LG hd2c vs vtc4?

[blakemorder]

Since the vtc4's are going to get pretty scarce again soon I'll need a replacement for my vtc's. I've seen mooch's tests and they seem to be a little lacking in the amp drain department to me. I do lean on my batteries a but from time to time so I want to be confident in these cells if I'm using them.

 

[vap3r]

The HD2C are the workhorse cells for most of my dual series and parallel boxes. For single tubes, I still prefer the mustard HB4. Despite what published data reveals, all eight of my mustard HB4 hit noticeably harder than the eight HD2C and the eight VTC4 I have in my posession under 30A loads.

 

[blakemorder]

The HD2C are the workhorse cells for most of my dual series and parallel boxes. For single tubes, I still prefer the mustard HB4. Despite what published data reveals, all eight of my mustard HB4 hit noticeably harder than the eight HD2C and the eight VTC4 I have in my posession under 30A loads.

I was planning on using it in my parallel box, which at times I need the 30amp leeway the vtc4 gives me without getting hot, hb's will give me that but I'd be really compromising on battery life when I'm only vaping in the .1-.08 range.

 

[suprtrkr]

If you want to vape sub-.1 ohm on a parallel mech box, I'd suggest the HBs.

 

[blakemorder]

If you want to vape sub-.1 ohm on a parallel mech box, I'd suggest the HBs.

I've got two sets on the way but I haven't had a problem with the vtc's getting so much as a little warm so I don't see a problem when amp draw is kept under 60. Hell even .08 is 52.5 with a theoretical 4.2 volts which will never happen.

 

[suprtrkr]

I've got two sets on the way but I haven't had a problem with the vtc's getting so much as a little warm so I don't see a problem when amp draw is kept under 60. Hell even .08 is 52.5 with a theoretical 4.2 volts which will never happen.

Up to you. I like more headroom.