I know some people on here test their battery voltage to find out if a battery is good or bad, but this is not a reliable method:-
I had a dodgy battery (originally it would not charge.. but I cured that by discharging it with a resistor) ... so fully charge the battery.... but the vapour was really weak, I swapped atomisers and still weak. I put my known good battery on the atomisers and both produced loads of vapour.
So I got my multimeter on the duff battery and blew through the LED to turn it on and it read 4.2volts.
I then put my known good battery on and it read 3.7volts
I can only assume that my duff battery is producing good voltage, but not suppling enough current.
I just received my new replacement battery today, and it is reading 4.2volts and producing loads of smoke...
Just thought I would share
Thanks
Luke
I had a dodgy battery (originally it would not charge.. but I cured that by discharging it with a resistor) ... so fully charge the battery.... but the vapour was really weak, I swapped atomisers and still weak. I put my known good battery on the atomisers and both produced loads of vapour.
So I got my multimeter on the duff battery and blew through the LED to turn it on and it read 4.2volts.
I then put my known good battery on and it read 3.7volts
I can only assume that my duff battery is producing good voltage, but not suppling enough current.
I just received my new replacement battery today, and it is reading 4.2volts and producing loads of smoke...
Just thought I would share
Thanks
Luke