35A batteries in IPV2s?

[scarlet in plume]

So my dumb ass just ordered an IPV2s and got 35A batteries, *THEN* read that they recommend 30A batteries.

The 35A batteries were an option with the bundle thingy on the website so it didn't even cross my mind.

Do I need to call them like now and tell them to send different batteries? Or will the 35A batteries *not* blow up my device?

 

[VapedCrusader]

I would assume they mean to use AT LEAST 30a batteries and nothing less but someone can correct me if I'm wrong

 

[scarlet in plume]

I sent an email asking them to replace those with the VTC4's.

Maybe they'll get the message before the package ships and it won't matter.

 

[Garemlin]

Won't hurt to run a 35a. You just don't want to run lower than a 30a if that is what it suggests. Higher amperage rating won't hurt a thing. It is when you run lower that you run into problems.

 

[UncleRJ]

You should be just fine as long as you are over the 30 amp minimum.

 

[scarlet in plume]

I should totally know that being an electrician. I spaced. The device will take what it wants. Duh.

Hey...need some side work done? Hehehe

 

[scarlet in plume]

Well, they were super quick at responding to my email and the change was made. So that's good. I hope it actually doesn't take 4 days before it ships.

I wouldn't have paid for overnight if I realized that. Oh wells.

I am at least stoked at their quick response time.

 

[zen3777]

I have ipv2s with 35A, it's work fine for me.
I think VapedCrusader is right, that this device will work with at least 30A battery in it..

 

[Zamazam]

You are more than safe with a 30 Amp battery:

 

[scarlet in plume]

Yea. It's been a long time since I had to use ohm's law. I guess my new vape habit will also help me get back to basics with electrical fundamentals.

EIR PIE

 

[Zamazam]

Heres a calc that has ohms law, coil wrapping, battery drain info, ejuice mixing. Think you'll find it handy...http://www.steam-engine.org/ohm.asp