Can I mix batteries from these two different brands without frying any electronics?

[fredflintstone]

I own two brands, one is a local (regional) brand only sold in a local shopping mall. The other is No 7 which according to other posts is interchangeable with 510's.

The connectors look the same. I measured the chargers with a volt meter, one charger puts out about 4.06 Volts the other puts out 4.2 volts (approximately, hard to tell as the numbers keep changing).

If I mix the batteries fro different what are the odds it will fry the electronics in the atomizer? Has anyone on here ever had this happen to them?

 

[Stosh]

If there are any electronics or circuitry in an e-cig, it will be in the battery. Your atty is just a coil of wire like the inside of a light bulb, nothing there to worry about. If the threading is the same and they fit, you can interchange any atty onto your batteries.

p.s. Welcome to ECF and vaping.

 

[cskent]

It won't hurt an atomizer since it doesn't matter which way the + or - are connected on them. I don't know if they would work on the same charger though since it would matter there if the polarity were reversed between the two types.

 

[mwa102464]

your running 3.7v Batts which max out at 4.2v you can run the same Atty your running on one on the other no problem

 

[IOU]

I own two brands, one is a local (regional) brand only sold in a local shopping mall. The other is No 7 which according to other posts is interchangeable with 510's.

The connectors look the same. I measured the chargers with a volt meter, one charger puts out about 4.06 Volts the other puts out 4.2 volts (approximately, hard to tell as the numbers keep changing).


If I mix the batteries fro different what are the odds it will fry the electronics in the atomizer? Has anyone on here ever had this happen to them?

I think maybe you are talking about charging the batteries on the two different chargers? It would help to be very clear on this. I also read mixing the atomizers, no problem there, but the chargers?