Time for new batteries

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Wil

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IF its a mechanical Reo or devise I believe the 1600s are reccommended. If the devise has electronics then the 2000s are recommended. THis was arrived at by the owner of Super T testing both types of batteries.

I didn't know that was the case. I've used both in my Grand, and honestly I don't notice a difference.

The only thing I was considering was this: I was under the impression that the 1600 was REPLACED by the 2000 mah version (I could be wrong here). If that is the case, the 1600s have been on the shelf since at least February, when the 2000 mah was released.

Please let me know if I'm mistaken...
 

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no difference in length?

Just for you Jeannette....a tad.;)

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I really don't pay much attention to batt charge life, but I always take my Grand to work with a full charge and somehow noticed I had to swap the AW IMR 1600's around 4:00pm, whether they were new or 10 months old (I was rotating 3 each). Then I bought some Panasonic IMR 2250's and noticed I didn't have to swap them until after I got home around 6:00pm. IMO that is a significant amount of extra vape time (YMMV), which is less hassle and is why I buy REO's.
 
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