So.. is the Grant a good next step?

[Lisaf01]

I aim to be stocking these 3.6v CR2 unprotected batts soon so that Grant owners and TS owners wanting a smaller format can get the full 7.2v experience (with the new HV atties once they are available).

I have them on order and for those of you outside the US, the item will be:
CR2 3.6V 600mAh (pair)

 

[Di]

2 3.7 in a Grant? Are you sure? Where do you get those?

Yes, K, is right stormy....

I have these in 3.7V and 3.0 V.

and as K says you can get them in 3.6V also.

 

[Coop]

Hello, very first post for me. I have been reviewing the forums for about 3 weeks now. After I discovered the GG, I knew that I just had to get one. I went to VaporKings and the Grant was the only GG available so I bought it. I have had it for a few days now and love everything about it....except I am starting to have concerns with the 6volt option. So here is my list of questions...

1. For grant 6v, is the only option unprotected cr2 batteries?

2. How safe are the cr2 batteries for this application?

3. If cr123s don't work with Grant....is it because of length? diameter? or both? If because of length, is there a small extension available for Grant?

I just want to be vape safely....I have four small kids and would hate to maim or dismember any of them with a vaping accident, 8-o (no, they don't vape, but sometimes they are in the general vicinity)

 

[imeothanasis]

Him my new friend and customer Coop

You made a purchase of an exellent e-cig that had a purpose to be the smallest and slimmest so I made it with the minimun length and width to fit only the cr2 batteries.

As for the fact that you want to vape safe, if you treat well to those batteries I dont think that something will happen. You just have to be careful if you see that GG is overheated. Then put it down and leave it until it cools. Then open it and throw those batteries away.

But dont think that the protected batteries dont need our attention, maybe less but batteries are always batteries and the lithium ones are more dangerous than the ni-cd.