DSE-801 HIGH POWER Vaporizer
Looks pretty nifty... 7.4v, huh? might be nice... wonder what the res =?
Looks pretty nifty... 7.4v, huh? might be nice... wonder what the res =?
I am no battery expert, but I would like someone who is or one of the long time mod makers to comment on this supposed 7.4v 801 battery. With all the batteries I have explored over the last year, it's odd that I have never seen anything close to a 7.4 volt battery in that size. If they can truely make a 7.4 volt battery in that size/configuration, why not just make a true 5 volt battery in that size and then you wouldn't have to use a high resistence atomzier.
It has to be 2 Li-ion 3.7 volt batteries stacked I.E. in series , battery chemical comp. have certain voltages per cell so 2 x 3.7 v batts = 7.4 volts , the MAH rating will remain the same ( parallel batts double the MAH , series batts retain the same MAh rating )
this will probably load down to 5.5 volts or so ( with an atty on it ) so it should use a regular atty on it OR a heavy duty one ( if one exisits ?? )
I switch back and forth between VK dse 801 atty and a BE112 atty, I don't notice much of a difference most of the time. I do notice that once this puppy gets hot that the atty tends to cut out, but I switch it out with another one. Seems it does like to stay cooler, the only draw back for me, but I've got a stock pile of attys since there isn't a known cartomizer for this model.
Sounds interesting, I've been using a 801 as my primary for about a month now, only concern is......
Due to the nature of this product, there is no warranty on the atomizers, and 7 day warranty on the batteries.
I switch back and forth between VK dse 801 atty and a BE112 atty, I don't notice much of a difference most of the time. I do notice that once this puppy gets hot that the atty tends to cut out, but I switch it out with another one. Seems it does like to stay cooler, the only draw back for me, but I've got a stock pile of attys since there isn't a known cartomizer for this model.
Sounds interesting, I've been using a 801 as my primary for about a month now, only concern is......
Due to the nature of this product, there is no warranty on the atomizers, and 7 day warranty on the batteries.
I switch back and forth between VK dse 801 atty and a BE112 atty, I don't notice much of a difference most of the time. I do notice that once this puppy gets hot that the atty tends to cut out, but I switch it out with another one. Seems it does like to stay cooler, the only draw back
for me, but I've got a stock pile of attys since there isn't a known cartomizer for this model.
+1I am one of the rare people that prefer the 801atty over the 510atty.