Different Voltages

[bratprince]

First off, I'm sorry if this is a stupid question. =/

I have an ego T 650maH battery and a ego T 1000maH battery with a Vivi Nova tank. What I've found is the hit on the 650maH battery seems to be stronger than on the 1000maH. It's as if it takes longer for the larger battery to heat up my coil or something.

I was under the impression that the two batteries have the same voltage. Is this normal or is my 1000maH battery defective?

 

[Hoosier]

No, it's not normal.

It could be the battery or it could be the connector, but it's not typical.

 

[Kent C]

Some eGo's are regulated to 3.3-3.4Volts - mainly joyetech eGo's - however their 'upgrade' versions - eGo-t and eGo-c 'upgrade' batteries have two modes - one regulated, one unregulated. Knockoffs can be either. If your 650 is unregulated - operating at 3.7V underload, and your 1000 is regulated, then there may be a case that the 650 runs a bit hotter. If you're running clearos with 2.0 ohms or below, it will be more noticeable....

OR.... it could be what Hoosier says. lol

 

[Hoosier]

Without meter readings and very specific battery details, it's really tough to say...