Can you use LR attys with passthroughs?????

[erinmc]

Is it true that you aren't supposed to use LR attys with passthroughs?? I bought a Joye Ego 650 mAh passthrough battery from Liberty Flights and it didn't say anything on their website that I shouldn't use LR attys with it. They were out of them so I was going to order from LiteCig and I read something about not using it with LR attys. I am I just ruining my attys by using them with my passthrough/??

Where should I get a new passthrough from and what is a good one to get for LR attys??
Thanks

 

[leftfeild]

The main issue is the voltage/power. If it's a 5v passthrough, your low resistance stuff is liable to burn out with spectacular speed. Low resistance stuff is to get better heat at a lower voltate, so lowering the resistane and upping the voltage is more heat than a coil should run to and it breaks accordingly.

 

[B4DJ1N64N]

If you are talking about Joye Ego passthrough, you can use your LR atties/cartos with it. It's just an ego battery with a usb port added in the bottom end.

 

[Boodle]

My ego PT always has a low resistance 510 or 306 atty on it. Works great plugged in and on the go. Also is fine with a LR carto. I drip mostly. The PT hasn't seen much carto use.

The PT that is advertised as 5v without inline battery doesn't vape well for me no matter the atty. Mine may be broken. It looks cheaply made.

 

[dormouse]

I think the ones with the built-in battery are only 3.7v so yes, you can use LR attys and I think (not sure) you can still use a PC at the power source (but ONLY if it only allows vaping off the battery - like if the battery has to charge a bit first before you can vape on it. If it instead switches between charging and direct USB power for vaping then you should not hook it to a PC at all)

With non-battery passthrough - if it's a 5v passthrough you won't want to use LR on it. Too hot. And never hook any non-battery PT to a PC's USB. Use a 2amp USB to AC (not a battery charger USB to AC)