Does the power of the battery determine how long your E-Liquid lasts?

[MrLonelyLobo]

I'm just wondering because when I first started vaping about 2 months ago I bought a 150mAh Genesis 510 starter kit with a 20ml bottle of juice, which lasted me about a month and a half. I bought myself a eGo-V V2 Mega 1200mAh with 2 10ml bottles of juice a week ago, and I have already finished one of the bottles and I still have about half left in the other. I've been vaping the eGo at around 3.6 volts, which seems to give me an average vape.

 

[BigBen2k]

The tanks go through more juice than a cig-a-like.

You get more flavor though, no?

 

[BarryNorton]

From what I've read most people go through about 2ml a day, and that's about right for me. You'll save a fortune if you mix your own, even with the starter kit from TW (and there are much cheaper).

 

[amp79423]

I think it does...to a point. It depends on the voltage of your battery compared to the resistance of your atty. The wattage delivered to the coil is what counts. Higher wattage will produce more vapor. too high and it burns the juice and your wick. More vapor produced means more liquid getting vaporized. Hope his is right,


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[tj99959]

Battery voltage influences e-liquid consumption, but it's only one of many determining factors.