But, you posted pictures of your coils, their resistance, and the battery you use in a public forum. This invites commentary and a critique of what you did....the exact reason why you posted. The folks who have commented here have done exactly what you asked them to do. Naturally, you're going to get a wide range of responses. If you're not prepared to accept that this could happen it might be better to not post in the first place, instead of telling people not to respond....to something you publicly posted for feedback.
For me, I think that staple helix build is gorgeous. Using a 25R at those discharge rates is not a good idea though. Not only is that crazy beyond what the 25R can handle but there are better choices. If you had any problem with your mech, and that happens, that battery will vent...at least. There are other concerns driving how we react to the way you're using the 25R...what others might do reading what you did. You say you know what you're doing. But others who read that you're using a 25R like that might not know what they're doing. And they could get in big trouble as a result. We emphasize safety very strongly here for a good reason, ECF's members have a wide range of experience levels.
There are several other batteries with lower voltage drops than the 25R when discharged hard, i.e., they hit harder. They include the VTC4, HD2, Aspire 1800mAh (ICR though), and probably the HB2 (but I haven't tested it yet).
