Question about stacking 14250's - Are these the right batteries?

[Statistic]

First off.. I understand the inherent risks of stacking batteries and am prepared to be diligent about pairing, rotating, and monitoring their charge going on and coming off the charger. I appreciate the increased risk and potentially increased strain on batteries and I accept full responsibility for my actions and the outcome of those actions.

What I want to know is if the batteries I've found are suitable for stacking in a 14500 mod. They are 14250 but I know nothing about the site selling them. It seems there were more high drain 14250's available a few years ago, not so much anymore (unless my Google Fu is just weak lately.

These are what I'm looking at: AW 14250 Unprotected Lithium Rechargeable 300mAh

Eh?

 

[retird]

What type setup are you wanting to use them with?

 

[Izan]

Should work fine for 6v vaping.
You may need a special charger for them since they are 3.6V max and need to be charged at a slower rate then higher Mah batteries.

IFR14250

Have fun
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[Riverboat]

These are only 200 mah but are a safer chemistry(LFP) for stacking...you will need a 3.2 volt charger... if you order use the code ECF20 for a 20% discount... Either set of batteries will give short run times though....http://www.innovapor.com/apex-alpha...r-14250-lfp-3.2v-rechargeable-batteries-pair/

 

[Statistic]

Thanks everyone. I plan to use them in a Mini REO, as long as they don't compress the spring so much that it can't do it's job.

I know the capacity is going to be minuscule. I won't be using it for work days or anything long term like that. I'm trying to set it up to be an occasional hard hitter, loaded up with higher nic than I normally use. Think.. the Derringer of PV's