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Lol pretty much what I said with more detail :) and the added extra of the hybrids. I use the CGR18650CH Hybrids almost exclusively and have had zero issues so can recommend them.
 
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It was written with the newer vaper in mind ebay and possibly one or two more 'mature' vapers who might have got confused with all the mumbo jumbo written about batteries. You pretty much knew it all, so kudos to you matey.
 
I'd best get my arse into gear. There are a lot of misconceptions about batteries and that ain't not safe.

For where you are now PV and until you become more conversant with what is probably the most involved and crucial subject in vaping, i.e. batteries, I think rather than get bogged down in technical details, albeit necessary ones, it might be best if you progress with bite sized pieces for now.

Basically, there are three types of vaping 1800 series batteries. ICR, which stands for Lithium-ion Cobalt Rechargeable. IMR, which stands for Lithium-ion Manganese Rechargeable and a fairly recent innovation from Panasonic, which although technically is of an ICR structure, they are in fact a combination of the two formats making them a hybrid if you like.

Now before Panasonic, you more or less had to choose between a market driven longer amp/hour ICR which is known to be of a volatile composition or a less volatile but safer, IMR battery. Safety was winning the day at long last.

An IMR battery will:

charge faster
discharge at a higher current
be safer
deliver higher amounts of power to the source,
but have lower overall capacity

Than an ICR battery.

However, the new Panasonic hybrids, using a mix of both chemistries (so I understand), will meet just about all vaping needs. As a for instance, take the Panasonic CGR18650CH. That has a Constant Current discharge of 10Amps which equates to nigh on 40 watts and if anyone vapes at anything like approaching that figure, they will be holding their mod between top quality oven mitts and using a welder's mask for face protection. If you are thinking of sub-ohm vaping PV then I would advise giving the CGR's serious consideration. Failing that stick with IMR's.

Exactly the info I needed. Thanks.
 
This should help you do your calculations when working out yr power, amp draw etc

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And for those people who find the above picture too confusing, here's a picture of a bald man with a fish

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And for those people who find the above picture too confusing, here's a picture of a bald man with a fish

06%20The%20Pretty%20One%2039_5lb.jpg

See the guy and the fish are still to much for me to take in


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Admittedly, I would like to know why one would need camouflage in order to catch a fish.

And wouldn't fishing be more fun if it did actually involve catching them?

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Admittedly, I would like to know why one would need camouflage in order to catch a fish.

And wouldn't fishing be more fun if it did actually involve catching them?

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It's a carp fishing thing, the less attention you draw towards your self the bigger the chance of a catch. actually watts volts ohms and time travel is easer to understand than carp fishing!
 
And for those people who find the above picture too confusing, here's a picture of a bald man with a fish

06%20The%20Pretty%20One%2039_5lb.jpg

And that's about 99.9% of folk I should think. Dreadz, I do believe that is the most convoluted Ohms Law Pi chart I have ever seen. There are much better and interactive ones out there.
 
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