ego-t ( LR atty or regular resistance atty) type A

[x__eko__x]

Does anyone tried both atomizers with ego-t? What is the difference in the quantity and intensity of smoke (vapor)?
I currently use the regular resistance atomizer (Joye ego-t, 2.2 ohms) with 3.9 V battery and it's much better then the same atomizer with regular Joye 3.3 V battery.

What are the experiences with using Joye LR atomizers on a larger voltage then 3.3 V?

Can i use this battery 650mAh V. V. (Variable Voltage) Batteries with LCD screen for 510/eGO - $21.00 : Healthcabin Electronic Cigarettes - Wholesale and Retail with Joye LR atomizers?

tnx.

 

[Hoosier]

Never used them, but there is an easy way to figure it out.

Heat=Vapor Production=Power=Voltage squared divided by resistance. P=V*V/R Power is in Watts, voltage is volts, and resistance in Ohms. So for the same voltage reducing resistance Increases power.

(This assumes that the battery can supply the required current. I=V/R)

Can a LR atomizer be used on your linked VV eGo, yes. Can the battery supply the current needed to provide the full power is unknown as the current cutoff of the protection circuitry is not given in the link.

And, where the heck is "zagreb"? I thought I was a bit better in geography than the typical Hoosier, but that one has me stumped.

 

[x__eko__x]

Zagreb is capital of Croatia, Croatia is in Europe. I guess you know where Europe is..

I didnt understand. I should not use this VV battery or i should not use any battery with higher voltage then 3.3 V?

 

[jtpjc]

Zagreb is to your right. Or to your left, if you want to take the scenic route.

But back on topic: LR (low resistance) and SR (standard resistance) can be used on any eGo type battery. The higher the voltage, the hotter (and generally better, but not always) a type A or B gets. On variable voltage though, it depends on the maximum amperage the device can reach. For example, a Lavatube reaches max 3.7 volt with a LR dual coil cartomizer/atomizer. A SR can draw more volts and produce more wattage than a LR. But yeah, you can use every combination you mentioned. General rule: you need a battery from 450 mAh or up (like all eGo type, "fat" batteries) to safely use a LR.

ETA: I could have explained this better, but I'm kind of tired, and I'm sure someone else will come along.

 

[Hoosier]

Zagreb is capital of Croatia, Croatia is in Europe. I guess you know where Europe is..

I didnt understand. I should not use this VV battery or i should not use any battery with higher voltage then 3.3 V?

Yeah, my knowledge of Croatia is poor. Sorry about that.

Actually, if you have the ability, I would suggest getting one each of the LR and SR atomizers to try with the VV eGo and decide for yourself. Purchase more of the resistance you like and keep vaping.

(I already knew that jtpjc was directionally challenged from the Lolady thread...)

 

[jtpjc]

There is no left and right in the universe. Actually, there's not even an up and down. Einstein said that it is all relative. I still wonder why in Star Trek the Enterprise always seems to fly to the right.

 

[Wil]

For what it's worth, the LR meters out at 1.8, while the SR meters out at 2.2 ohms. The SR is a bit lower than normal to compensate for the eGo battery's lower voltage (3.3V as opposed to 3.7V). The LR is a bit higher than normal to protect the battery. When I think of SR I think 2.5, LR I think about 1.5.

Standard resistance atties put out about 5 watts, LR around 6 watts. Not a HUGE difference, but definitely noticeable. It's a warmer vape.

I have used both, but prefer the LR. I usually use them on a variable voltage device, but buy the lower resistance just in case I get stuck using them on an actual eGo battery (I keep a couple for last-resort backups).

And while we're at it, if you start talking eGo-C, the LRs meter out at 2.0 ohms, so almost no difference at all. I can't tell the difference blindly between the eGo-C LR and SR. With that said, I do like the eGo-C. Seems to taste better, and they just don't leak.

 

[Hoosier]

Well, if it turned left the wires would show up on the screen. If that happened all the folks that think space travel is like driving a car on a big black road without lines would be very confused.

 

[x__eko__x]

I already have SR atomizer (original ejoy) and it's working great at 3.9 V , but it's not give enough vapor with original ejoy battery 3.3 V.
I already ordered LR atomizers (i have to wait 1-2 weeks to get them from China). Now, i want to order battery but with more voltage then 3.3 V.

What battery to buy?

 

[jtpjc]

Well, at least batteries have a positive and negative, that's pretty much well established. But don't ask me which one is on the left or right side of the battery, or at the top or bottom.

 

[x__eko__x]

For what it's worth, the LR meters out at 1.8, while the SR meters out at 2.2 ohms. The SR is a bit lower than normal to compensate for the eGo battery's lower voltage (3.3V as opposed to 3.7V). The LR is a bit higher than normal to protect the battery. When I think of SR I think 2.5, LR I think about 1.5.

Standard resistance atties put out about 5 watts, LR around 6 watts. Not a HUGE difference, but definitely noticeable. It's a warmer vape.

I have used both, but prefer the LR. I usually use them on a variable voltage device, but buy the lower resistance just in case I get stuck using them on an actual eGo battery (I keep a couple for last-resort backups).

And while we're at it, if you start talking eGo-C, the LRs meter out at 2.0 ohms, so almost no difference at all. I can't tell the difference blindly between the eGo-C LR and SR. With that said, I do like the eGo-C. Seems to taste better, and they just don't leak.

Pls, give me link of your VV battery.

 

[jtpjc]

It could very well be that the entire universe is upside down. Or even inside out. Maybe our solar system is tilting dangerously towards the left. Or towards the up. Who's to know?

 

[jtpjc]

If you want variable voltage, there are plenty of options. In your first post you mentioned one yourself. Another cheap but good one would be this one from MadVapes: Variable Voltage Box Mod
If you have some skills with soldering, you could even get that one a lot cheaper as a do it yourself kit:
Variable Volt Box Mod Kit
But MadVapes is located in the USA, so shipping adds up.
Another not too expensive option is the Lavatube, also available in Europe: Lavatube

 

[x__eko__x]

In my first post i mention one VV battery but in second post Hosier wrote that is not good idea. So i am counfused. I would rather that someone who already uses VV battery or batery higher then 3.3 V, with ejoy atomizer write what battery shuld i buy.

 

[Hoosier]

Hosier wrote that is not good idea. .

I never said it was not a good idea.

I mentioned voltage clipping, but it is common with PV's in general and is not a big deal. (Voltage clipping happens when the power supply does not allow enough current to flow which is also called "Loaded Voltage".) It affects the power calculations vs actual power output. I never said not to allow it to happen.

 

[Malduk]

In my first post i mention one VV battery but in second post Hosier wrote that is not good idea. So i am counfused. I would rather that someone who already uses VV battery or batery higher then 3.3 V, with ejoy atomizer write what battery shuld i buy.

It really depends on how much you'd like to spend.
Btw, there are couple of croatian forums out there where you might buy some second hand VV gear.

 

[Wil]

As everyone's said, there are a ton of them out there. You can use the eGo on almost any of them with an inexpensive adapter...

510 Battery to eGo Atomizer Adapter

Not sure where you order from, but something like this will get the job done.

With that said, there are lots of other options. I like the eGo-C because I HATE the mess that comes with dripping, and I'm not a carto fan. My primary mod is a bottom feeder, which pushes juice up into an atomizer. Basically the same result as dripping without the mess.

 

[Alamedean]

Got a question concerning an Ego-T 650mah pass thru and using Smok dual coil 1.5 ohm cartomizer. Since my EgoT is only 3.3 volts am I putting the health of the battery at risk? Seems to vape fine but lots of crackling and popping sounds when vaping. Any ideas or suggestions?

5 weeks free of analogs!

 

[chr15_77]

LR attys give a bit more vapor but i find they are almost the same for the ego c or t. for dripping directly into the atty LR is the way to go