That's only 12 amps at the nominal 3.7v - he's at half the limit for AW IMR 18650 1600s, and there are even safer batteries out there. He's fine.
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That's only 12 amps at the nominal 3.7v - he's at half the limit for AW IMR 18650 1600s, and there are even safer batteries out there. He's fine.
Try 21 amps. And at full battery, it's going to be more than 24 amps. That's like jumping up and down on a wooden bridge because it says weight limit 200 and you're only 190.That's only 12 amps at the nominal 3.7v - he's at half the limit for AW IMR 18650 1600s, and there are even safer batteries out there. He's fine.
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Sorry, you're right - I thought I'd read .3 somewhere, not .17. Definitely not something I'd try without a 50 amp 26650, if ever.Try 21 amps. And at full battery, it's going to be more than 24 amps. That's like jumping up and down on a wooden bridge because it says weight limit 200 and you're only 190.
Probably the only portable battery that could safely handle those ohms.Sorry, you're right - I thought I'd read .3 somewhere, not .17. Definitely not something I'd try without a 50 amp 26650, if ever.
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Wow! You're vaping what's nearly a dead short! I hope ur batteries can handle that kind of abuse... Please don't blow your face off, that would not be good for anyone in this hobby, least of all you.
4.2v @ 30a = .14ohm, technically. So I'm actually below full potential. But I am using mnke batts.
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People that do this are risking serious injury. Devices like this give responsible vapers a bad name. Good luck with that time bomb. I will stick to my boring and lame 1.8-2.0 ohm setup.
LOL, the "yet" in there got me to laughin'.Just saying, there are lower builds out there who have not removed their faces yet....
How many volts can you mnke batt produce at full charge under 0.17 ohm load?