Tangsfire battery

[Jimmywit]

First off sorry for all the questions I am new to all this. But does anyone know if a tangs fire 18350 is a good battery? I only seem to get about 5 hours out of it. Are all batteries the same or are some better? Is this a good one or should a expect more? If so can anyone recommend a good one? Thank you all so much you have been so helpful

 

[Free Booter]

I can tell you that the best batteries I have used are the following: AW IMR 18650, Panasonic CGR18650CH, EH IMR 18500, and the EFest IMR 18350. IMR (unprotected/"safe" chemistry) tend to be the best in terms of using them with electronic mods. Protected batteries would (for some people) be the way to go on mechanicals, but I have used all the ones I mentioned in both electronic and mechanical mods and in my Custom "E-Pipes" (the small ones mostly).

 

[retired1]

Until about 30 seconds ago, I'd never heard of a TangsFire battery. I'd be extremely cautious with those.

 

[Choc_Addic]

It's like any other XXXfire brands. I would stay away from these.

There are no credible reviews done any where.

Sorry

 

[Baditude]

I've heard of Trustfire, but never a Tangsfire. If they are anywhere near the quality of the other "fire" brands (Trustfire, Ultrafire, Surefire), I'd be looking for something better.

For the 18350 size batteries, I recommend the AW IMR 18350 700mah. I've had much better luck with them than EFests, and AW IMR is the only brand I use now in all of my mods. Batteries : AW IMR 18350 3.7V 700mAh

Not all batteries are created equal in quality, there is a marked difference between battery brands. I provide some helpful information in the below link. Panasonic is the leader in producing the top batteries, and AW tests and hand picks the best of those and rebrands them.


To learn a little more about mod batteries, study this guide that I made from my own research:

Battery Basics for Mods: IMR or Protected?

 

[Ryedan]

I can tell you that the best batteries I have used are the following: AW IMR 18650, Panasonic CGR18650CH, EH IMR 18500, and the EFest IMR 18350. IMR (unprotected/"safe" chemistry) tend to be the best in terms of using them with electronic mods. Protected batteries would (for some people) be the way to go on mechanicals, but I have used all the ones I mentioned in both electronic and mechanical mods and in my Custom "E-Pipes" (the small ones mostly).

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I would stay away from them. They are not known and that means you are the ginnie pig. Would not be worth it for me.

 

[Train2]

If you translate Tangsfire from Danish to Lithuanian, and then into English, it means something like "SEAWEED".
I hope that helps.
I used Google.

 

[Jimmywit]

Well that all helps. Sucks I bought junk but at least I know so I can get the right things. Thanks everyone.

 

[Jimmywit]

Can you tell me where I can buy those panasonic batteries or another good one. I need the short 18350 for a vamo v2 in the short style.

 

[Rickajho]

If you are new to this and want to know you are buying real (not knockoff) dependable batteries head to RTD Vapor.

What device are you using? That will help us a long way in providing battery recommendations.

 

[Jimmywit]

A vamo v 2 with a pro tank 1 is what I have.

 

[Jimmywit]

I have a vamo v2 with a pro tank 1.

 

[Iusedtoanalog]

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[Sardonic]

First off sorry for all the questions I am new to all this. But does anyone know if a tangs fire 18350 is a good battery? I only seem to get about 5 hours out of it. Are all batteries the same or are some better? Is this a good one or should a expect more? If so can anyone recommend a good one? Thank you all so much you have been so helpful

Offering only my personal experience, I bought 5 of these in a pack from Amazon, small white TS 18350....I'm what I consider a heavy vaper and probably more so than I should be. These last me at least a full day, and often times about a day and a half. I use a simple EFEST LUC charger and I rotate batteries regularly, never using the same battery twice in a row. While i prefer AW and even EFEST IMR LiMn batts, these TS work for me with no issues on various mods. I do not sub-ohm or use mechanical mods as reference.