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I recorded a couple of log files while doing this.

One while it still needed charging first, and was going to take too long at 0.5A

And a second one where it was almost ready to rock, and just needed a little extra before beginning the test.

Anyway, my question is, how do you correctly read the time stamps? It seems messed up to me.

http://ge.tt/9QpfT7P2

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Time to be surprised, Popeye.    

 

14.17 x 1000 / 11.1 = 1276.576576576577

1276 mAh, right?

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lewisss said:

[QUOTE=FiB3R][QUOTE=Popeye]Id be surprised if you got more than 1200mah tbh

That makes 2 of us.

Unfortunately, that doesn't answer any of my questions [/QUOTE]

yes that will work! i used 4 high power 1ohm resistors in a velocity, it will take anything between 1/2 an hour to an hour.

just make sure you don't leave it unattended when you do it, those wires will get hot and thats a fire risk[/QUOTE]

Great, thanks for confirming that for me.

I'll have it sitting next to me the whole time, with a small desk fan directed at the wires

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Popeye said:

Id be surprised if you got more than 1200mah tbh

That makes 2 of us.

Unfortunately, that doesn't answer any of my questions

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Is doing it like this ok?

 

4 x ~13cm 22AWG kanthal = 0.264 Ohms

Is it still recommended to use 40W for the test in this case?

How long should I expect the test to take? (Vape Cige, VTbox200, claimed 1800mAh)

Thanks