Are all batteries and charges the same?

[doctorjellybean]

I'm in the process of getting an iTaste 134 from Myepack, which uses a single 18650 battery. I did send Myepack a message two days ago, asking what they recommend as they sell batteries and charges as well. I still have to hear from them.

[Roscopecotrain]

Jul 19, 2014 16:54:10 GMT doctorjellybean said:

I'm in the process of getting an iTaste 134 from Myepack, which uses a single 18650 battery. I did send Myepack a message two days ago, asking what they recommend as they sell batteries and charges as well. I still have to hear from them.

Chargers from nitecore or xtar are spot on.
Batteries from sony, panasonic, efest will work fine in the 134 doctor ad long as they are unprotected. I use efest for everything these days but i do have some sanyo that work well as well.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[timmy0]

You need IMR unprotected battery for that one.
I think efest purple 18650 with 3100mAh would work a treat (lots of battery life).
As per charger I would go for the nitecore i2 as it charges quiet quickly (ish) and is cheap.
Thats what I use for my mod

Hope that helps

[Q]

Go for the Nitecore D2 charger, its not a lot more money but a whole lot better, try Torchy for the batteries

[VapingBad]

Charger: Nitecore or Xtar
Batteries: Sony, Panasonic or Torchy, I would stay away from the Purple Efests they lie about the current rating and poor quality control, same goes for Efest chargers.

[doctorjellybean]

Jul 19, 2014 16:57:21 GMT timmy0 said:

You need IMR unprotected battery for that one.

What is that?

[decoy]

batts
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-30A-Torchy-2100mAh-button-Top-18650-3-7v-Li-ion-batteries-protective-case-/121388333197?pt=UK_ConsumerElectronics_Batteries_SM&hash=item1c434ef88d
chargers
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nitecore-Intellicharger-i4-Li-Ion-battery-charger-for-Li-Ion-NiMh-and-NiCd-/291193414236?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Battery_Chargers&hash=item43cc7ae25c
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Xtar-MP1S-4-2v-Li-Ion-Charger-10440-14500-16340-18350-18500-17670-18650-18700-/301231725466?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Battery_Chargers&hash=item4622cf5b9a
are what torchy has listed
would suggest getting the 30amp batts incase you ever want to sub ohm
and the d2 charger do look good

[hijack]

Any of the 18650 batteries that myepack sell are suitable, He only sells unprotected batteries so there is no confusion.

[Die5el]

If myepack hasnt replied to your emails i would think twice about buying from them. What would happen if anything goes wrong with the itaste 134 as they havent replied to your emails you have sent. I use the nitecore i4 to charge my batteries. Also got an efest but i dont use that very often


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[hijack]

Jul 19, 2014 17:11:03 GMT doctorjellybean said:

Jul 19, 2014 16:57:21 GMT timmy0 said:

You need IMR unprotected battery for that one.

What is that?

I you want a quick coarse in batteries look here

[monty]

www.ebay.co.uk/sch/ecoluxshop/m.html?item=181394719159&hash=item2a3bf7c1b7&pt=UK_ConsumerElectronics_Batteries_SM&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

[leo]

A quote from an email I received from a well trusted vendor (not MyEPack) when enquiring about buying my first mod when i was starting out, (I asked what he thought of the Cool Fire):

...Innokin are very inventive but having been an innokin agent the truth is they suck 40% failure rate and only 30 day guarantee direct from innokin speaks volumes. They only good mod they make is the MVP which is the total opposite good reliable accurate and a great mod.

I don't want to put you off the iTaste, but that email made me think twice, got myself a vamo and been very happy with it.

[timmy0]

Jul 20, 2014 9:09:48 GMT leo said:

A quote from an email I received from a well trusted vendor (not MyEPack) when enquiring about buying my first mod when i was starting out, (I asked what he thought of the Cool Fire):

...Innokin are very inventive but having been an innokin agent the truth is they suck 40% failure rate and only 30 day guarantee direct from innokin speaks volumes. They only good mod they make is the MVP which is the total opposite good reliable accurate and a great mod.

I don't want to put you off the iTaste, but that email made me think twice, got myself a vamo and been very happy with it.

I find that a confusing statement from a vendor, as I thought Innokin offered a 3 month warranty as per their website: www.innokin.com/contact.html.
I have a Cool Fire 2 which I personally think is awesome as it is so easy to use

[leo]

Jul 20, 2014 12:09:05 GMT timmy0 said:

Jul 20, 2014 9:09:48 GMT leo said:

A quote from an email I received from a well trusted vendor (not MyEPack) when enquiring about buying my first mod when i was starting out, (I asked what he thought of the Cool Fire):

I don't want to put you off the iTaste, but that email made me think twice, got myself a vamo and been very happy with it.

I find that a confusing statement from a vendor, as I thought Innokin offered a 3 month warranty as per their website: www.innokin.com/contact.html.
I have a Cool Fire 2 which I personally think is awesome as it is so easy to use

When you buy goods your contract is with the seller of those goods, not the manufacturer.
My guess is that the seller has to provide a minimum warranty to the customer, but the manufacturer may not warranty their goods to the seller (different contract).
Regardless of the legalities, it is an interesting opinion from somebody who sells the things.
I have had a lot of contact with this particular seller, followed his advice every time, and never been disappointed yet.
Cheers

[decoy]

im confused why get a mod thats gona be a right pain to clean(did want one myself till i had a good look at it)
why not have a look at the nvp thats on it way £70 and safeish sub ohming 50watts of unadulterated power and money left over for more toys
ive yet to have a prob with my itaste vv3 and if the vtr can stand up to the mod destroyer as well as a cool fire standing up to my numpty mate,s grubby mits i would have said itaste were pretty well made