Anyone Can Help About My Battery Vaultage?!?!?!

[Frixos]

Hi i recently bought that battery 1100mah:



no where at the battery is showing the brand, but i see that if i press it 3 times quickly it changes colours:
1) green
2) blue
3) red

I just want to know exactly how many vaultage is each colour, i know the green colour is the lowest and the red is the most. (i can't go to the shop that i bought the battery because i bought it from other country not mine)

Also i have the Aspire BDC (Stardust type 1.8ohm coil head) in which vault is the safer for the coil head not to damage it quickly or burn it, what are the normal - typical 650mah vaultage is?!

THANKS GUYS

 

[Weizenheimer]

My flying guess would be 3.6, 3.8 and 4.2. I would start at the lowest and work up. None of those voltages will break anything. Too high with some juices may make them taste burnt. Too low and not enough vapor.

 

[Docbrown121]

It you have a multi meter you could check it that way

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[Frixos]

no i don't have multi meter

 

[1wildman]

I would guess that Weizenhiemer is close... the battery will charge to a maximum of 4.2V and most shut off around 3.5V. 3.7V is the nominal rating of most of these batteries.

 

[pwndoc]

bump for answer

 

[Frixos]

cheers

 

[Topwater Elvis]

3.2v low - 3.7v medium - 4.2v high.
Usually red is low and blue is high.
Medium is usually the other color which can be green, purple, orange yellow depending on who made the battery.

 

[Frixos]

in that battery green is low, blue is medium and the red is high mate

 

[bacc.vap]

You could use any of the voltages with that coil, though at 4.2v you would be drawing 2.33 amps, which is getting close to the ego amp limit, which I think is 2.5
Higher voltages will generally wear out a coil quicker, but if you're not satisfied with the vape at the middle voltage, I see no reason not to use the 4.2 voltage setting. Of course, not knowing if it's an actual ego or a knockoff this is sort of a general guesstimate.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

in that battery green is low, blue is medium and the red is high mate

That's why I said 'usually' and 'depending on who made the battery'.

There are so many fakes/clones/knockoffs on the market it is almost impossible to tell the ego style batteries apart.