any enercell users with input?

[firedup]

I saw a few people mention that they like to use the enercell power adapter to run a higher voltage. I've been itching to try 5v with my 510 so I swung over to the local rack shack and picked up the 2000maH unit with the selectable voltages.

Here is where I stopped and thought I should seek some input: My atty measures around 2 ohms, so at 5v I'll be drawing 2.5A. This is above the rating on this unit! Are you guys just letting it fly and hoping it doesn't destroy the enercell supply? I considered placing a resistor in series with the atty to bring it down to 2A as the unit is rated for, but if I do that what's the gain in even going to 5v since I would get more current than that with a freshly charged battery.

So I guess I'm really asking that if you use one of these wall unit to drive your pv could you describe your setup to me?

 

[mwa102464]

I think you should be ok @ 5v just dont go to 6v it will most likely blow @6v

 

[5cardstud]

I use a 2000ma 5 volt ac to dual usb adapter with no problems. been using for over 2 mo.

 

[firedup]

Ok I'll give it a shot then, I'm guessing we get around it because we're not making a steady over the limit drain on it while vaping. At least in my mind that's how I'm hoping I'm not gonna send $40 up in smoke! (pun intended)