Are these any good in a mech mod vapor?
1944800
That's what I use them for. And, yes, they are quite good. They are good enough to drive my Sigilei Telescope for hours, however I suggest buying multiple batteries since this ample power requires hours to recharge from a full drain.
1944801
Yes, they are great since they're high drain batteries that allows you to build rebuildable atomizers in several different ways w/o the battery protection that would normally restrict you.
1944802
I'm not sure. Shipment haven't arrived yet ask me again in a week, hopefully it should arrive by then.
1944803
I use them in the innokin itaste svd and they work great. I don't know what a mech mod is.
113614
18650 batteries are "approx" 18mm W X 65mm L, this particular battery is 64mm LThey easily, and safely fit in Vamo V3 and V5, Lambo, Sigelei, and SVD mods. They are unprotected so they should only be used on protected devices. I enjoy at least a full day of use out of these batteries for the primary reason they were purchased, which is e-cig mod use.
985216
I use these batteries exclusively in my mods. Great for vaping, I trust these.
276505
Absolutely not! My boyfriend and i thought it woyld be too and it wasnt! We got 5 flavors and all five of them were disgusting!!!! They smell great but arent good for vaping. My friend says they might if you mix it with VG but its not something to use just how it is.
1430621
You should be good to go on that mod. Especially when that has buttons for you to adjust the voltage output. I use them on my King mod (Which doesn't have the same voltage regulator) and have no problems.
1619616
What is not in the description is that these batteries are protected. In my vape I can't use them since I run sub ohm coils. And the batteries don't fit in my itaste vrt. To tall with the button top. The charger works perfect and the batteries last a long time when I use an atomizer that has a 1.2ohm or higher coil.
204007
Odd question... good in what way? They shoot fairly straight depending on the quality of you gun. They're generally not misshapen or anything. They worked fine in both my cheaper airsoft pistol and my expensive air soft pistol.
241790
Every mmod is made different. I have 3 mods and one fits snug the other fits loose and one still rattles a bit on a connection. Its just the way they are due to them being un regulated. If you want a sucure snug fit every time, get a variable voltage box mod that has a battery tray made for the 18650 batteries.
985217
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.
1610632
In my honest opinion, I do not think so. Being as though these are high concentrated essential oils, I do not think it would be a good idea. These are more for doing bath salt blends or for making your own soaps and lotions. Also for using in an oil burner for aromatherapy. I would not recommend "vaping," these. Highly concentrated. Just working with them in the above listed applications can give you a head ache without proper ventilation or taking breaks. I hope this helps.
747828
they are 320 ml but i HIGHLY recomend either newport or stok IF you are using it for extracts, if your just filling lighters then go for it.
1794313
I wouldn't recommend them for your ecig. I use orbtronic sx30 or orbtronic orb 25. Depends on your needs for amps and what you vape at and type of mod. Email orbtronic. They are always helpful and will suggest a battery that suites your needs.
1619612
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
1430622
I cant say for sure as I don't own a Vamo. These do work very well in a Lavatube v2 and an SVD.
1468850
What are you using them for, I put mine in a wood box mod (ecig) for the raise and lower setting on my board and they work fine (DNA 30 chipset) but in my set up there not taking any load there being used as tactical push buttons. As long as you verify your soldering work and no more than 5 amps are being pushed through you should be fine, there cheap enough to not worry about to much. Good luck on your project
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.
2283050
They are perfect for mech mods. I'm using them in my sentinel mod at the moment. They last about 2-3 days depending on how much you vape.