vaping at 20+ watts?

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The Sigelei 2oW is a fantastic device. It's a very smooth device with robust vapor.

Tests with very expensive sensors show that it performs exactly as well in every circumstance as the DNA20.

And you can get a Sig 20W for $84 from Fast Tech, or $100-$120 on eBay or a stateside vendor.

Whether you would want a 30W is dependent on what you vape? Do you sub-Ω down to about .5Ω? If not, you won't get any appreciable advantage over a 20W device, unless it's the form factor of a particular device you desire. There sure are some pretty DNA30 Box Mods.

If you don't sub-Ω down to .5Ω, I'd go with a Sig 20W. It's a great device that will provide you with a very nice vape. If you desire a particular DNA30 box, then get that, but you may have to wait for months in order to get one.
 

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I have the Sigelei and the Seven 22. I would go with the Seven 22. Its built like a tank and the 26650 battery lasts forever. Just for s and gigles....vaping a .8 ohm build at 22 watts is 4.2 volts. This is the same (or darn close) as a fresh battery in a mech mod. But...its regulated and lasts for many, many, many vapes. It will also do your 1.2 or above quite well and last longer than you can imagine on one battery.
 
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I have the Sigelei and the Seven 22. I would go with the Seven 22. Its built like a tank and the 26650 battery lasts forever. Just for s and gigles....vaping a .8 ohm build at 22 watts is 4.2 volts. This is the same (or darn close) as a fresh battery in a mech mod. But...its regulated and lasts for many, many, many vapes. It will also do your 1.2 or above quite well and last longer than you can imagine on one battery.

Do the 26650 batteries last longer? Many I've seen are the same mAh rating as 18650 batteries!? I don't understand that.... the 50a Sony's everybody (including ........) was telling people to scarf up because sony isnt making them anymore, are 2600mah same as my 18650 sony vtc5...... except HUGE. I don't understand.

I saw some Tenergy 26650 batteries today as Fry's electronics that were 4000mah........ that makes sense to me (I don't remember the amp limit tho)......... I've seen the MNKE 26650 at 3500mah........ basically the same as my Panasonic NCR18650B at 3400mah...........????

I'm not crapping on your comment or this thread, I'm asking a serious question btw, I'm curious because I was contemplating buying a seven-30 (the upgraded seven-22), but when I saw the mah ratings on those batteries, I decided to stick with something 18650 since I have a big assortment of 18650 batteries, chargers, etc..... didn't make sense to start buying batteries again....
 

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Do the 26650 batteries last longer? Many I've seen are the same mAh rating as 18650 batteries!? I don't understand that.... the 50a Sony's everybody (including ........) was telling people to scarf up because sony isnt making them anymore, are 2600mah same as my 18650 sony vtc5...... except HUGE. I don't understand.

I saw some Tenergy 26650 batteries today as Fry's electronics that were 4000mah........ that makes sense to me (I don't remember the amp limit tho)......... I've seen the MNKE 26650 at 3500mah........ basically the same as my Panasonic NCR18650B at 3400mah...........????

I'm not crapping on your comment or this thread, I'm asking a serious question btw, I'm curious because I was contemplating buying a seven-30 (the upgraded seven-22), but when I saw the mah ratings on those batteries, I decided to stick with something 18650 since I have a big assortment of 18650 batteries, chargers, etc..... didn't make sense to start buying batteries again....

Mnke makes a 4000 mah battery. I think its 20a continuous. Thats the most popular one. And your never pulling more than 10 amps with the seven 22 anyways.

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Do the 26650 batteries last longer? Many I've seen are the same mAh rating as 18650 batteries!? I don't understand that.... the 50a Sony's everybody (including ........) was telling people to scarf up because sony isnt making them anymore, are 2600mah same as my 18650 sony vtc5...... except HUGE. I don't understand.

I saw some Tenergy 26650 batteries today as Fry's electronics that were 4000mah........ that makes sense to me (I don't remember the amp limit tho)......... I've seen the MNKE 26650 at 3500mah........ basically the same as my Panasonic NCR18650B at 3400mah...........????

I'm not crapping on your comment or this thread, I'm asking a serious question btw, I'm curious because I was contemplating buying a seven-30 (the upgraded seven-22), but when I saw the mah ratings on those batteries, I decided to stick with something 18650 since I have a big assortment of 18650 batteries, chargers, etc..... didn't make sense to start buying batteries again....
This thing is ridiculous...for example, I vape a lot. I vape at .8 or. 9 ohms on drippers at 20 to 22 watts....many times throughout the day. In between I am using Kayfuns at 13 to 16 watts. In the last 15 hours(actually 21 but I usually don't vape during my 6 hours of sleep..lol) the battery has gone from 4.24 to 3.85 volts. Still a lot more left. This is on the MNKE 3500mah battery.
 
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