I was thinking that too. Parallel doubles mah but not series correct?Since the batteries are in series wouldn't that still be 3000mAh...
I was thinking that too. Parallel doubles mah but not series correct?Since the batteries are in series wouldn't that still be 3000mAh...
Exactly.I was thinking that too. Parallel doubles mah but not series correct?
I get nearly 12 hours or 8 ml vape time on a single battery (Samsung 30Q 3000 mAh 15A) DNA regulated mod. I consider that all day. I'm only vaping at 30 watts, though. Having said that, I always carry spare batteries or a second setup with me when out of the house.I didn’t know much about mods, I was hoping for all day vap and not having to carry a set of spare.
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Probably, but no guarantee on that. I got the same 12 hours vape time with my 3 battery Wismec RX200 using the same Samsung batteries, same tank/coils, and wattage setting. Mooch said this might be from different chip's efficiency ratings and different voltage cutoffs.Another solution is to get a triple battery mod. Then you're set all day at that wattage.
Mooch told me that doesn't apply in regulated mods, just mech mods. Watch his Minding Your Mah video on series vs parallel. Its different for mechs and regulated.Since the batteries are in series wouldn't that still be 3000mAh...
Man this forum is active lol
Lots to take in, right now it is setup as it comes from the box from Vaporesso
I’ll play around a bit with this! Batteries comes from amz.
That's right... I was focusing more on the total mAh conversation comments than the OP poor battery life.Mooch told me that doesn't apply in regulated mods, just mech mods. Watch his Minding Your Mah video on series vs parallel. Its different for mechs and regulated.
Series...
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480 / 12 hr = 40 per hr or one hit every 18 seconds....
Thanks Ryedan.Yup, but mAh ratings depend on voltage to define total energy available, which is what defines run times at the same watt output. What we need to look at is watt hours. This way we can compare any two batteries or any two battery packs in any device, regulated or mechanical for example.
mAh * V / 1000 = Wh
or
Ah * V = Wh
So from the example above using the second formula:
3.4 Ah * 14.4 V = 48.96 Wh
13.6 Ah * 3.6 V = 48.96 Wh
Both battery packs will run the same time if they are putting out he same number of watts.
ETA: BTW, this is quite useful for power tools too. Typically these power packs are marketed using Ah numbers only, but 2 Ah at 12V has only half the run time as 2 Ah at 24V.
Currently running the new Vaporesso Luxe that takes two 18650.
I have some LG HG2 at 3000mah, using a 0.18ohm and vaping at 75W, 2 Sec drag.
It is very taxing in the battery department, I dont think I can last a day...
Normal?
Hummm
I am not sure what you guys think of me now. LOL.
I dont think I chain vape, Maybe 20 drag an hour? I have never let it run all the way down but from looking at how fast the battery pictogram is going... I am pressure I am not going to get an all day vape.
That’s the plan!Don't worry about it @Gahau, you're cool
When I first switched from smoking to vaping I vaped a lot to help me stick to vaping. In my opinion, do whatever you have to to keep from smoking. 20 drags an hour (or however many you need) is just fine. After 6 years I vape less than that, but I also don't have to worry about not smoking anymore. My advice is do what you have to do to get past the smoking addiction and then move forward as you see fit. And if that means you have to carry extra batteries for a while, that's not too bad.
Do what works for you and if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask here. Best of luck with it Gahau!![]()
Since the batteries are in series wouldn't that still be 3000mAh...
Make sure you get a good battery case, plastic or whatever, to carry them in.