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At 100w you should be good with the Samsung 30Q batteries which are 3000mAh, but pushing up closer to 160w could work the batteries harder then they should be. VTC4s are probably the best all round batteries for these devices be are only 2400 mAh.

You should check out Mooch's blog and ask the question in the battery forum if you want some more advice.

Thank you, I most certainly will.
 

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Post pics of your drip tips collection, now I have only 3, other I gave to my friends
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Thanks! I made a grape menthol juice and even though I only added the recommended amount of
menthol crystals but it is unvapeable on its own. I have to add it to straight fruit juices to get a nice mentholy fruity vape. :)
She also sells Flavor Concentrates so, you can buy those and mix it up on your own to vape
 

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    Is it a good thing that they can burst up to 70 amp? For example how much amp do i need to try these triple coils on xcube 2?

    Almost any of our batteries can pulse to 70A. But how long is that pulse? How often can it be pulsed? How hot does the battery get?

    Without the answers to these questions, the rating is essentially useless. I can rate a LG HG2 at 30A burst or 70A burst. Which is correct?

    And if you set up a coil build that draws current at a battery's pulse rating, above the continuous rating, what happens if your mod autofires or your mechanical mod had its button get stuck or accidentally pressed in your pocket? Your battery could vent, or worse.

    In my opinion, only build your coils (or set your power levels) to draw the continuous current rating of the battery or less. And if you want your batteries to have a long life before needing to be replaced, set up your coils to draw less current than that.
     

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    Do you still use that now, and is that a dripper?

    I do use a 306 and a 901, I have my empire and a couple of drip shields(good thing too as he quit making the empires, don't know on the shields), I don't currently own a provari tho.

    And yes the 306 and the 901 are attys you drip in.
     

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    Almost any of our batteries can pulse to 70A. But how long is that pulse? How often can it be pulsed? How hot does the battery get?

    Without the answers to these questions, the rating is essentially useless. I can rate a LG HG2 at 30A burst or 70A burst. Which is correct?

    And if you set up a coil build that draws current at a battery's pulse rating, above the continuous rating, what happens if your mod autofires or your mechanical mod had its button get stuck or accidentally pressed in your pocket? Your battery could vent, or worse.

    In my opinion, only build your coils to draw the continuous current rating of the battery or less. And if you want your batteries to have a long life before needing to be replaced, set up your coils to draw less current than that.

    Thanks for ringing in!!!!!!:D
     
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