3.7v vs eGo

[BadHabit]

If you vape at 3.7v with a regular 510 atty, will it give you much more than a regular eGo battery? Or, is the difference to slight to make it worth it?

Is there much risk to the atty?

 

[Buzzy]

If I've done my math right, that comes to about 5.5 watts. Should be quite safe. In fact, a 2.0 ohm medium resistance atty or cart is popular at 3.7 volts. A standard is between 2.3 and 2.5 ohm or higher. Should be fine, and yes, the extra .5v will be a noticeable difference imho.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

You'll be fine using a standard atty at 3.7V. You'll get warmer vapor and more TH with attys that are 2.0 or lower. I think the difference is significant enough to make it worth it.

 

[Pipeous]

I just bought an eGo and the add says it's 3.7v. am I missing something?

 

[glockshooter]

I just bought an eGo and the add says it's 3.7v. am I missing something?

they are 3.4v but i still love my ego

 

[icemanx3]

I've banged on nothing but 3.7v on 510s...and lovin it. You should have no issues.

ice

 

[4door1.8t]

the eGo as it gets used more is luck to push out 3.4 as its normally 3.2 under load. surprisingly yes true true 3.7v vaping is a ton different im sitting here now with my 18650 bat at 3.7 and an ego at whatever its putting out and plumes r coming off the 18650 its amazingly different and BETTER imho