ScottChensoda
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Good morning my vertically and follically challenged gentleman.
The short answer to your question is yes and no. 1). There are one or two box mods that use the Li-Po architecture but they are virtually one-offs. 2). At present there is no reason why they wouldn't work but afaik, no manufacturer has designed the outer casing of a Li-Po to fit safely into and operate successfully, within a tubular vaping device. Also, what you should know is that vaping pushes the parameters of battery discharge rates which are crucial to the safe operation of any Lithium battery, whatever its format. It is not uncommon for a sub-ohm vaper to far exceed 5-6 amps which is often well in excess of the safe manufacturers recommended discharge rate of the 'average' vaping battery. We get away with it purely because we are 'pulse' users whereas RC flyers use a constant discharge rate. There is one hell of a lot to vaping batteries and their safe usage.
What I would advise Wee Baldy fella, is to give yourself 6 months vaping so you obtain a greater depth of vaping knowledge and also chance to really bone up on things battery for the wiki. Because anything you enter into the wiki should be a), ultra safe and b), verifiable should its authenticity be challenged.
The short answer to your question is yes and no. 1). There are one or two box mods that use the Li-Po architecture but they are virtually one-offs. 2). At present there is no reason why they wouldn't work but afaik, no manufacturer has designed the outer casing of a Li-Po to fit safely into and operate successfully, within a tubular vaping device. Also, what you should know is that vaping pushes the parameters of battery discharge rates which are crucial to the safe operation of any Lithium battery, whatever its format. It is not uncommon for a sub-ohm vaper to far exceed 5-6 amps which is often well in excess of the safe manufacturers recommended discharge rate of the 'average' vaping battery. We get away with it purely because we are 'pulse' users whereas RC flyers use a constant discharge rate. There is one hell of a lot to vaping batteries and their safe usage.
What I would advise Wee Baldy fella, is to give yourself 6 months vaping so you obtain a greater depth of vaping knowledge and also chance to really bone up on things battery for the wiki. Because anything you enter into the wiki should be a), ultra safe and b), verifiable should its authenticity be challenged.
