Battery mAh
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Huggett
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It's the Amp limit you need to worry about more so than the run time 
Fogstar created a great calculator for it. 25Rs or 30Qs are great all round batteries. Have a look for yourself
https://www.fogstar.co.uk/collections/regulated-calculator
Fogstar created a great calculator for it. 25Rs or 30Qs are great all round batteries. Have a look for yourself
https://www.fogstar.co.uk/collections/regulated-calculator
BigCloud
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@WaveyDL i got the aegis legend and am using samsung 30Qs
have a read of this link i found http://vapingunderground.com/threads/best-batteries-for-the-aegis-legend.420871/
have a read of this link i found http://vapingunderground.com/threads/best-batteries-for-the-aegis-legend.420871/
Tazz
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Yeah, some batteries are not all their labels say they are. Some claim to be 30A but are really 25A. Check out those you are thinking of by doing a search, punch in the name of the battery, its rating etc followed by "Mooch". You may be surprised at what you see with some. Some are rated real high but are just rewrapped rejects that dont come close to what it says on the wrap.
keepitgoin
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Make sure your batteries, whatever you choose, come from a reputable supplier !! Fogstar is highly thought of on here, and they do a discount for POTV Members too
There's a trade off between capacity (mAh) and Amps draw (CDR). More of one = less of the other. Basically you need to know that a battery can withstand the maximum Amps draw you're going to impose on it. Only then should you pay any attention to the mAh, all that tells you is how often you're going to need to recharge it.
And please... ignore "pulse" ratings, they are irrelevant in the context of vaping.
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