I just reported the info and not making any recommendations. I use AW IMRs but do have a couple Panasonic IMRs.
Super battery.
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Ohhhh...you know that could be it.
Although, I am using the derlin covers on both Grands. I'm going to play with it to figure it out. The AW IMR's are still in rotation so it isn't crucial.
This is a great tool, but the Panasonic's aren't listed on here...unless I'm missing something.
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all the wrong batteries. The link does not reference the battery.(as Mocha pointed out)
Interesting charts. If I'm seeing correctly, it shows the 1600 mAH AW IMR as longer than the 2000 mAH? That's not the case with the ones I have.
I tried the Panasonic NCR18650PD with the button top in my Grand but wouldn't fit. I use them in my other mods, so no loss, and stick with the recommended AW IMRs for my Reo.
I use my grey jacket panny flattops with a safety fuse on my grands. They work fine that way, and since I always use a fuse is not an issue. I have a boatload of them from a co-op since Panasonic won't be making them anymore and they came cheaply through the coop. 
well, by a tenth of a mm. He might of had a speck of german consonant on his calipers.
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While I appreciate the post, I wish people would give an accurate description of actual vape time. 48 means nothing to me unless I know how much juice was consumed in that time. It would also be beneficial to know what kind of atomizer was used and the resistance of the coil.
I don't mean to come off sounding harsh, but this extra information would allow for better real world comparisons. For example, with a .6 ohm coil in my RM2 I go through approximately 3ml of juice before I feel I need to recharge my AW ImR 1600mah batteries.
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No it does not it was a old bookmarked summary of different batts I thought might be interesting. With exception of the AWs none are recommended by Rob.
And you'd be right.
Good point. I go through 6ml on a light day. So if both days were light...minimum 10ml. Coil is 1.2 ohm.
Thanks to my phone, I could have posted this from anywhere.
You can buy this battery at most battery related retail shops ie. Batteries plus bulbs, batteries warehouse, maybe even some Radio Shacks
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..another interesting and fun thread about AWs batteries http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...who-am-who-manufactures-am-imr-batteries.html
Just a little follow up I meant to do last week.
Another trip. I had to leave early Monday morning, put a fresh battery in Sunday before bed, so a little use. But the time I got home Friday evening, I had ONLY used the two Panny batteries. I did NOT run them dead. I went with a 1.9 ohm coil and seriously can not believe it. Six bottle fillings (that I recall), incredible if you ask me.
What I neglected to do, was meter the remaining power. I got home and charged out of habbit. I am going to meter one after two days next time. I'm sure they weren't hitting as hard as some demand, but the pure fact that I made it that long on two batteries amazes me. My 30ml travel bottle was almost empty when I got home, and I had a full bottle when I put the batt in Sunday evening.
Another trip. I had to leave early Monday morning, put a fresh battery in Sunday before bed, so a little use. But the time I got home Friday evening, I had ONLY used the two Panny batteries. I did NOT run them dead. I went with a 1.9 ohm coil and seriously can not believe it. Six bottle fillings (that I recall), incredible if you ask me.
What I neglected to do, was meter the remaining power. I got home and charged out of habbit. I am going to meter one after two days next time. I'm sure they weren't hitting as hard as some demand, but the pure fact that I made it that long on two batteries amazes me. My 30ml travel bottle was almost empty when I got home, and I had a full bottle when I put the batt in Sunday evening.
Those Panasonic 18650PD are Panasonic's successor to the grey 18650CH - with similar characteristics. They are good up to 10A, but I only use them in regulated mods, where they do really great.
In mech mods I prefer other cells (Samsung 20R, Sony Konion VTR4) for their better voltage stability and lower internal resistance, for Grands it's the AW IMR 1600s - or Samsung 20R with nipples that I have, when the AW IMR are charging.
For a good battery comparison see lygte-info.dk (danish, posted above) or dampfakkus.de (german, partly english).
This link is for the ..PD cell: AkkuDB (scroll down to find a comparison to the ..CH cell)
In mech mods I prefer other cells (Samsung 20R, Sony Konion VTR4) for their better voltage stability and lower internal resistance, for Grands it's the AW IMR 1600s - or Samsung 20R with nipples that I have, when the AW IMR are charging.
For a good battery comparison see lygte-info.dk (danish, posted above) or dampfakkus.de (german, partly english).
This link is for the ..PD cell: AkkuDB (scroll down to find a comparison to the ..CH cell)
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