3.7 versus 5+ mods
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Unprotected batts *can* be dangerous, and most will advise against it. Doesn't mean that it *will* be dangerous, so it's a 'use at your own risk' kinda thing.
But just so you aware of the *possible* dangers, they include fire and explosion.
lobro1... I agree...just because you can (change out attys every two weeks) doesn't mean you should
But just so you aware of the *possible* dangers, they include fire and explosion.
lobro1... I agree...just because you can (change out attys every two weeks) doesn't mean you should
Cass, unprotected batts can be very dangeroous to be honest, if misused. I think there are cr2 LiPo4 battes available now, but I'm not sure where. They are suppposed to be much safer. I wwould recommend these if you can find them.
With that said, you don't have to go to 6v. if you don't want to. I would recommend using whatever mod you get at 3.7 to see if that satisfies you. There is a big difference just between a "stock" battery and a battery "mod", even at 3.7v.
While I like 6v. vaping with certain juice's, there are others that are perfect at 3.7, and the higher volt's ruins them.
With that said, you don't have to go to 6v. if you don't want to. I would recommend using whatever mod you get at 3.7 to see if that satisfies you. There is a big difference just between a "stock" battery and a battery "mod", even at 3.7v.
While I like 6v. vaping with certain juice's, there are others that are perfect at 3.7, and the higher volt's ruins them.
since you're on the subject of juices...which are better at 3.7?
i like personally caramel and fruity flavors....looove sweet flavors...not so much tobacco(at all!!!)
i like personally caramel and fruity flavors....looove sweet flavors...not so much tobacco(at all!!!)
This is hard to answer as it not only depends on the voltage but also on atomizer types.
To give a list would be impossible,
That's why I like 5 volt. It is the sweet spot of all and all flavors I use and try seem to do best at this voltage. IMO using a 510 and/or cartomizers as the atty of choice.
To give a list would be impossible,
That's why I like 5 volt. It is the sweet spot of all and all flavors I use and try seem to do best at this voltage. IMO using a 510 and/or cartomizers as the atty of choice.
Flavors, to me are very subjective. What I like, you might hate. You really have to try them to see if you like them. Sample sizes are you're friend in this department.I highly recommend getting sample sizes when you can. And when you can't, ask. You never know what a supplier will do.
With that being said, my two favorites are Awesome vapor RY4 at 6v. No other RY4 tastes close to me, and I have tried a few of the more popular ones. And 6v. takes away some of the sweetness, which can get to be too much to me, leaving more of the flavor.Halo's Vanilla bella cigar is great at 3.7v, but the flavor burns out at 6v. This is the closest I have found to a true tobacco flavor(pipe tobacco to me), but I have only tried a few.
With that being said, my two favorites are Awesome vapor RY4 at 6v. No other RY4 tastes close to me, and I have tried a few of the more popular ones. And 6v. takes away some of the sweetness, which can get to be too much to me, leaving more of the flavor.Halo's Vanilla bella cigar is great at 3.7v, but the flavor burns out at 6v. This is the closest I have found to a true tobacco flavor(pipe tobacco to me), but I have only tried a few.
Protected cr2's at South Summit - This is my kind of store!) Da Multa showed to me, I got one pair, wish I'd ordered more
RIMP
Protected cr2's at South Summit - This is my kind of store!) Da Multa showed to me, I got one pair, wish I'd ordered more
RIMP
rimp, how long do they last between charges?
Protected cr2's at South Summit - This is my kind of store!) Da Multa showed to me, I got one pair, wish I'd ordered more
RIMP
Is that a misprint? Looks like they're only 200mAH...that's hardly any better than a standard e-cig battery!
So far I've not seen an unprotected battery with enough of a boost over a usually cheaper protected version to justify the risk. I suppose some people would appreciate a battery that lasts 20% longer, but for me if it lasts all day, it's good enough and more would be overkill--too literally.
THE SEARCH IS OVER...for now....got myself a protege in the post(on wednesday!!!)...not brand new but im ok with that as a first mod...
anyone who has one/hates them feel free to enlighten me : o)
so very excited...thanks for everything guys...going with a chuck for other half for valentines too... : o)
: o)
anyone who has one/hates them feel free to enlighten me : o)
so very excited...thanks for everything guys...going with a chuck for other half for valentines too... : o)
: o)
I still think you're missing out by not getting 5V.
Is it just me, or does the Protege look a lot like a mini lightsaber hilt? If somebody can complete the look, I'd get one for sheer geekiness.
Is it just me, or does the Protege look a lot like a mini lightsaber hilt? If somebody can complete the look, I'd get one for sheer geekiness.
yeah i understand what u mean thulium...but the chuck for my other half will allow me to try(and steal!!!) his...
v happy for the mo....will report back when it gets here...
v happy for the mo....will report back when it gets here...
The difference between 6V and 5V can be 8-o to
, so if when you get his Chuck if you find you like the flavor better after the batteries have drained a bit, you'll see what I mean. Valentines Day is less than 6 weeks away--do you know if you'll get the Chuck in time?
The difference between 6V and 5V can be 8-o to
They average two weeks from initial email to delivery. Both of mine did.
In my opinion if you want something that looks good and performs good the protege is the way to go. I'm sure you wouldn't go wrong with a screwdriver, a lil chuck or any of the other countless mods but you said that looks was most important at this point and for me the protege tops them all in that department. I vape a lot and a battery usually last me about 6 hours of steady vaping.
I would disagree. Since you can choose exactly what the Chuck looks like, I would say that it would qualify as the "best looking" since it is user designed.
How are you using high voltage with a 510 atty? I took an old computer power supply and hooked up an a 510 atty to the 5 volt side. I checked the voltage before and it was 5.26 volts.
It killed my atty in a few minutes.
Are you using special attys or do you put a resistor inline?
Thanks for your replies
It killed my atty in a few minutes.
Are you using special attys or do you put a resistor inline?
Thanks for your replies
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