Aegis legends 200w mod batteries question

[Pepe]

Hello i have a aegis legend 200w mod i been reading the batteries are in series in this mod. That does mean i can vape at more the 30 amps safely. ( My batteries are 2 LG 3000mah 20A. And aswell whats the difference between serial and pararel conexion? Thanks for the help and stay safe

 

[Richard Winter]

Two 3000mA 20A 4.2v batteries in series will give you 3000mA 20A 8.4v overall.
Two 3000mA 20A 4.2v batteries in parallel will give you 6000mA 40A overall.

 

[Jaffacakes]

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[mattyk2010]

I think they are in parallel though...

I also think it don't matter which way they are wired in a regulated mod [emoji6]

 

[Richard Winter]

Irrespective of the battery configuration, using those 20A LG batteries, to keep within the safe CDR values of the batteries, I wouldn't push the mod greater than 120W.

 

[Jaffacakes]

I also think it don't matter which way they are wired in a regulated mod [emoji6]

Yeh I deleted my post as I realised I was wrong. But weird in bypass mode it fires at 4.1v not 8.2. That's why I thought it was parallel

 

[Richard Winter]

I also think it don't matter which way they are wired in a regulated mod [emoji6]

That's right , doesn't matter about the configuration in a regulated mod.

 

[mattyk2010]

Irrespective of the battery configuration, using those 20A LG batteries, to keep within the safe CDR values of the batteries, I wouldn't push the mod greater than 120W.

I wouldn't either I think 120w is all there worth and anything higher I'd get some molicel p26

 

[Richard Winter]

I wouldn't either I think 120w is all there worth and anything higher I'd get some molicel p26

Yes worth investing in the Molicels as they will give you the Amp capacity to be able to vape at a higher wattage, typically around 150W before nearing their max drain.