HG2 vs 30Q

[Speed4goal]

@SawMaster

@Speed4goal

Rewrapping is easy you can use a blow dryer to do. Search it in YouTube.

Some vape units will eventually wear the wrapper on a cell and you rewrap it to keep it safe. When you purchase from imr batteries they always throw a couple wraps in for free. There main cliental is vapors. I’ve had good experiences with them. They actually have the Samsung 35e and vtc6. On popular cells like the hg2 30q they buy like 30,000 cells at a time

I bought 10 wrappers ‘just in case’, and I now have 2 only a few months later thanks to my vaping Nephew Maybe if I get hot pink ones he won’t ask me for any more

Phil

Arnt they like $5 for 50 or something I have about 10 from imr batteries orders they give you a couple or so free with every order

[Speed4goal]

@sidecross

Thank you Speed4goal for your comments; I have found the vape community to be very helpful in my understanding the potential and use of lithium ion batteries regardless of how used.

Your welcome I’m always trying to learn about batteries, from minor difference in brands, charging amps and life expectancy. I can’t ve happy with just one brand. The ga/30q and mj1 are my most bought. I do have 4 hg2. But I think this paycheck I’ll pick up a 4 pack of he2 because of Texas comments. At least a couple been waiting on the 30q to cone back in stock on imr batteries. I try to purchase at least 4 batteries a month. With only $2 shipping its not to bad only getting a couple at a time. I just got my ga 8 of them about 2 weeks ago. I’m impressed with them, imr has Samsung 35e now. So eventually have to grab them to have all the 10 amp batteries

[sidecross]

Samsung 35E is a 8 amp battery.

http://lygte-info.dk/review/batteries2012/Common18650comparator.php

[Speed4goal]

Guess your right doesn’t seem to handle 10 amps well. Its advertised as a 10 amp battery. Maybe I’ll pass on this one