Big time @Cape vaping supplies ! I'm never going back... but I am going to try everything on the planet and sell or give away the stuff I never use.
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Big time @Cape vaping supplies ! I'm never going back... but I am going to try everything on the planet and sell or give away the stuff I never use.
Too awesome!! now thats vaping like pro! i ordered a clone a while back and i am super excited about it, but i fear i may grow old before it arrives..
First Vape Mail of the day just arrived... MVP for my Golf Pro!
where did you get your batteries? i have been searching all week and cant find anything.2 x 30ml Bobas and 6 x Sony VTC4 2100mah 30A
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Got them here http://www.vapordna.com/mobile/product.aspx?ProductCode=AC0023 on special a month ago did a group buy to save on shipping.
Am I missing something here... you can get 18650's locally for R100 a pop and delivery is next day... Are these special 18650's?
these babies are coming on the next order with some of those purple efest.
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Yip. Those are high current (30Amp), mech modders use them for sub ohm coils.
Where? Please do tell
@Rob Fisher dont you know the members on this forum dont buy any batteries that have the word 'fire' in them
I hear all this bad things about "TrustFire" batteries! I've got quite a few of them for a couple of years used in stuff other than vape gear. I did a lot of various tests on them in comparison with other brands (Sony, Panasonic, Efest Extar etc) and to be honest, the only places they fail are; 1. High Current (>7A) and 2. Low discharge (<2.5V), and yes they are not made for that, the protection circuit will prevent accidents due to shorts etc. I don't know who started this rumour but for the average vapour they are more than adequate batteries. If you want to seriously sub-ohm, then buy batteries that are made for a current delivery >10A. For someone that don't understand Ohms law I will much rather give a protected "TrustFire" battery than something that can discharge 10A etc.
Big time @Cape vaping supplies ! I'm never going back... but I am going to try everything on the planet and sell or give away the stuff I never use.
Rob, with a comment like that, you have inspired me! Love it!
@Rob Fisher dont you know the members on this forum dont buy any batteries that have the word 'fire' in them
Then they can buy these ones.
http://www.vapeking.co.za/electronic-cigarette-batteries/li-ion-18650-icr-2000mah-battery-3-7v.html
OMG this site is amazing!! i am totally gunna order from them, you didnt perhaps run into any issues ordering from them did you? what was the wait time like? was shipping expensive?
Thanks @johanct! I have to say I have a few different types of 18650's and the Trustfires are my favorites... maybe because I had a fail on two other makes that were more expensive.
So peeps... if Johan says they are good then you know they are the ones to buy!
I was looking for 18650's pre vaping and this is the site that put me off the "fires". A couple years back most of the time you didn't know whether or not you were being sold fakes, that was before the days of this forum and certified retailers though.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?316888-Fake-Ultrafire-18650-battery-warning
Then they can buy these ones.
http://www.vapeking.co.za/electronic-cigarette-batteries/li-ion-18650-icr-2000mah-battery-3-7v.html
For sure @Rob Fisher - its protected and hence safe, proviso you don't want to go seriously sub-ohm (the protection circuit will prevent that anyhow).
3 - 4 weeks about $39 for shipping which was a bit expensive but we split the cost between 4 guys.
Yip nobody can guarantee whether its fake or not - a couple of months ago we all ate fake beef (donkey, kangaroo and what not)!
Agreed, I don't see that any of the retailers here would knowingly sell fakes. The problem is the source though, China is not a country with the strongest morals.
@drew yes that's the public perception and its due to the minority scammers in China, but I must also say that retailers will do their homework and only buy from reputable Chinese vendors. Due to my work, I've been dealing with Chinese factories since 1995 and they form the majority of my customer base. It's only a small proportion of the Chinese industry that created China's bad reputation. Chancers and scammers are to be find in all societies, but because China is the production house of the world they obviously will be in the spotlight (because the rest of the world is unfortunately too lazy and greedy).
Well said @johanct I can speak for ourselves as well as the other retailers on this forum I am sure, we buy all our products from one central factory, I have checked with all the original factories (Kanger, innokin etc) and the factory which we get our products from is a legitimate factory (Reseller) should I say of their products, the reason we buy from him instead of the original factories is that he allows smaller order quantities on certain products which the original factories don't generally do.
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