I thought the pre-production samples of the 40T was rated at 25A (75w regulated) but the production model was rated at 30A (90w regulated). I may be wrong though...
Good point. Mooch has 3 tests of this cell,
Pre-production he rated at 25amps.
Production he rated at 30 amps.
And a Can Code N40T (which he claims “appears to be genuine”) at 25 amps.
The mAh, Internal resistance, and Watt Hours for his 3 tests are all very closely matched.
His Recommended Battery table rates the 40T at 25 amps.
So there is a slight discrepancy between his recommended table and the production test. The pic used in his recommended table is the pre-production cell – perhaps he never updated the table after testing the production version (
@Mooch – care to comment?)
For the purpose of experimenting at around 75 watts, the production model would be suitable, but not ideal. If someone enjoys vaping at those levels, and wishes to do so more regularly, they are better off using a multi cell device. Less stress on the cells, longer runtime but at the possible expense of a larger device.
None the less, still feel the 40T is a better all round choice over the HG2 at the expense of a few extra hours of charging time.