WTF 18350 to little for mod

[flex]

Hay guys and girls today I bought 2 18350 900mah battery's got home to find there tiny and move around in my 18350 mod. Gutted is not the word for it I have hade to adjust the top and bottom centre pins just about the point of not making contact. So could anyone let me know the size of there 18350 battery's as I have bought the wrong type or my mod is not a 18350 grrr

Thanks

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Can you link to what you bought? And are they flat top or button/nipple tops? Also what mod are you using?



First suspicion nemesis with beauty ring!

[enjay]

Mine are around 35mm long

[dagl]

Mar 23, 2014 16:31:07 GMT enjay said:

Mine are around 350mm long

WoW! they're long!! Mine are a paltry 35mm 

[Mev]

[erik514]

Mar 23, 2014 16:31:07 GMT enjay said:

Mine are around 350mm long

Is that the new super long ones?  Sadly mine are 35mm also

[Deleted]

Mar 23, 2014 16:31:07 GMT enjay said:

Mine are around 350mm long

Light Sabre batteries 

[Greg]

Mar 23, 2014 16:31:07 GMT enjay said:

Mine are around 350mm long

Do they go in an Ehuge huge huge 

[flex]

Hi no got them from guy at market selling e liquids and stuff the mod is ment to be a sigelei Bagua



And the battery I got today



Battery showing as 4.27v the mod is working fine I just don't like how much I have had to undo the screw to get it to hold the battery in place

[enjay]

I can't believe you lot miss quoted me like that, that's just mean


What's your battery measuring flex?

[flex]

Hi think its 35mm flat top so don't understand why I have had to loosen the top pin to the point of 2 turns and it would come off

[Perpetua]

You could always try some earth magnets I guess if they're too short for the device flex . . . before we had the range of batteries that there are now, that was quite a common thing to have to do.

[300]

Mar 23, 2014 17:13:59 GMT flex said:

Battery showing as 4.27v the mod is working fine I just don't like how much I have had to undo the screw to get it to hold the battery in place

4.27v is a little high, your charger shouldn't be taking your batteries over 4.2v.

[maccafan]

I really don't see what is the issue..The screw is adjustable to take into account the sightly different sizes so it does not matter how much you have to unscrew to make contact and eliminate battery rattle.

The way to assemble is put the atty on the top cap, then use the center pin screw to adjust it so that the atty sits flush at the top and you have good contact.Then battery tube followed by the battery and then the bottom cap. If it is loose at this point then a 10 x 2 mm thick magnet on the positive side should sort it.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Strong-Neodymium-disc-magnets-10mm-dia-x-2mm-N35-fridge-models-reborn-craft-/141207431334?pt=UK_Dolls_Accessories_RL&hash=item20e09e68a6

If you are feeling brave and don't want to spend money for magnets then use a penny (may need to file/sand it down slightly) but be careful and always use it on the negative side of the battery only. (edit:not recommended if you are a newbie at this.)

[flex]

Thanks for all the input love this forum

Maccafan thanks for link