ego battery vs 5 volt mod battery

[brad33]

Does the 5 volt battery mods produce much greater vape than a 3.7 ebgo battery - especially with Dual Coil cartomizers??? Does the 5 volt mods appear to increase the life of the dual coil cartomizers??

 

[DC2]

I can't speak to dual coil cartomizer life at 5 volts because I've never used them.
But more voltage will ALWAYS yield more vapor.

 

[Robnoxious]

I love my ego dual coil cartomizers at 3.7v , The dual coils for the higher voltage have a different resistance but yes PLUMES OF VAPOR!!!

 

[rwguessjr]

i have used both and i feel that it really does make a difference. i prefere a 3 ohm on a vv device so i can adjust the power to the different ejuices. i think you will find that some taste better and vape better at different voltages and the 3 ohm on a vv device gives you the widest range of adjustment. just my two cents.

 

[woody1]

I would also like to know so I can decide on a 5v box mod before the night is out.

 

[JW50]

Perhaps behind on devices on the market - but who make a 5 volt mod? Is this a VV mod that you place at 5 volts?

 

[woody1]

dirt cheap diy vv box mod at madvapes, looks like fun

 

[base234]

But more voltage will ALWAYS yield more vapor.

^ What DC2 said.

 

[tj99959]

More vapor usually comes at a price. More vapor = more juice vaporized.

 

[madjack]

More vapor usually comes at a price. More vapor = more juice vaporized.

...an example...
...using 1.7ohm single coil XL cartos on 3.7v will last me 4hrs before I just gotta top it up...
...using 1.6ohm dual coil XL cartos on 5v and I am lucky to get a solid hour before I just gotta top it up...
madjack

 

[hairball]

Dual coil cartomizers shine at 5V and produce tons of vapor and flavor. I love using them at 5-6V. At 3.7V, they are okay but are better at the higher voltages.

 

[jonny2hottie]

i like my ego type device with dual coils! works great for me!

 

[DC2]

Perhaps behind on devices on the market - but who make a 5 volt mod? Is this a VV mod that you place at 5 volts?

There are (or used to be) a couple of 5v mods, like the GLV for instance.
There is also a "5v" battery from MadVapes that fits in anything taking an 18650 battery.

I am using those MadVapes batteries in my Chucks, and I really like them.

 

[mynameisrob]

eGos are actually 3.3- 3.4V, not 3.7V. Personally I agree with Hairball, dual coils are much better when used in the 4-5V range. On an eGo I think their nothing special. They are alittle better on a 3.7V like my E-power, but even at 3.7V their just okay. I find dual coils only really shine when used in the 4-5V range

 

[atmosid]

There are (or used to be) a couple of 5v mods, like the GLV for instance.
There is also a "5v" battery from MadVapes that fits in anything taking an 18650 battery.

I am using those MadVapes batteries in my Chucks, and I really like them.

cant find it.can you post a link please?

 

[DC2]

cant find it.can you post a link please?

Here are the MadVapes "5 volt" batteries...
NiMH Batteries and Chargers

As for the 5v GLV I don't know if they make them anymore or not.
They have got a lot of new designs and now have some variable voltage models.

 

[sprag]

Found this EGO Variable Voltage battery