I don't know who these guys are but that is just plain BS!!!!! You can not change the "physics" of electricity or battery power.
Does bigger battery equal better throat hit, or is it the juice?
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I don't know who these guys are but that is just plain BS!!!!! You can not change the "physics" of electricity or battery power.
they have a lot of complaints lodged against them for running "free trial offer" scams, plus they claim their product will do stuff that it just won't do. I did find one poster who was able to test it with a voltmeter and it came up as 4v, the 510 is 3.7v.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/154478-help-battery-id.html
Plus this other thread that discusses it in general: the consensus was that they are too expensive: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/98034-direct-e-cig.html
Personally, the thing that I noticed on their website is that it says that because their battery is a 5v (they claim) that it will last longer... my understanding is that it's the mah that makes a battery last longer, not the volts. So, if they didn't know that then something really is wrong.
That is the biggest problem with E-Cigs Today.......Look at the OP of this Post.I'm sure HE/SHE has no idea that the site is complete BS....But since there is no regulations on E-Cigs anyone can claim anything.....Some of the older members might remember what I'm referring to here.....One word LOL "Angelo" Enough said...........
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