Are these safe to use in a SMOK XPRO M50 w/ Aerotank .8ohm? Do they charge in a NiteCoreD2 charger?
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truthly I don't know. they are flat top batteries and appear a little bit bigger then actual 18650.
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There are better batteries, but theses can easily safely get to .8 ohm, scary at .6 (no problems YET but I won't be surprised if they vent) and supposedly a max lower limit of .3 but I haven't gone that low and probably shouldn't. But I use these I'm my k100 all the time.
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Yes, I have been using them on a 1000mA and a 1300mA charger for my Android Incredible. I have the original 1300mAh battery and also have a heavier 2150mAh battery. Both have charged with no problem so far, using a 1000mAh 115VAC to 5VDC Usb charger.
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Yes, they're fine for a Mech mod, as long as you stay above .7 ohm. Always be sure to test your coil resistance before firing on an unprotected mod
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For devices such as electronic cigarette that use variable ohms output, i.e.,1.2 to 2.5 coils. Your device manual probably species the volts, and amperage needed to work properly. I use these batteries for my evo e cigarette, they are rechargeable and durable. Good for the price. Once I bought a multiple of 4 and one of them was defective. I did not returned it, however, Amazon has a great customer service department. I have returned stuff before and never had any problems.
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Orbtronic 18650 protected are for P12 Nitecore. You cannot use bare cells (unprotected) in most flashlights.
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I cant say for sure as I don't own a Vamo. These do work very well in a Lavatube v2 and an SVD.
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They are alright. They will work just fine I'm most devices and last about a day or day and a half before needing to be charged. If using a mech mod I suggest getting Sony 30 amps instead.
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I don't know. These are special batts with special chargers. They can be dangerous if used improperly.
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Contrary to what others are saying here, these ARE rechargeable. ANY ALKALINE battery can be rechargeable; it's the CHARGER that matters--it MUST be for alkaline batteries. I have a few of them. Now they do not recharge very well, won't work for a smoke detector for example, but for other 9v devices that will work fine at 8-8.5v, 9v alkaline will recharge ok for those devices.
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The chemistry is Ni-MH. AA2.4V/MSM-plug 2000mAh. Not sure if you can use with NiCD charger. Instructions state to use with specified charger. May have to ask the seller about charger compatibility.
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Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would stick to brand name lithium batteries for precautions. Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would... » Read More Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would stick to brand name lithium batteries for precautions. « Show Less
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I can say I use them in my vamo v3 and I have no problems with them I was told when I started vaping that these white the better brand hope this helps
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I'm no expert but if they fit the recharger, and fit properly in the light, and are the proper voltage they should not harm the light.
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I can't vouch for "any", but they do charge in another charger I have - a Duracell one - and I would expect any nimh charger would charge them. However, I will say that I really prefer the Panasonic charger I got with these batteries. The Panasonic one will charge individual cells, where any other battery charger I've had will only charge in pairs.
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They are Li-Mn. To my knowledge, all IMR batteries are Li-Mn, for what it's worth. I've been using them in a SmokTek ePipe mod and they work quite well.
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dude, i use these in my flashlights, they are ok but yes they are low drain they stink if your going for mech mod's. but i've had to buy plenty of these for my lights but if it's for your lights try the ultrafire, 3.7V 5000mAh they work amazing and last forever. also they are low drain batteries and they are yellow.