Hey guys,
i noticed this today, when my lavatube was putting weak vapor set to 5 v and at 6v not much better. i checked the batt and it was down to 2.8 volts.
-Now I was going to post this as a guide, and will still probably post it as a new
thread but I found a great feature for the battery underload feature. P.S I think that the underload feature is a "Factory" QC feature in order to show that the boost circruit is working.
So I had to borrow my friends meter but It was fairly consistent.
First I was using a 1.8 ohm dripping atty made by vision.
Many ppl believe and even volcano falsely advertises that when an LR or too low of a carto/atty are or the LT that it brings it down to 3.7. In actuality, the LT reduces current to 2.5 amps,which means it is dependent on equiptment used.
So I took my dripping atty and liked it at 3, then 4, then 5, then 6. There was no disernible difference between 5 and 6. My 4v battery was showing 3.3 underload, I backed off at 4.9,4.8,4.7. 4.6 then 4.5. Underload was still 3.2/3.3. I put it down to 4.4 and voila it showed 3.4, I backed it down to 4.0 and it showed 3.8. I was able to keep it at 3.4 all the way up to 4.5, then it went to 3.3 again. So I was maxing out at 4.5. It produced a ton of Vapour. This showed the same thing with 1.5 dual
coils. It showed 3.3 all they way down to 3.9. At 3.8 and lower the underload battery was 3.4 and higher.
People have been complaining about not knowing when it drops, by having a E2 error if you do not own a meter. I have found this to be an accurate way to get max watts using what ever your using. There is one guy here who has an avatar where he looks EMO and Sad or Angry who was saying his 1.5 DC were better at 5, then 4. The reason for this is that when you activate the button It initially fires at high volt setting and then bringing it down to 2.5 amps which may explain his viewpoint. I have also heard that as it uses PWM like the ego, It maybe be bouncing between set voltage, and max amps repeatedly.
