18650 SB drop to 3.4v?

[polsmoka]

Dayum... I guess there can be no aesthertically pleasing way to possibly mod to drop voltage?

Thx!

 

[VpnDrgn]

I don't understand your question. You're using a SB with a single 18650? That would give you a
nominal voltage of 3.7 after it dropped down from full charge. Is that still too hot for you?
Try using a high ohm ( or HV ) atty/carto, that should knock down the heat a little.

 

[polsmoka]

I don't understand your question. You're using a SB with a single 18650? That would give you a
nominal voltage of 3.7 after it dropped down from full charge. Is that still too hot for you?
Try using a high ohm ( or HV ) atty/carto, that should knock down the heat a little.

Thanks yeah I started in another thread that I accidentally discovered (left SB somewhere) that I prefer my old ego-t type battery, works way better with my CE2 based carts. The feedback I got on that was that those bats drop to 3.2v-3.4v so I would like to see if there is another way to do this. I also guess that measuring voltage on the batteries directly with a meter can't be accurate ie. has to be measured under load? I ask this because I checked and the ego bat is 3.66.

 

[polsmoka]

Thanks yeah I started in another thread that I accidentally discovered (left SB somewhere) that I prefer my old ego-t type battery, works way better with my CE2 based carts. The feedback I got on that was that those bats drop to 3.2v-3.4v so I would like to see if there is another way to do this. I also guess that measuring voltage on the batteries directly with a meter can't be accurate ie. has to be measured under load? I ask this because I checked and the ego bat is 3.66.

Oh just measured 1 18650 the same way and it shows 4.3v hmmm

 

[Pipeous]

There are different ways to regulate the voltage. you could add in a resistor circuit Voltage divider - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[VWFringe]

I wonder what would the resistor disk would do for you in a single battery configuration?

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/51934-homemade-resistor-disc-how-make-any-6v-7-2v-mod-into-5v-modularly.html

(since finding or buying specific ohm'd atomizers can be difficult and more costly)