I'm about to jump onto the 6v bandwagon. I came across these. I know what your thinking.... unprotected... oooohhhhh scary. I know the dangers and the ins and outs of lithium batteries and I know how to protect myself. I only recommend them if you are aware of the danger, and know how to protect yourself. With the disclaimer in place I must say, I haven't even found too many 3v chargers for $11 let alone ones with 4 1000 mah (SEVERELY over rated I'd presume) batteries. Even if you only use those batts while you wait for some protected to get to you from land of the rising sun, and then throw them in the drawer as backups I think you have made a wise decision.
What can I say, my mother always told me I should share. Enjoy guys!
-Jay
P.S. The batteries say "17335" From what I understand they are "nominally" the same size as 123a's. There is enough wiggle room in our chucks that even a slight size difference should be fine. I'll post up a review here after they get here from hong kong and let you know for sure.
What can I say, my mother always told me I should share. Enjoy guys!
-Jay
P.S. The batteries say "17335" From what I understand they are "nominally" the same size as 123a's. There is enough wiggle room in our chucks that even a slight size difference should be fine. I'll post up a review here after they get here from hong kong and let you know for sure.
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Exactly! The straight Li-on batteries usually have a higher Max amp rate than LiFePO batts like the Tenergys do so they wouldn't actually be as abused when used for an e-cig. That's not to say these particular ones do, or if they are even of good quality... but hey the price is right 
The cheapest kit with a charger I have found, be it Li-on or LiFePO, is about 20 bucks or so. The charger itself is worth the 10 bucks IMHO. I have been told that 3v Li-on batteries can be charged on a 3.7v charger because they are really just a 3.7v regulated down to 3v using diodes which is true however I'm not about to try it personally! 
