Approximately How Long would the stacked 18350 batts last on the VVG?

[Cheelaysia]

Hi, I'm a new user of the VV grand and I dont have a battery meter. However i do have several 18350 batts as spare. As such I would likne to know for an average vaper, how long (in hours) would these batteries last in the VV before i need to replace them? Approximately how many hours before it needs a batt change?

 

[sashwa]

Depending on the voltage you use and the ohms of your atty or carto, I would say anywhere from 3ml to 6ml of juice. It's hard to say hours because that would depend on how often you vape so I go by ml rather than hours. Your Reo bottle is 6ml.

 

[pmoraldo]

I say 4-5 ml depending on the factors that Sashie said

Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy Tipped Reo

 

[sashwa]

You are such a brat, Piet.

To Cheelaysia - Welcome to the forum. What color did you get?

You should also pick up a meter. It's a good thing to have.

 

[Cheelaysia]

Thanks! i chose a silver unit

 

[whatitstrue]

Welcome and congratulations!!!!!!

This calls for a banana dance!!!!!

Love to see a pic when you have time. As far as battery life goes there's many factors as others have stated, but for myself I can usually get a full day out of a set. Its rare I run them dead in one day but if that happens that's what spares are for. i recommend a minimum of 2 sets to have on hand, but 3 or 4 sets would be better.

Good luck and enjoy. Vapeing is a gonna be a whole lot easier now!!!

 

[TennDave]

I agree with the assessments above, but I usually get half a bottle of the 6ml before I have to change out batteries. I probably vape at a higher voltage than most, but hardly ever measure my voltage output.
Best to get you a volt meter...they are not expensive at all. The one I have and it works great is the less than $10 mini one sold at RTD Vapor