Thanks for finding and posting that.
Shoot! I just bought a couple of Samsungs today. Wish I had seen this post first. I bookmarked the website. Thanks
no problem Muth, I my self just found this site. My local B&M sells batteries, but a little high on pricing. but I will stil support them, they are awesome people. but its always good to save some extra cash now and then.Shoot! I just bought a couple of Samsungs today. Wish I had seen this post first. I bookmarked the website. Thanks
I cannot second this enough if you look hard enough the flashlight guys have tested this over and over for them it really is not that important but the VC5 is the best battery you can get 18650 period now saying this I do think some of the other batteries are underrated how much I am not sure. Sony will start making batteries again that is a given there is to much of a need for them not too but when is the question or will they hand it over the Imren batteries I thought were different after taking the wrappers off of them they are relabeled and that kinda just squashed my hopes
Efest batteries are all relabeled Efest does not make batteries so please add in something that is worth reading
@franciscan Yeah you from Scotland but you live in St Louis and anyone who can live there I give props to and should be a Saint of some kind now what kind of Saint in your case Friar I am must not sure hahaThose here and IRL know me to be the humble, innocuous wee minister that I am. I enjoy a good natured go at people on the odd occasion. I tend to get a lot of "it's OK, he's from Scotland, they like to tease". Think nothing if it mate.
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Unlikely.
Well you are wrong because big companies the fortune 25 companies that I work for have so many business units that this is not always the case now it may very well be true that Sony will not produce 30amp batteries that we can see that they are indeed the old VTC5's being a consumer on our side it will be close to impossible to tell because knowing large companies they may relabel them to something that is not evident that they are still producing batteries or have sold the info since the RC industry on the high end has moved to LIPO who knows and all we truly can hope for is that battery technology itself improves at a faster rate than has been because more than our mods will be affected in the long run.
Hey "Hot for Teacher" the only reason I did not answer is because you do not have a avatar you silly man you
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You know if I did not understand you I would kiss you with a "two ton heavy thing" -- Queensryche
I liked my VTC4s a lot and when I went to buy the VTC5s I couldn't find them no where, no how. Except for the occasional, super expensive listing. How much do you pay for your's and where?
Do you have the HE4s? And, if so, what do you think?
I do I have two sets of two without any testing to back this I see no difference
No difference between what? The HE2 and the HE4?
Yes not on a mech I have not tested them on a vw device yet I have tested them on a dual parallel box mod I see no difference to the HE2. If read the specs seems fishy however, there could be a slight change in internal resistance if you are looking for any epiphany in Li- ion technology you will be disappointed in the 18650 arena Lipo is the next progression like it or not
Lipos.....interesting. Well I do like the convenience of usb charging. But how do I fit a flat douche bag in to my tube mods
Well you are wrong because big companies the fortune 25 companies that I work for have so many business units that this is not always the case now it may very well be true that Sony will not produce 30amp batteries that we can see that they are indeed the old VTC5's being a consumer on our side it will be close to impossible to tell because knowing large companies they may relabel them to something that is not evident that they are still producing batteries or have sold the info since the RC industry on the high end has moved to LIPO who knows and all we truly can hope for is that battery technology itself improves at a faster rate than has been because more than our mods will be affected in the long run.
To add to that remember that 20amps is good for a .2 ohm build anything below you are relying on pulse if they are getting real hot be cautious again I will repeat I think they are conservative in their specs for safety but on the other hand these were never designed or intended to be used in a MOD at all so so for Mechs I never build below .2 ohms on a 18650 battery now that the VTC5's are gone on my dual parallel boxes at 20 amps continuous you can build down to .1 ohm safely anything lower is ummm in the 18650 arena is up to you you want to take the chance go right ahead but its not safe
I have run a .03ohm on a Samsung 25R & Sony VTC4 & perfectly fine! I DON'T Recommend it, but I had a "special occasion" that called for it
ditto, same resistance build on the samsung, mod got hot, button got hot, battery got hot. definatly dont reccomend it. wont be doing that again
You are full of stuff running outif the backend of horse in parade I mean how do you vape to do take micro puffsWell, the LG HE2's I have, are 35 amp. I haven't had a bit of problems with them. In fact, I get just short of a full day on one battery and I vape, pretty much, non stop. I also have the purple Efest 30 amp, but the charge seems to last less and less. I have 2 Samsung 20 amp and they last a while as well, but the wife uses those. She doesn't sub ohm like I do. Sony on the other hand, I have not used yet, but I am set to buy a couple within the next few days. With that said, I like my LG HE2 35 amps the best so far
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Congrats you get the award for having a brain very well said yes that's why you put a .2 ohm load on a regulated box ipv v3 for example and 100 w will usually get you either a burnt taste fried juice or if the build is done right the most flavorful vape you have ever had
good work wee need more Moore brains zzz
Ta da. Wrong you compute at the the post level with a multimeter rethink that
Ok guys what you need to worry about is amperage on low ohm builds you are talking voltage as if that is the determining factor in low sub ohm Vaping
Voltage is very important in subohm, for instance
No shit, if this dude is sub-ohming, even at.9, there is no fucking way he is getting that much life outta one battery, or even two batteries running parallel, if he is chain vaping. I have been vaping for nearly 3 years, so I know of what I speak. @MrScaryZ, you are correct in saying that there is NO battery better than a Sony VTC. I have tried them all, some come damn close, but give me a Sony anyday of the year. I really do not see why this thread has continued as long as it has, I guess batteries are like assholes, everyone has one, and they all stink. Except Sony, which doth smell of sweet wine and candied roses.....LMFAO
Your LG HE2's are 20 amp continuous and 35 amp pulse.Well, the LG HE2's I have, are 35 amp. I haven't had a bit of problems with them. In fact, I get just short of a full day on one battery and I vape, pretty much, non stop. I also have the purple Efest 30 amp, but the charge seems to last less and less. I have 2 Samsung 20 amp and they last a while as well, but the wife uses those. She doesn't sub ohm like I do. Sony on the other hand, I have not used yet, but I am set to buy a couple within the next few days. With that said, I like my LG HE2 35 amps the best so far
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