Battery size and ML consumption

[Jackstraw]

Do larger batts and mods consume more e-liquid than smaller batts?
IOW. will my new 900 batts consume more juice than my old 650 batts?
I ask because this is exactly what has happened. I am going through more juice now (3-4 ml / day) than I was using my 650 batts (2 ML per day).

 

[SilentScreams]

I doubt it has anything to do with the batteries. It's more to do with your delivery system and how often you vape. Some delivery systesm will go through more juice than others. You will vape more than you smoked. As you move further away from smoking you will vape more and more. Eventually you will hit a sweet spot and stick to that level of vaping. This has been my experience.

 

[Ryedan]

I agree with SilentScreams. Nothing to do with the batteries, it's all about the juice delivery system and the amount you vape.

The numbers you posted are mili amp hours, or mAh. This is capacity of battery, not voltage or power. General rule of thumb is 100 mAh = 1 hour of vape time.

 

[cskent]

Vaping at higher voltage will increase juice consumption, so if you go from a 650 mah 3.2 volt eGo to an unregulated 900 mah 4.2 volt mod battery it could happen. But if you're talking about just buying a larger capacity battery of the same type it shouldn't make a difference in how much juice you use. As others suggested, there's probably another factor involved. Maybe the larger battery lets you vape longer and more often on a charge?