I recently bought a Sigelei 100w plus (it'll be here tomorrow) and I'm wondering if my HE2 batteries would be ok to use in it. I played around with the Steam Calculator a bit but I can't really make sense of it. From what I understand, these batteries have a 20A discharge rate and a 35 pulse limit. I'm a little worried, I don't want to accidentally set the wattage to high and end up with two venting batteries. So my question is this: how high could I safely set the wattage at with, let's say, a .5 ohm setup?
Using 2 LG HE2 batteries in a Sigelei 100w plus?
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I use 2 in mine from time to time and have had zero issues. I rarely go up to the full 100w but they seem to be doing great after 1.5 months
like Trailzs said you will have to calculate
Battery mAh & C Rating = amp Calculator
why mess around go ahead and get some VTC4's, get a couple of pairs and marry them
Sony 18650 VTC4 3.7V 30A 2100mAh Battery FLAT OR BUTTON | Lightning Vapes
almost forgot, LV discount codes, LV15 for 15% off and LV20 for 20% off, flat-top 2 pack is 19.75 plus the discount
Battery mAh & C Rating = amp Calculator
why mess around go ahead and get some VTC4's, get a couple of pairs and marry them
Sony 18650 VTC4 3.7V 30A 2100mAh Battery FLAT OR BUTTON | Lightning Vapes
almost forgot, LV discount codes, LV15 for 15% off and LV20 for 20% off, flat-top 2 pack is 19.75 plus the discount
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Using ohm's law, and given ur max amp is 20, your max watt is 100, so u can build as low as .25 ohm resistance coils.
You dont have a build limit period. You can safely build to the Sig100s .15 limit up to the full 100 watts if you so choose with those batteries.
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