attys...what kind fit what pv

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Mr. JuiceMan

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This is the pv I have. Its a Prado with a 3.7v battery...about atty I have no idea but here are pics
I hope this pics will help
 

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Mr. JuiceMan

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yes I do understand this fully Mr. Stosh...I bought it from my mother-in-law for $22. I did advise her to keep on checking her card its been 3 weeks and no charges have been applied...I hope non will though......but this atty is in good condition and working great but I would like to have some extra ones to keep in stock just in case. Battery charges in about 1hour and a half fully and lasts from 1 full day to about a day and a half or sometime more. Of course depending on Vaping. I saw that 501 looks promising but will it work with the 3.7v battery and would it be comparable?
 

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upload pics to photobucket and save to your album
go to your album and put your cursor on the pic you want to add here. a drop down box will open. click on the very bottom line.
now come back to ecf, click the little pic button next to the earth looking thing with glasses on.
paste the code into it and hit okay.
 

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The only knock on cigarette sized PVs is the short battery life, and with the small batteries the inability to provide the necessary amperage to power the atty. The Prado has no information on the actual model or thread size they use, the best guess would be a 401 or 4081, common sizes for the "free trial" crowd. It could be proprietary junk, but there's no way to tell for sure. If you find an atty that will thread onto the battery, and make contact it will work and produce vapor. 3.7v is a common voltage for many e-cigs and mods and will power most attys, (except speciality high power attys made for HV mods).
The trick is to find an atty that has the proper threading for the battery you have now.??
 

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Female battery does not mean it's 510 compatible

It could also be RN4081 which is sold as both a 2-piece and 3-piece

You need to upload your photo to a web host like TinyPic - Free Image Hosting, Photo Sharing & Video Hosting and get the web link for the photo from that, than post using the web link.

And measure the exact diameter of your ecig too. If it is female battery and 9.2mm diameter or greater my guess is RN4081
 
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