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Sorry to bring this back up, but I see you never got a quantitative answer. You don't necessarily need an IMR battery, but you do need a battery that will safely and reliably provide the amps that the mod draws. The exact amp requirement varies based on a lot of variables, but here's the worst-case scenario:
You're using a "standard" 510 atty that is on the low end of the ohm spectrum (2.2ohms), your battery is running low (3.2V) and you have the mod set to 6V. Under these conditions, the mod will be pulling about 5.1 amps from the battery.
6V / 2.2ohms = 2.72A
2.72A * 6V = 16.32W
16.32W / 3.2V = 5.1A
If you want to play it safe, you should use a battery that exceeds this discharge rate. The AW IMR cells are definitely rated (and tested) for more than this, and that's why they're recommended. Other cells may be capable as well, but reliable data is hard to find. Many cells aren't labeled with a discharge rate (and some manufacturers lie). If you have cells that you know are good for at least 5 amps continuous discharge, they should be fine. If you don't know what your 18500/18650 cells are rated for, you're better off upgrading to something you know will work.
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Fingers crossed it can make it across the Atlantic in time for xmas.
Don't forget Vape360, smooth out the bottle cap dimples. You have a fine product. Make it elegant.
It is elegant when u see it you'll like it
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edited to remove bottle cap ends
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So whatever happened to those beta testers, are they allowed to post comments, thoughts, opinions, etc. or is that not allowed?
Oh and nice pic Gummy
Vape On
Oh and nice pic Gummy
Vape On
Future mod??????
(sorry I couldn't help it)
Still looks like bottle caps
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