please look over this thread http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/149754-kr808-1-5-1-volt-battery.html and then this one too Check your batteries V2 has been sending out 3.7 volt batteries - .
4.2 and 5.1 volt KR808d-1 a red herring?
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It appears to be. I certainly have never heard of a 5.1V battery or a 4.2V under load. I've been leery of false claims about battery voltage ever since the T-Rex was claimed to be 4.2V. [No ... it's just like any other fat batt: more like 3.4V.]
And consider the source. Any new breakthrough in vaping technology I know of has come from (or been offered by) an ECF supplier. The eGO? Variable voltage? juice-feeding? LR attys? Drip tips? You name it: all from those who participate in the vaping community (i.e., ECF).
And consider the source. Any new breakthrough in vaping technology I know of has come from (or been offered by) an ECF supplier. The eGO? Variable voltage? juice-feeding? LR attys? Drip tips? You name it: all from those who participate in the vaping community (i.e., ECF).
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