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wvducklady

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"Moonlit_water: "I really like My nemesis clone, I like it better in 18350 mode.

OH and Thanks for that video, it cleared up some confusion I had about batteries""


So, is 18350 a battery? (Lol sorry I am sure it is but....) so I do have one left over piece. If I used a longer battery could I use the small left over piece? Or am I doing something wrong, and should be able to use all of the pieces with the 18650 battery? I will put a picture down below to give you an idea about everything! Thanks a bunch!!!
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a 18350 battery is shorter than a 18650, the "18" is the width of the battery, the "35" or "65" is the length the "0" means it's round. So a 18350 is shorter than a 18650
I use just the one piece with the logo on it to use the 18350. You are using it correctly for a 18650, the piece You have left over I believe is if You want to stack batteries do some research if You even think You want to do that!
And the piece You have left over is actually two pieces the very little one provides extra space in case you want to use a kick in there.

here is what mine looks like set up with an 18350

I hope I explained that correctly & clearly , like I said this is My first mechanical so I still do have some to learn about it.
 

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I did not know the piece I have left over is two pieces! I tried to twist it apart, but I cannot get it to come apart!



Edit: Never mind I got it apart! Yay! Thank you so much! I thought it came apart the other day, and I tried to twist it apart, but I could not get it to come apart. I even tried to twist it apart earlier, but I could not get it apart! I got it though!
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they are both 3.7V So they should act the same I have not noticed any difference other than how long they last, and for how long they last it's hard for me to say, I keep a number devices at the ready and keep switching through out the day, mostly depending on what flavor I want at a particular moment. So I have never used it from full charge to needing a charge with out using something else in-between
 

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I do the same thing. I always just switch out once I think the battery is getting low. I try not to ever let my batteries go completely dead. I know that it is hard on batteries to completely drain them. Do you buy your batteries at Madvapes? If so which ones do you buy? I only buy my equipment from Madvapes, so if you have any recommendations on which of their batteries I should use please share! :)
I just love Madvapes, so I have made them my only equipment vendor. :)
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Yes completely draining a battery is a very bad thing, thats the reason for protected batteries/protected devices. As far as suggesting a battery,,,, I'll leave that to the more experienced, ask Madvapes I'm sure they will be more than happy to help You with that I Myself will have a few questions to ask before I buy more batteries
 

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@ wvducklady, from watching Crowedude654's video, I think it's best to use the IMR batteries. > IMR Batteries, IMR Battery | MadVapes

This particular one should* work with your current setup "18650 mode" > EH IMR 18650, 30amp, 1600mAh, Flat Top

If you look at the description, they are made by Sony, from my research that is one of the best manufactures of these type of battery.
 
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@ wvducklady, from watching Crowedude654's video, I think it's best to use the IMR batteries. > IMR Batteries, IMR Battery | MadVapes

This particular one should* work with your current setup "18650 mode" > EH IMR 18650, 30amp, 1600mAh, Flat Top

If you look at the description, they are made by Sony, from my research that is one of the best manufactures of these type of battery.

Yep, those are the best for mechanical mods, and the safest. The only reason to use an 18350 is because you want a smaller form factor. You can't vape sub-ohm with them, (technically you can, but you'll be changing your batteries every hour or so, and I wouldn't go below 0.9 ohms with those because they have a lower amp limit) and they'll only last you a few hours. Those 30-amp, 1600mAh batteries are the only batteries I use in mechanicals.
 

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But I do want to thank Made Vapes for sponsoring the truck!

I totally agree! When I first saw the sponsor on the truck, the other night, I thought I had read it wrong. I meant to come in here and thank them then for doing it and got side tracked.... I call it MS Fog... It drives me cray! If I don't get something done within minutes of wanting to do it, I forget what I'm doing!
That #51 Toyota out in front is sure pretty tho... :thumb:
 
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