Sanyo NCR18650AY

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EdT586

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For around $7 I get two of those Sanyo ...plus I am cheap miser and understand that with $6 saved I can get almost 2 more Sanyo or another quart of PG or VG ! ...LoL

Until you put in to a mod that needs a 20A battery and your savings blow your hand off.

If you dont have extra $6 today for better batteries, then save money by spending less on something else. Two less of visits to StarBucks or Mcdonalds will buy you quality batteries.

You can donate Plazma, and that should get you $40 for not doing anything. Many of us have a tight budget, but dont cut corners with cheaper batteries.

Good luck.
 

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Until you put in to a mod that needs a 20A battery and your savings blow your hand off.

If you dont have extra $6 today for better batteries, then save money by spending less on something else. Two less of visits to StarBucks or Mcdonalds will buy you quality batteries.

You can donate Plazma, and that should get you $40 for not doing anything. Many of us have a tight budget, but dont cut corners with cheaper batteries.

Good luck.

Money is not the issue, but rather an appreciation of the true value of the dollar, I am not the regular Joe that conforms to society's every view and whim ! So now a Sanyo INR battery is considered cheap ?
 
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Money is not the issue, but rather an appreciation of the true value of the dollar, I am not the regular Joe that conforms to society's every view and whim ! So now a Sanyo INR battery is considered cheap ?

They are not considered cheap, they are too low of Amperage to be safe for multipurpose use. If money is not an issue, then buy a multipurpose batteries with high Amperage. 20A

Yes, i know, you can buy better batteries later. But then you will spend more money in the long run.

At the end of the day its your choice, im just trying to give you good guidance.
 

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Money is not the issue, but rather an appreciation of the true value of the dollar, I am not the regular Joe that conforms to society's every view and whim ! So now a Sanyo INR battery is considered cheap ?

That's called Spaving - SPending to sAVe money - and you should see the problem with that. You end up spending twice as much or more buying cheap stuff that doesn't work or doesn't work well, only having to replace it with the better purchase anyway. Good luck.
 
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