18650 batteries help

[freedomiseveryth]

Hello everyone. I have a aspire odyssey mini 50w .and im running a 0.15ohm tc coil at 425f and im using what I am told is a sony vtc5....I dont know too much other then where im at tastes good and havent noticed any over heating is this a ok battery for safety .....

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[SMOKIE]

Hello everyone. I have a aspire odyssey mini 50w .and im running a 0.15ohm tc coil at 425f and im using what I am told is a sony vtc5....I dont know too much other then where im at tastes good and havent noticed any over heating is this a ok battery for safety .....

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Here you go, see for yourself http://www.steam-engine.org/ohm.asp

 

[SMOKIE]

Hello everyone. I have a aspire odyssey mini 50w .and im running a 0.15ohm tc coil at 425f and im using what I am told is a sony vtc5....I dont know too much other then where im at tastes good and havent noticed any over heating is this a ok battery for safety .....

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The Sony US18650VTC 5 provides a maximum continuous discharge of 30 A, making them an ideal option for mech mod users who want to delve into super-low-ohm builds

 

[Model_A_Ford]

Yes, you're totally fine. VTC5 is a 30 amp draw battery, pretty much the highest draw available from a 18650 battery.

even maxed out at 50 watts you're not even close to hitting that sort of amp draw. Like Smokie posted, go to steam-engine and check it out.

beware of counterfeit batteries though, unfortunately there's a lot of them.

 

[freedomiseveryth]

Awesome thanks alot everyone

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