automatic big batt PVs/mods

[WolfAtTheDoor]

Ok, I am having a bit of a problem. I have been vaping for a while and was doing great with no cravings for a cig or anything from May until August.. I started in May with a KR8 manual and then switched to KR8 autos, because manuals just weren't for me. In August I decided to switch from KR8 to an Ego type device, because of the option of using carts that hold more liquid and for the battery life. I didn't change the MG of what I vaped or anything else, just the device itself.

I am not sure if it is because Ego type devices are all manual, or what, but I am starting to think that I just have a problem with manual batts and have to have something that is automatic. I've tried the Ego automatic battery, but it fried on me over the holidays while I was out of town because of its sensitivity to sound/wind, which I never had a KR8 automatic ever be set off by either.

So I was wondering if anyone knew of any better Ego type batteries, or perhaps a mod that is automatic instead of manual.

I really don't want to go back to a KR8, because I am spoiled by battery life and higher capacity carts/cartos etc now. I know, I could go to a auto passthrough so i wouldn't have to worry about battery life, but I don't really want to do that either. So maybe I am just out of luck?

Thanks for any help.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

I think the Riva and eGo batts have an automatic type, but they're incredibly hard to find. Once you start getting into the fat batts and mods, the auto option ceases to exist.

 

[AlmightyGod]

Yeah I think you are out of luck.
KR8 is the only device around anymore that comes in automatic.

You tried the eGo...the Joye 510 used to have one...that's it, as far as I know.

 

[markfm]

In KR808D-1, the Greenworld G400 is a 900 mAh auto 3.7V battery. I used a kit for about 3 months, so about 45 charge cycles on each battery, happy with the performance although as an auto you do have to pull harder than a manual.

Just about to get rid of mine, just because I'm going VV after a brief foray into Riva 510s.

 

[BuzzKill]

Most likely your problem is NOT that auto vs. manual but the POWER or hit you are getting , Are you NOT satisfied ? not getting a big enough hit to satisfy you ?

If so you need to go to a higher wattage or power device , there are 2 main ways to do this

1. Variable Voltage 2. LR attys .
there are advantages to VV , you can adjust the hit to whatever you want easily and can set it for different juices and the flavor , the LR attys have one main drawback , they over stress the batteries beyond their design point and tend to shorten the battery life expectancy.

 

[AttyPops]

https://www.cignot.com/product_p/kit-ego-all.htm
Select Automatic-black in the drop down list.

 

[WolfAtTheDoor]

Thanks for the replies. I guess the main thing is just have to keep trying harder I guess.

I guess I will give the Ego automatics a try again, as long as they stay at home they shouldn't fry on me because of being activated by sound and use the manuals while out and about.

Buzzkill: I don't think it's the power of the hit thing that I'm craving. I have an Infinity and use it at around the 4.5-5v range so I think I have that covered. I find this range to be where I get the most flavor/vapor production and am quite happy with that. I have always attributed it to the fact that I get bored having to press a button to vape all of the time.

Yeah I know, I am the only fan of automatic batteries out here in vapeland, but ah well! If I weren't, maybe there'd be better automatic batts out on the market or even automatic mods.