I'm new to vaping so pardon my lack of proper termology.. I'm buying a Cherry Bomber Box Mod off a friend, with no batteries, and I can't find out where to buy the batteries and charger from.. Any advice?
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UncleRJ
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These are some very good batteries.........
http://www.lightningvapes.com/products/samsung-inr-18650-25r-battery
Make sure to use them as matched/married pairs.
And here is a good charger..............
http://www.lightningvapes.com/products/nitecore-d4-digicharger-1
And I do belive that these prices include shipping as well.
http://www.lightningvapes.com/products/samsung-inr-18650-25r-battery
Make sure to use them as matched/married pairs.
And here is a good charger..............
http://www.lightningvapes.com/products/nitecore-d4-digicharger-1
And I do belive that these prices include shipping as well.
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It's a parallel box mod if I remember right so I would grab some VTC 3's or 4's so you can get that 60 amp drain limit from the box running in parallel, it will allow you to run some low builds safer than the 40 amps you'd get max from the 25Rs....Welcome to VU. 
@UncleRJ has a good link to source reliable batteries and a charger from - I have an Efest LUC 4, but a Nitecore d4 is a great choice as well.
@madmonkey has a point about the batteries, though - with a mechanical box you might as well go with the Sonys for safety - make sure you're monitoring their performance with a multimeter unless you have enough experience to vape them by feel - you really don't want to let your batteries fall below 3.6v on a mech, but you won't be in too much trouble unless you let them fall under 3.2 or so...
@madmonkey has a point about the batteries, though - with a mechanical box you might as well go with the Sonys for safety - make sure you're monitoring their performance with a multimeter unless you have enough experience to vape them by feel - you really don't want to let your batteries fall below 3.6v on a mech, but you won't be in too much trouble unless you let them fall under 3.2 or so...
Generally accepted charger brand ranking.
1. Xtar
2. Efest Luc
3. Nitecore
Generally acceptable battery brands. (Random order)
Sony, Samsung, LG.
One more recommendation generally agreed on is don't buy batteries and chargers from third party sites like eBay or amazon. Use known, trusted vendors. If you want, post a link of the exact items you're considering and we can 'thumbs up' or 'thumbs down' them for you.
1. Xtar
2. Efest Luc
3. Nitecore
Generally acceptable battery brands. (Random order)
Sony, Samsung, LG.
One more recommendation generally agreed on is don't buy batteries and chargers from third party sites like eBay or amazon. Use known, trusted vendors. If you want, post a link of the exact items you're considering and we can 'thumbs up' or 'thumbs down' them for you.
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My first piece of advice is don't buy the Cherry Bomber. They have a design that allows the rda to fire if you short something across the copper body of the mod to the rda.
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Like keys in your pocket, etc.
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Also any atty bigger than 22mm will touch box and complete circuit, causing automatic fire.
Id get vtc4s and id get at least 4 to start with so you can switch em up and charge. Dont use them fresh off charger.
Id get vtc4s and id get at least 4 to start with so you can switch em up and charge. Dont use them fresh off charger.