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Which 18650 batteries do you trust?

Lobby

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One other thing to keep in mind is to keep an eye on your batteries wrapper. I used to have to rewrap my batteries every couple of months. One of the mods I used to have tore wrappers often.
 

cybrguy

Putin is a War Criminal
There appears to be a new Molicel, the M35a. Has anyone tried these or is there any reason why they shouldn't work well in our vapes?
 
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EarthworldTim

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There appears to be a new Molicel, the M35a. Has anyone tried these or is there any reason why they shouldn't work well in our vapes?
"Manufacturer Rated Max Discharge Current: 10A"

Tinymight definitely wants 20A discharge and I think firewood and others likely do as well.

Confirmed same for firewood per the site.
"Please note, battery must be a flat top 18650 capable of supplying 20 Amps discharge current (minimum)."
 

anome

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Depends, but IMO
- Manufacturer Rated Max Discharge Current: 10A
seems to come up short for most use cases.
 
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FlyingLow

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I have not bought batteries in ages... any new developments? My old molicells do not hold charge like they used to.

Specifically shopping for 18650's for TOAD, TinyMight2 and P80.
Do I rebuy molicells?
 
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passenger

is this thing on?
I just bought a couple P28a to replace my older ones and they are still in high regard it seems. Never had an issue with those.
 
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cybrguy

Putin is a War Criminal
I'm very much a Molicel kind of guy these days. I have one set of the P30 s that seem to perform a little better in my Wand than the P28 but I'm still very happy with the P28s. I think I'll be buying the P30 for my next order, tho, especially if they are no more expensive.
 

dude_de

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but do the sale Molicels work in TM2, Wand, DaVinci, Xmax even if they say they are not for vapes?
Yes, the manufacturers are just covering their collective asses. Remember, cells like 18650s were never intended to be sold to the general public. They were always meant for OEMs to build their proprietary battery packs. In that scenario, users would never have a chance to f*ck up and cause a big oopsie.
I am sure the manufacturers have been sued a few times by idiots who f*cked up and tried to put the blame on the manufacturer. With that little warning on the battery, that should come to an end.

But yeah, if you have verified that your battery can deliver the amperage required by the device, you're good to go. Can't go wrong with (authentic) Molicel.
 
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