Could you briefly explain the 510 CHUCK (or point me in the direction of the thread that explains it)? Also, does vaping at a higher voltage kill the atty more quickly?
*I realize that I'm getting away from my own topic here. Sorry. Feel free to resond with answers to either!
The Chuck is a battery mod that is new on the market but has a very good rating on battery life and comes with the option of personalized graphics. Angus is referring to his Chuck that he received fitted with a 510 connector (it comes available for 510, 901, and 801).
Vaping at a higher voltage
can kill an atty quicker but you have to understand the dynamics of vaping at a higher voltage. A higher voltage means that your atomizer will get to temperature quicker and vaporize your liquid faster then regularly so you'll spend less time with the battery actually engaged. Now, if you were to run it the same amount of time as you do at a lower voltage you could potentially go through atomizers faster. High voltage mods have a learning curve just as a regular e-cigarette does when you first receive it in the mail, once you get used to it you'll be happy you switched.
The Chuck, however, isn't necessarily a high voltage mod it can run at 3.7 volts
or 6 volts, but it has been reported to perform as if it were at a higher voltage while running at 3.7 volts (it acts more like a 5 volt mod)