Big battery - mAh - vapor4life carto

[Jantolino]

Hi all.
Been vaping almost 6 weeks and loving it.
I have a question about batteries. With vapor4life carto's
I am looking to use a 900 mAh- 1500 mAH battery with my vapor4life carto's any suggestions.

I saw the lecig pigcig is a 808d-1 battery.
I Also elegant but they are out of stock.
Would they work?
Is there any others?
What are the benefits?
Would it kill my carto's faster.
Would it run cooler.
Any help would be most appreciated.

 

[dormouse]

Riva 901 though the SLB model doesn't have the slotted battery post and may need an adapter to get airflow to some cartos. And I think IGo and the Kanger version of Vgo. And the Elegant Easy at Cigeasy.

The question is - which are actually 3.7 volts - real 3.7 and 4.2 fresh off the charger like a KR808D-1 slim battery is. I don't know if any of them are. I heard Pigcig is not and is like Ego - starts at 3.7 and drops to its plateau of 3.2-3.4 or so.

The EM (Eastmall) Riva kits that Liberty-Flights.com sells are 3.7v, and they also have the slotted end Riva 901, but I do not know if their Riva 901's are 3.7v and I don't knwo if any of the loose batteries are the latest 3.7 model.

Info about Ego voltage (typical for many Ego-alikes) and the new EM Riva models which are 3.7
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ego-type-models/148739-riva-3-7v-real.html

 

[Jantolino]

I was also just looking at the iGo from nhaler
Would those work. Could not find a cone on their web site. I've read the ego cone would work but all I saw was the tank is that the same thing.
Excuse my ignorance? Just now learning about big batteries.
Just looking for a big battery that would work for me (less charging)

 

[dormouse]

I know nothing about iGo. Riva 901's cone should fit over a carto but I think it only fits the Rivas (I know it fits over a Boge 510 carto and I use the same drip tips as mouthpiece on Boge 510 and V4L cartos). And Ego has different girth attys, may have different cones, has attys that have a built-on cone (one piece with the atty). I use Riva 510.

I just know I would not buy anything for KR8 cartos unless it delivered real 3.7v or variable voltage. i would not want to vape them less hot than they are on the slim KR8. If you don't care about that then I guess you could get any of those models. V4L cartos have a slotted post. They should still get some air even if the battery post is not slotted? Sorry never tried them myself. I sometimes put my V4L carto on my 3.7v EM Riva 510 using an adapter. And when they get back in stock I am planning to try one of those 3-stage voltage clone EGo batteries from Gotvapes (3.2 ie Ego voltage, 3.7. 4.2)

BTW if you buy something at Liberty Flights remember to press the 20% off first (upper left front page) and then look at the prices which will now be shown lower.

 

[Jantolino]

Thanks for the reply.

 

[wv2win]

E-Power (1050 mAh) is a much better alternative than the Riva/eGo. Much longer lasting batteries than only cost $4.

e-Power

But for one of the best bigger battery models on the market, I would go with the 5 volt, GLV2:

Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - Great Lakes Vapor

 

[dormouse]

But he is looking for something 901/KR8 threaded

 

[wv2win]

But he is looking for something 901/KR8 threaded

That's what $3 adapters are for.

 

[espresso]

Echo, iGo or VGo.
Echo: Cropduster901!, Home of the B-52
Echo/iGO: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...94316-d-b-gold-has-echo-e-cartomizers-43.html
VGo: http://www.analogalternative.com/ (currently out of stock)

 

[bobsyeruncle]

If you go with a larger mAh battery, i.e. 650 mAh or better, consider getting one with 510-threading. You can stick a 510->808/901 adapter on it and use up those 808 cartomizers. But, you can also stick a Boge low-resistance cartomizer on it, and start enjoying more flavor.

So, you still might consider Riva 510, eGo or E-Power. The 18650 E-Power has killer battery life if you don't mind the size.