Samsung 25r/Sony VTC4/5
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Hi Guys
Unfortunately I am currently all out of Sony VTC4 but have some arriving soon
If there are any other batteries that anyone would like let me know and I will get them in
I have found the AWT 2500mAh 35A batteries. A couple people using them with good results at sub ohm levels
Unfortunately I am currently all out of Sony VTC4 but have some arriving soon
If there are any other batteries that anyone would like let me know and I will get them in
I have found the AWT 2500mAh 35A batteries. A couple people using them with good results at sub ohm levels
Hi Guys
Unfortunately I am currently all out of Sony VTC4 but have some arriving soon
If there are any other batteries that anyone would like let me know and I will get them in
I have found the AWT 2500mAh 35A batteries. A couple people using them with good results at sub ohm levels
Thanks @KieranD
What is AWT? Is that the same as AW?
Hi Guys
Unfortunately I am currently all out of Sony VTC4 but have some arriving soon
If there are any other batteries that anyone would like let me know and I will get them in
I have found the AWT 2500mAh 35A batteries. A couple people using them with good results at sub ohm levels
Get some 25r batteries along with VTC4s. Thanks bud
Get some 25r batteries along with VTC4s. Thanks bud
VTC4s are on the way
Will get the Samsungs for you guys Also have some authentic 3400mAh's coming on for the regulated guys who hate constantly charging
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Different to the AW. Seems to be the same company as MXJO
i am not taking chance with Sony VTC4.
AW is not a manufacturer. Andrew Wong. He started out some years ago, batteries for flashlights, built a very good reputation on CPF / candlepowerforums. i have some that are still good, bought directly from him back in the day, when he was only selling direct. He gets various good name brand batteries and tests them all, rewraps and sells those that pass the test/s, that meet the standard. So they are actually Panasonic / LG / Samsung.
AW is not a manufacturer. Andrew Wong. He started out some years ago, batteries for flashlights, built a very good reputation on CPF / candlepowerforums. i have some that are still good, bought directly from him back in the day, when he was only selling direct. He gets various good name brand batteries and tests them all, rewraps and sells those that pass the test/s, that meet the standard. So they are actually Panasonic / LG / Samsung.
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The Efest 35A is an LG18650HE2 btw ..
Done! That's the result. Maybe do a group buy and use EMS / USPS Express International, $55. Fedex was $74. :-s (How ridiculous is that, for 6 little batteries.) i figured out that EMS and VAT, for 6 batteries, would work out to about R160-something. So if you get 4 or 5 people to share,...although that was 6 batteries; if you made it more than 10, the shipping cost would go up a bit...but only a few $ i suppose.
i suppose this is going to take at least 4 weeks. :-s 4 weeks if i'm lucky. Depends how soon they get the backlog cleared.
i suppose this is going to take at least 4 weeks. :-s 4 weeks if i'm lucky. Depends how soon they get the backlog cleared.
This thread set me wondering. Contacted Cape Mail. Two people told me no duties on batteries for personal use other than VAT.
Balancing between bulk discount and weight for shipping costs, ordered 15 Samsung INR 25R 2500 mAh batteries here.
Got their shipping notice on Monday. Delivered this (Thursday) morning. Via DHL. Superfast!
Paid no taxes, not even VAT (maybe lucky there).
Total cost per battery: Just below R100.00 - what a bargain.
A member has already laid claim to half of this order, but if my experience is anything to go by, do not hesitate to order from them.
Note: They claim 30A on the battery, but from what I have read it (continuous discharge rating) is more between 22 and 25A, which is still great.
Balancing between bulk discount and weight for shipping costs, ordered 15 Samsung INR 25R 2500 mAh batteries here.
Got their shipping notice on Monday. Delivered this (Thursday) morning. Via DHL. Superfast!
Paid no taxes, not even VAT (maybe lucky there).
Total cost per battery: Just below R100.00 - what a bargain.
A member has already laid claim to half of this order, but if my experience is anything to go by, do not hesitate to order from them.
Note: They claim 30A on the battery, but from what I have read it (continuous discharge rating) is more between 22 and 25A, which is still great.
if you planning to sell any of yours, let me know please @AndreThis thread set me wondering. Contacted Cape Mail. Two people told me no duties on batteries for personal use other than VAT.
Balancing between bulk discount and weight for shipping costs, ordered 15 Samsung INR 25R 2500 mAh batteries here.
Got their shipping notice on Monday. Delivered this (Thursday) morning. Via DHL. Superfast!
Paid no taxes, not even VAT (maybe lucky there).
Total cost per battery: Just below R100.00 - what a bargain.
A member has already laid claim to half of this order, but if my experience is anything to go by, do not hesitate to order from them.
Note: They claim 30A on the battery, but from what I have read it (continuous discharge rating) is more between 22 and 25A, which is still great.
Is ANYONE willing to do a group buy on these. Prices are way too awesome
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