Snails - Response on Threads Part 7
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Happy Wednesday to all the battery-talking Snails!
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o - Finish lawn mowing
o - Prep more pots for soon-to-come plants
o - Dad Wednesday
o - Resist urge to submit two (2) waiting carts
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o - Finish lawn mowing
o - Prep more pots for soon-to-come plants
o - Dad Wednesday
o - Resist urge to submit two (2) waiting carts
Good morning, Dale, Fran, Kat, Tibs, OBG, Bear, Atty & CES
Morning Gracie, Dale, snails.
Incoming, Tibs.
Incoming, Tibs.
That is what I fear. I really really want to wait until 04jun16...Resistance is futile
next VISA cycle. But my "submit/checkout" finger itches so badly!
How about these not my favorite but would work 18650 Efest Purple IMR18650 V2 3100mAh High Discharge Button Top - Batteries, Chargers, and PowerPax Carriers
Out of stock
I'm popping benadryl.Ouch!! That's a two week wait
I have not clicked yet!!!Does that help?
Good morning Everyone
From mooch
Be careful when using high-capacity 18650 batteries!
It's tempting to use very high capacity batteries, over 3000mAh, to try to get more vaping time before needing to recharge. But there aren't any 18650 batteries with a capacity over 3000mAh that have a rating above 10A!
Batteries like the Panasonic 3200mAh NCR18650B look like a great way to get more vaping time but they're only rated at 6.4A. And the Efest, Imren, and other Chinese-company high-capacity batteries are just rewraps of 10A Panasonic and LG batteries.
If you vape at under 20W (per battery) or so then you can use the 3200mAh Panasonic NCR18650B.
If you vape at under 35W (per battery) or so then you can use the over-3000mAh Efest's, Imren's, etc. But Panasonic/Sanyo NCR18650GA, LG MJ1, and LG MH1 batteries are less expensive and possibly a higher grade.
Can you vape at higher power levels with these 6.4A and 10A batteries? Of course! The batteries won't explode and your face won't melt off if you do.
But the voltage sag is so severe that at over about 5A-7A you can actually get more vaping time from the 3000mAh LG HG2 and Samsung 30Q. This is because their internal resistance is lower than the over-3000mAh batteries. This allows them to run more efficiently, with less voltage sag, and that means they run for longer before your mod says low/weak battery.
So, know your batteries and vape safe.
Be careful when using high-capacity 18650 batteries!
It's tempting to use very high capacity batteries, over 3000mAh, to try to get more vaping time before needing to recharge. But there aren't any 18650 batteries with a capacity over 3000mAh that have a rating above 10A!
Batteries like the Panasonic 3200mAh NCR18650B look like a great way to get more vaping time but they're only rated at 6.4A. And the Efest, Imren, and other Chinese-company high-capacity batteries are just rewraps of 10A Panasonic and LG batteries.
If you vape at under 20W (per battery) or so then you can use the 3200mAh Panasonic NCR18650B.
If you vape at under 35W (per battery) or so then you can use the over-3000mAh Efest's, Imren's, etc. But Panasonic/Sanyo NCR18650GA, LG MJ1, and LG MH1 batteries are less expensive and possibly a higher grade.
Can you vape at higher power levels with these 6.4A and 10A batteries? Of course! The batteries won't explode and your face won't melt off if you do.
But the voltage sag is so severe that at over about 5A-7A you can actually get more vaping time from the 3000mAh LG HG2 and Samsung 30Q. This is because their internal resistance is lower than the over-3000mAh batteries. This allows them to run more efficiently, with less voltage sag, and that means they run for longer before your mod says low/weak battery.
So, know your batteries and vape safe.
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