Are You Using a Rewrap (Rebranded or Aftermarket) Battery?I brought a brillipower battery which is IMR18650 3.7v, 3100mah, 40A, High Drain Rechargeable battery. Isit safe enough compare to LG or Sony battery?
There are no one selling this batteries, so I must order it online, LG 18650HB6. Anyone have website for me to order it?
I don't know where to source cells in Ireland
These might ship to your location
www akkuteile.de
www ecoluxshopdirect.co.uk
www nkon.nl
It isn't just the name brand thats is important, it must also be the correct model / CDR.
You'd be a whole lot better off using a high power regulated multi cell power device.
I’m using Kanthal A1 22gauge 0.35ohm with 5/6wrap on my dotmod back in my own country. #Im studying overseas now but usually I use 24gauge 0.5ohm more than it(dual coils)Those Claptons are going to have a lot of mass metal (slow to heat up; gobbles up lots of battery energy).
I suggest simple coils in the desired resistance range for your batteries. The result will be faster ramp up time and less energy drain.
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Welcome and glad you joined.What I have now is a nitecore charger, cotton bacon v2, a ohm reader, which left Clapton wires and batteries that I have to buy.
I’m using vgod mech 2kit which is original coils from vgod. I don’t have any equipment to test the ohm of the coils.
I have the ohm reader, I only have to order the LG18650 HB6 batteries from the first link you give me, but it’s all in German word which I don’t understand at all...
I was getting my mod probably next week, so is better to be dumb now other than receive my mod with nothing I know about it and blow myself up, sorry for all. The battery was brought from my friend from a vape shop, I already tell him to return it to the vape shop.
What I have now is a nitecore charger, cotton bacon v2, a ohm reader, which left Clapton wires and batteries that I have to buy.
I’m using Kanthal A1 22gauge 0.35ohm with 6wrap on my dotmod back in my own country. #Im studying overseas now but usually I use 24gauge 0.5ohm more than it
Which will be around 10euro each for that in German website i am searching for. For the another website only able to find Sony VTC5 not VTC5A.Best battery IMO especially for Mech's are Sony VTC5A for 18650's.
The vtc5a is a good cell if your resistance range draws less than its 25a CDR.
If it draws 25a or more the only safe choice is a true 30a CDR cell.
Never trust the resistance of any coil, it must be measured accurately.
2 .16Ω or 2 .18Ω coils used in dual coil configuraton will result in .08Ω - .09Ω.
Not something safe to use with any cell using a single cell mech.
22 gauge dual coils using a single cell mech is going to have very slow ramp up / heat up time, the power required to fire that much metal will result in poor battery life.