using RCR123A on a 18350 mod?

[Ihatecaramel]

my 18350 batteries have not arrived but out of curiosity I put in my AW RCR123a Protected 750 mAh Battery batteries and it's working fine with a carto tank, I only tried for 1 brief pull and removed it. Is this wrong to do? Anything to worry about? Granted I wont be using this on a RBA, just a carto tank using 2.0ohm cartos and since I have many of these batteries Id love to use them. Possible or too risky?

 

[terry w]

my 18350 batteries have not arrived but out of curiosity I put in my AW RCR123a Protected 750 mAh Battery batteries and it's working fine with a carto tank, I only tried for 1 brief pull and removed it. Is this wrong to do? Anything to worry about? Granted I wont be using this on a RBA, just a carto tank using 2.0ohm cartos and since I have many of these batteries Id love to use them. Possible or too risky?

you should be fine with the aw batteries, even with an rba, rda or anything you choose.

Them batteries are safer chemistry, which means they won`t catch fire or explode.

If there was a problem they would just vent hot gas. you should be fine, vape on

 

[Baditude]

The AW RCR123a is a Li-FePo4 battery that can be safely used in APVs. It only has a max voltage of 3 volts, so it's vapor production will not be up to that of the more commonly used protected Li-Ion and Li-Mn IMR batteries. I assume you already know that the Li-FePo4 batteries require a special charger.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/129569-rechargeable-batteries.html