Aweit 50amp...

[anon4]

Overrated obviously but anyone tested them or seen what's under the wrap yet? focalecig.com/Product/Authentic-AWT-2600mAh-50A18650-3-7V-Li-ion-Rechargeable-Battery2pcsRed-46169

[anon4]

Also these focalecig.com/Product/Authentic-AWT-3400mAh-35A18650-3-7V-Li-ion-Rechargeable-Battery2pcsBlack-46172

[Bob]

Mooch on ECF tests most batteries - but Aweite are usually re-wraps so wouldn't take any notice of any claims of high Amperage on their packaging/batteries

[sydsut]

I've bought Aweite batteries before from ecoluxshop and their fine. This one looks to be a redesign sleeve so not sure what's inside, but I expect that ecoluxshop will get some and test them.

[bioxx]

I use Aweite in the Evic minis, they claim to be 40A. Don't know about that but they work without hiccups. These Ones

[buggritt]

What use would a 50 amp battery be? You would need to have 200 watts at less than 0.01 ohms to utilise it.
I agree that for beginners a high amp battery is a safe bet. But for most, who should know what they are doing, all of the touted batteries on this forum are complete overkill.
I use sanyo ICR 3500 mah all day every day. Perfectly safe at 0.5 ohms at 40 watts. Cheap and they last all day and some.

[striker42]

I'll just stick to Sammy 25r's and LG HE4's. I know they work and I know they're safe for my level of vaping. Having said that, just bought some 30Q's but are they any better ? The jury's out on that one. IMO, companies trotting out some of these batteries with grossly exaggerated Amp limits and run time should be taken to task.

[SteveF]

didn't think that there were 50 amp 18650s, I think the old Sonys vct3s used to be 30 amps continuous but they were 1500mah?

I'd stick to Samsung, LG and Sony.

[anon4]

I use 25rs at rather high wattage and don't have any issues, was looking at the vct5a, anyone know where I can pick up some legit ones? I know torchy reckons the 25r are 30amp but mooch seems to disagree

[gill2009]

Aug 3, 2016 10:04:41 GMT striker42 said:

I'll just stick to Sammy 25r's and LG HE4's. I know they work and I know they're safe for my level of vaping. Having said that, just bought some 30Q's but are they any better ? The jury's out on that one. IMO, companies trotting out some of these batteries with grossly exaggerated Amp limits and run time should be taken to task.

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[striker42]

Aug 3, 2016 10:23:17 GMT gill2009 said:

Aug 3, 2016 10:04:41 GMT striker42 said:

I'll just stick to Sammy 25r's and LG HE4's. I know they work and I know they're safe for my level of vaping. Having said that, just bought some 30Q's but are they any better ? The jury's out on that one. IMO, companies trotting out some of these batteries with grossly exaggerated Amp limits and run time should be taken to task.

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Thanks Gill. At least you'll know I wasn't completely idle when I was on holiday, I had a few dress rehearsals for Vapefest when I was away.