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[VaperInDisguise]

Go ahead and close this post as my question is already answered.

 

[nightshard]

They should be fine for 0.3 and up.

 

[VaperInDisguise]

They should be fine for 0.3 and up.

Alright great.

 

[Ryedan]

They should be fine for 0.3 and up.

This ^^^.

 

[18650battery]

maybe

 

[VaperInDisguise]

maybe

You are so very helpful you deserve a prize. /sarcasm

 

[battery bro]

The Samsung 25R is great, here are a quick look at the specs:

Battery specifications:

• Max. continuous discharge current: 20A
• Safe pulse discharge ratings: 95A < 0.5 sec, 65A < 1 sec, 40A < 5 sec, 30A < 6 sec
• Nominal capacity: 2500 mAh
• Nominal voltage: 3.6 V
• Discharge end voltage: 2.5 V
• Charging voltage: 4.20 +/- 0.05 V
• Standard charging current: 1.25 A

• Length: 65.85 mm
• Diameter: 18.33 mm
• Weight: 45.0 g

You can download the spec sheet on this site.

You can use steam engine to calculate battery drain

Hope it helps

 

[CaFF]

I like 'em, esp. for my 30W Chana. Just recently bought two for $14 shipped + case. Can't complain.

Not a big sub-ohmer here, but I like having that extra cushion of safety just in case.

 

[DYLAN73]

I own a few Samsung. Vaping with one right now and I find them to hold a charge a long time and provide good hard hits. LG and Panasonic are also well made.

 

[Rommel]

Samsung smurfs and LG HE2s are great for regulated devices, best i've used. For mechs i stick with the Sonys.

 

[CaFF]

Samsung smurfs and LG HE2s are great for regulated devices, best i've used. For mechs i stick with the Sonys.

LOL! That's funny.

OMG, it's true because Google agrees....

 

[18650battery]

I was wondering if the Samsung 25R 18650 are good batteries to start out with for some 0.5 builds and such on a mechanical mod without much risk.

yes