When I am not firing it, the battery life is at 100% but when I am firing it, it drops to about 40%. Once I let go of the button, it jumps back to 100%. This worries me because once the battery is around 70% on standy and I fire it, it jumps down to almost empty. Is this normal for box mods?
Ipv D2 battery meter problem!
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I think I understand your situation @Jordann
Your meter is probably going to drop to 60% or 40% (3 or 2 bars) as you fire. That's because the mod 'reads' the power potential of the battery as you fire the mod. Your power potential is not 100% for very long... because it's not a very good battery.
I would imagine you are totally correct... when the battery is half run-down (half 'empty') your mod will read it as 0%...
Your meter is probably going to drop to 60% or 40% (3 or 2 bars) as you fire. That's because the mod 'reads' the power potential of the battery as you fire the mod. Your power potential is not 100% for very long... because it's not a very good battery.
I would imagine you are totally correct... when the battery is half run-down (half 'empty') your mod will read it as 0%...
The mod is reading the battery under load when you fire it. That seems like a lot of battery sag unless you're firing very low resistance coils. Make sure you have a good quality battery (Sony, Samsung, HG) in good condition and with a high enough amp rating.
Use a higher rated amp battery and the sag won't be as noticeable.
Use a higher rated amp battery and the sag won't be as noticeable.
J,
imo, The AWT needs to be recycled and replaced with a high quality cell. Sooner is better.
Cheers
I
I will get a new battery ASAP when I get the cash. Thanks for the info tho
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