Want To Know A Little More About Batteries Used For Vaping?
Battery Basics
Mods: Mechanical & Regulated
Amperage / Discharge Rate
Battery Capacity / mAh
Difference Between Series & Parallel
Calculating OHM’s Law
Recommended Batteries & Safety Tips
Recommended 18650 Batteries
Other Vape Batteries
Battery Wraps & How To Apply
Battery Safety Tips
Vape Battery Introduction
So…from knowing clear zero about electronics, Ohms Law and the nature of Vegetable Glycerine, you’ve gotten to the point of building your own low resistance coils and crafting your own e-liquids to get the most out of your vape.
The logical next step in the process is to get to the point where you know what’s up when someone talks about milliamp hours and battery wraps, when you can go on line and make an educated decision on which battery brand and specs to buy for your new mech or regulated mod.
You need to know about your batteries for vaping, not just so that you can get the most out of your vape but also for your own safety and the safety of your device. It’s just another one of the reasons why we love vaping so much, there’s always just a little more to learn!
While there are a number of battery sizes available, 18650’s are one of the most popular batteries currently used in vape mods.
Replaceable batteries extend the life of our mods because in themselves they’re disposable.
When the batteries lifespan is over, we don’t have to throw away the whole vape mod like we would on, say, a built in 3000mAh mod. That said, how on earth do we choose an 18650 battery? What does the name mean and what on earth are those numbers and letters printed on the side? Well, you’re about to find out.
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