2 battery setup
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Actually, the parallel cells would have a lower effective cell resistance, and waste a fraction less power.
The dual, single wired cells with a selector switch and a fire switch would add more series circuit resistance and also wast a little power. Dual fire switches, left and right would also work.
One advantage of your idea is it's like having a back up battery built in. One gets weak, switch to the back up.
The dual, single wired cells with a selector switch and a fire switch would add more series circuit resistance and also wast a little power. Dual fire switches, left and right would also work.
One advantage of your idea is it's like having a back up battery built in. One gets weak, switch to the back up.
Would you say that added circuit resistance that selector switch would bring could be noticeable in everyday use?
I thought of making a simple PV with a switch, to put some older/weaker batteries into a good use. I'm always worried when it comes to parallel setup, and I cannot really figure out why would it be (strictly) better than simply having a switch. And yes, it would be like having a built in backup battery. I was also thinking of putting a display that would measure voltage of currently active battery.
The voltmeter is a good idea. If one of the cheap 1S-6S meters is connected at the atty connector it only comes on when you hit the fire button. Good switches don't waste much power. A center off 3 position switch would also give a master off.
So many options
The best thing to do with older/weaker cells is to recycle them.
The "Dual Single" could be used to compare the loaded, under fire voltage of two different good cells. Fire A, read voltage, fire B read voltage.
So many options
The best thing to do with older/weaker cells is to recycle them.
The "Dual Single" could be used to compare the loaded, under fire voltage of two different good cells. Fire A, read voltage, fire B read voltage.
This idea is not well known, but it has been discussed. Here for instance http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/requests-opinions-reviews/276591-dual-box-mod.html
And here, he pulls out what he calls the "dueling juice mod" a few minutes in, I think he made it himself A PBusardo Review - Kanger Horizontal 510 Carto Vs. Boge Vertical 510 LR Carto - YouTube
A device like this would be great for chain vaping or comparing juice and attys/cartos.
And here, he pulls out what he calls the "dueling juice mod" a few minutes in, I think he made it himself A PBusardo Review - Kanger Horizontal 510 Carto Vs. Boge Vertical 510 LR Carto - YouTube
A device like this would be great for chain vaping or comparing juice and attys/cartos.
You will get much better performance that way, higher initial loaded/vaping volts (more mAh translates to less voltage sag) and your vaping voltage will stay higher longer. Just run them in parallel and forget about switching between the two.
Now that's a new piece of information!
How about when it comes to connecting parallel setup to a voltage booster of some sort? Or a regulator that would at least keep the voltage on 3,6-3,7V? Any inherited dangers with that, apart from making sure that batteries are the same?
Did someone here do that already, so I can check it out how someone else did it? I cannot really find anything through the forum search.
In addition to doubling the mAh, you also double the current, which boosters appreciate. I'm sure someone has done it, but not sure who. Rocket here does parallel, but not boosting I don't think.
Parallel does have it's advantages.
A little stronger vape, but the A/B idea has merit.
I've never done it but juice-aholics might like it for comparing flavors.
Parallel cells and parallel cartos.
Now that's where it's at
A little stronger vape, but the A/B idea has merit.
I've never done it but juice-aholics might like it for comparing flavors.
Parallel cells and parallel cartos.
Now that's where it's at
Parallel does have it's advantages.
A little stronger vape, but the A/B idea has merit.
I've never done it but juice-aholics might like it for comparing flavors.
Parallel cells and parallel cartos.
Now that's where it's at
Yeah, that's what I was talking about. I failed to notice that the OP is talking about a single 510 connection set up.
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