Would these be safe for use in a Persei vape? Specifically in a stacking format.
197119
I own these and haven't been able to use them.. They are a bit fatter and longer than your average CR123's...
197120
I don't see why not, the Persei kit comes with a pair of IMR high drain 18350 batteries. If all you are doing is swapping this pair of batteries with the pair that comes with it..sure. Personally, I think it might give you a bit better vape. The Persei looks similar to my Smok Tech Bolt, I bought the extra ring so I could use an 18670 battery, but I have used a pair of these in my Bolt. It'll work, these are decent batteries, they charge up well and they last a good bit of time.
197121
This is the first time I've heard of Persei, but I did stack these in a Vamo with no problems.
197122
I used it single , not "stacking" in my VAMO, it makes shorter and lighter to carry. In the long version I used Panasonic NCR18650B 3400 mAh, it last for much longer time. I hope this information will help you.
1690906
I am afraid to try stacking them for fear of them sticking and causing damage. They are very sturdy, but I personally would not recommend stacking.
1814897
I have used them in hot drinks, without any problems, but not on a long-terms basis. From the few times that I used them in hot beverages, I saw no evidence of damage to the cubes.
1977865
The acid spilling is always a concern. However these batteries are very well packaged. If you took the battery with box and wrapped it well in packing material then boxed it up I would think you would not have any problems.
836510
Probably, you CAN use them but you get what you pay for. They are also stainless so they will probably break and if they do it will be dangerous, they will shatter. Carbon steal is what you need.
2163865
We used them in s filter. I would worry about it not dissolving properly if I just threw it in.
2077976
Absolutely. They stack nicely. They are the easiest to use. Good quality all around. You could find much cheaper at the thrift store that are also good, or you can find much more expensive and/or fun online, but none better overall.
1079818
No, they don't. But I don't consider that to be a problem. An Altoids tin, or plastic Q-tip container works just fine. Reduce/Reuse/Recycle and all that.
246806
I used them fine. Just make sure the lid is on securely or you'll make a big mess.
429864
I wouldn't stack them inside each other. They have become stuck and broke when I've done so in the past.
1967030
In my 'unqualified opinion' they certainly seem to be. They drive my flashlight with 7 T-6 emitters and that puppy gets hot enough to cook, or even start a fire (No, I've not ignited stuff, but then, it gets darn hot darn fast.) The batteries have PCB protection, so they hopefully protect themselves from exploding, thankfully. I'll put it this way, the amount of energy they dump appears to be on the order of a rather bright car headlight. I cannot advise about 'vaporizing' as such, however, with an inverter to a charging circuit with enough capacitance and inductance mated together, it'd surely be possible for them to be a source for enough energy to be 'charged up and dumped at will' quite handily. Think 'super stun gun,' but with one big bad jolt at higher amperage.
2202824
Probably not. These can be added into spare openings to aid with airflow but I doubt that stacking them will do anything for you.
1506267
I own a set of these atomizers, and I would say yes- if you wanted to clean them they would be very easy to clean. :)
2283051
Yes they are good for mechanical mods. It's what I use for me Grand Vapor Sentinel. Hope this helps you. Regards.
1346082
Absolutely. Very easy to put in or take them out of you don't need them !! Amazing smoker, really happy with it !!
1266325
I would suggest not using them even though they fit, as the product information on the canisters indicates that they may contain lead.I bought some of these for my Iwatani. They do fit and function, but after seeing that they may contain lead, I bought some Iwatani-branded canisters to use instead. Iwatani publishes Materials Safety Data Sheets http://www.iwatani.com/pdf/BU-6_MSDS_Eg.pdf for their butane and intends the canisters to be used to apply flame to food, so it seems to be a safer option.
1195579
probably would be ok. the spikes are slow release and last a season according to the maker. if you use them put at edge of drip line and in fewer numbers than usual. b