Would there be any significant differences between a 1100 mah vs a 650 mah battery other then how long it will last between charges?
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I may be wrong but I believe your just gonna benefit from the longer battery life with the 1100 mah.
That is what I was thinking, just wanted to confirm that with some more experienced people in this forum.
It actually depends on the battery. An eGo battery, as an example, is regulated at about 3.2v, so it'll produce that voltage pretty much through its cycle. A 14500 battery on the other hand is not regulated. It will generally start out at ~4.2 v at full charge and drop in voltage through use until the protection circuit cuts in at about 3.2v. An 1100 mah battery will stay at a higher voltage for a longer period of time than a 650 mah battery, and the curve is less noticeable because of it.
You'll get a few hours more life from the 1100. I use the 650 passthrough. I sacrifice a bit of lifespan for the ability to use the vaporizer and charge at the same time.
Give or take, you get about 1 hour per 100 mah of continuous vaping. A new 650 battery, about 7 hours depending on carto. 1100 about 11 hours. That's continuous vaping. The 1100 is worth it to me, if you don't mind the size.
Hmmm, then I guess I'm not continuously vaping. My ego 650 usually lasts me about 20 hours. Probably more, but that's when I charge it. However, that 20 hours includes 8 hours of sleeping. The rest of you do sleep, right? I don't want to be the weirdo here that recharges my own system.
20 hours?? You know if you hit that button it actually works better and vapor comes out.
Just kidding!
My 1100 actually lasts me more than 24 hours. I have been known to fall asleep on my pv though.
Just kidding!
My 1100 actually lasts me more than 24 hours. I have been known to fall asleep on my pv though.
Seriously? I've been upping my nic for months now, because I haven't been getting much of a fix. I'm up to 48mg now, and it still feels the same as 12. The button, you say. I'll give that a try.
The larger the number (900mah to 600mah) yes the larger the battery in a given brand and generally across the board for fat bats, ie-Ego, Echo, Kgo ect.... . I myself like 600mah batteries because they are lighter and I can hold them in my mouth as I vape. The bigger the battery the heavier it will also be. The batteries mah and technology has been almost exponentialy raising this last year. Not long ago a 600 mah was the king kong of batteries, now they are the launching pad. So it is also with cartomizer ml holding, The tank styles (clear e juice holders that use no filler inside), and quality. What is new today will be an "also ran" in 8 months. I sugest that if size is a possible isue, ask vendors what length and weight they are as the parent companies web info is grossly miss messured. Or wait 8 months and we will probably be vaping out of our cell phones
Again, it depends on the battery. A 14500 Li-ion and a 14500 IMR are the same size, give or take a mm or two, but the Li-ion battery will have a higher mah rating. It has to do with the difference in chemistry. Li-ion's can pack more power into the same size container, but the IMR's are a safer chemistry and don't need the addition of a protection circuit because of it. The advantage that IMR's have over Li-ion's is their ability to discharge at a higher rate. This gives them the ability to produce more vapor and do so more quickly. That's why many advanced mod users prefer them even though the mah rating is lower than a comparable Li-ion battery.
Usually always have a spare on the charger. When ProVari starts blinking I swap it out. Anytime I leave the house I swap for a fully charged batt, top off the 3.5mL Vision and I good to go for several hours. I don't like messin with nuttin, and don't have a lot of variability in my vapin. Don't have to label nothin, and it's as cheap as it gets. JMHO
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otrpu
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