really is in the details... Sorry about that.
I was a little nervous when I first coiled it up. I paid close attention to the button, top cap and atty itself and none get
Really hot to the touch. I make sure I change batts often to avoid over-discharging and so far it's vaping really well. I'll probably move back up to .8 or .9 when I have to recoil it but this particular atty is pretty awesome
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What's up with the 18350? is it dangerous to use with SLR coils?
Seems like not; since a whole lot of SLR Genesis vapers love the stealth effect... the new (deleted) is an 18350 Hybrid and you know its use is for SLR... I mean most hybrid users are going sub 1.0 Ohms
Seems like not; since a whole lot of SLR Genesis vapers love the stealth effect... the new (deleted) is an 18350 Hybrid and you know its use is for SLR... I mean most hybrid users are going sub 1.0 Ohms
About .8 is the lowest you can go (with an 18350). What you have to watch out for is the shorts. That will draw too much current from the battery = bad things. Personally I run between 1.1 and 1.3 and that seems to work fine plus it gives me some wiggle room if things to start to act up
I'll run a ten amp continuous load torture test on an AW IMR 18350 here in an hour so and post up the results...
These tests were done with continuous amperage applied, not intemittent. Measured wattage fell off as voltage declined. All were conducted on the same battery, seasoned with 2 charge/discharge cycles before beginning tests. None of the tests resulted in the battery rising above 90F.
As you can see, the AW 18350 can take a licking and keep on ticking.
Click here for clearer picture: http://forcedfuel50.fatcow.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/AWIMR18350Multi.jpg
As you can see, the AW 18350 can take a licking and keep on ticking.
Click here for clearer picture: http://forcedfuel50.fatcow.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/AWIMR18350Multi.jpg
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These tests were done with continuous amperage applied, not intemittent. Measured wattage fell off as voltage declined. All were conducted on the same battery, seasoned with 2 charge/discharge cycles before beginning tests. None of the tests resulted in the battery rising above 90F.
As you can see, the AW 18350 can take a licking and keep on ticking.
Click here for clearer picture: http://forcedfuel50.fatcow.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/AWIMR18350Multi.jpg
wow...man thats a lot of WATTS!!!
These tests were done with continuous amperage applied, not intemittent. Measured wattage fell off as voltage declined. All were conducted on the same battery, seasoned with 2 charge/discharge cycles before beginning tests. None of the tests resulted in the battery rising above 90F.
As you can see, the AW 18350 can take a licking and keep on ticking.
Click here for clearer picture: http://forcedfuel50.fatcow.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/AWIMR18350Multi.jpg
so does it show that at 15 watts, you get 8 mins of vaping ? LOL .... i'll stick with 18650 most of the time....
8 minutes of continuous draw. Unless you take 8 minute puffs, it'll last a while. I tend to take 3-4s draws, so would be good for about 120 puffs for me. That said, I'll probably run in 18650 mode most of the time, so I can make it through a day of work without needing to swap.
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Yes, keep in mind that is continous amperage applied. Much, much different then intermittent use. Intermittent use also allows the battery to "recover" slightly between draws, giving you even longer time then dividing out the continuous amperage numbers.
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