Has anyone used these on their Vapes that use 18650 batteries? (currently looking the best battery for my Vanilla mod)
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Yes and they don't work well and they won't fit many mods because they are longer. The protected circuitry doesn't seem to play well with the high energy drain of vaporizers. They do work but don't last any longer than a standard 2600mAh unprotected Samsung battery. Looks for the unprotected Panasonic 3400mAh instead, it's the same cell without the protection circuit.
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they won't fit in the vanilla mod only fit in the caravela mod with the gold accent
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check to see if they,ll take size 18650 which i'm sure that they do,but double check to see if they accept 18650.And these battery also hold a charge longer which is sweet when you need them for longer time.
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Why yes they are! However these batteries work fine for me and who else makes them anyways? The price is right So lets vape tonight. The pair I bought are still going strong after months of day and night vaping.
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Hello, El Jefe, These batteries last a long time in my Rosewill 3 "D" Cell, Cree-LED Flashlight. I don't use the light all the time, but it is very bright, and the charge lasts for months. I use an Ansmann energy16 charger. I have used a pair of them in the ignition part of our kerosene heater, and they too, have lasted a long time. I have never recharged them since they begin lighting up our heater. I really like these batteries.
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Don't use these in a mechanical mod unless you use a fuse or voltage regulator. They could actually blow up. Perfectly safe for something like a Vamo which has protection circuity built in.
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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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No i hvnt needed to i got them and charged them and when i can tell they start to drop off volts i charge them but they work ok last about 4 or more hrs before i notice voltage drop. My mod says they still are half charged but i notice the drop around 60% so i just charge them. They are good for back up so they work ok for me. I use my sony and efest batteries for when iam going out and i bring one of these just incase. But i also vape alot and at 20 or more watts so if u hv a mod thats only 15watts they would prob work verry well. I dont use them in my dna30 because they are button top and hard to get out of device. If u hv any more Q just ask. No i hvnt needed to i got them and charged them and when i can tell they start to drop off volts i charge them but they work ok last about 4 or more hrs before i notice voltage drop. My mod says they still are half charged but i notice the drop around 60% so i just charge them. They are good for back up so they work ok for me. I use my sony and efest batteries for when iam going out and i bring one of these just incase. But i also vape alot and at 20 or more watts so if u hv a mod thats only 15watts they would prob work verry well. I dont use them in my dna30 because they are button top and... » Read More No i hvnt needed to i got them and charged them and when i can tell they start to drop off volts i charge them but they work ok last about 4 or more hrs before i notice voltage drop. My mod says they still are half charged but i notice the drop around 60% so i just charge them. They are good for back up so they work ok for me. I use my sony and efest batteries for when iam going out and i bring one of these just incase. But i also vape alot and at 20 or more watts so if u hv a mod thats only 15watts they would prob work verry well. I dont use them in my dna30 because they are button top and hard to get out of device. If u hv any more Q just ask. « Show Less
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I agree with Paul Moll, I bought the 18650 Batteries thru amazon and they are better than the AAA batteries. Idk how this worked but, when I used the AAA batteries I only had one mode, but when I used the 18650 battery all modes were accessable.
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These batteries Will work fine in your IPV3. I use them every day in my ecig mod. I can vape all day on a single charge. Get a good quality charger and a quality tank sys to get the most out of your IPV3
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As long as the black one is a 3 mode which mine is. There is multiple multifunction models. find one with the modes that suit you. This model does more than I need beens I have vapeing mods I have plenty of 18650 batteries.
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Same as others. I used this in my 18650 gadget and it worked flawlessly the first time. Hope that helps.
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Jeff, I have used them without problem for months now. It may just be that you got a bum set. I have been running only Oly BLN-1s in my OM-Ds and E-M1 for the last two months, so decided to see how my Wasabi batteries were doing in my bag having not been on a charger in more than two months just for this response. I can say that BOTH my Wasabis were still fully charged (based on my E-M1's battery display) and are working fine. I'd suggest contacting them to see if they can help you out.Jamie.
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Jeff, I have used them without problem for months now. It may just be that you got a bum set. I have been running only Oly BLN-1s in my OM-Ds and E-M1 for the last two months, so decided to see how my Wasabi batteries were doing in my bag having not been on a charger in more than two months just for this response. I can say that BOTH my Wasabis were still fully charged (based on my E-M1's battery display) and are working fine. I'd suggest contacting them to see if they can help you out. Jamie.
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Yes, you can replace these batteries. The unit contains one lithium battery of the 18650 form factor. The OEM battery has 1300 maH capacity with tabs for solder connections. If you have some basic electronics skills, you can replace it with a battery of higher capacity. No need to buy a new unit, just replace the battery!
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They should recharge with no problem. A 18650 is just a high-output AA battery. Normal AA batteries are around 1.5 volts. 18650's are between 3.5 and 4 volts. Just be careful what you put the 18650's in, as they might burn up your flashlight or radio if not rated for the higher voltage. Hope this helps.
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They aren't even 4000mah @ 500ma discharge rate. They don't even have the (advertized) capacity of 18650's. After a few charge/discharge cycles they (4 cells) average out at about 3150mAh. The lower the price, the more creative the advertizing.On my charger the mah in is only about 3200mah. Did they not say the 6000mah was TOTAL for the two batteries.
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I purchased 3.7V 18650 3000mah Rechargeable Batterys. They seem to work well. I've used them for about a year so far.