Eliquid Hog

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martha1014

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I just started using my Little Chuck. It does how a lot of vapor but is also is eating up liquid. Every few minutes I have to add more eliquid. I was not aware of this before I purchased one.

I ordered batteries CR123A, 3.7 volts. These batteries must be faulty because they only last a couple of hours. In bought 2 and a charger from battery junction,They have excellent services. I received them in 2 days.

I put one of the batteries in the charger and used the other one. After a couple of hours the one I was using was dead. The charger showed the second on to be charaged. After using this one is went dead in a couple of hours.

Do you think I got bad batteries. I read somewhere the battery for the Little Chuck would last at least a day and sometimes a day and a half.
 

gooney0

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The "Little Chuck" is a battery mod. It holds bigger batteries so you can vape longer.

I don't know about the expected battery life.

The juice hog makes sense. More vapor means you use more juice. You may find yourself using it less often though since it is more powerful.

I guess you could take shorter drags if you wanted to use less juice.

Over time the atomizer will get worse. Vapor will decrease and so will juice use.

Can you use an adapter to fit another type of atomizer onto the little Chuck? The 510 atty works harder and hotter than some other models.

-Gooney0
 

AngusATAT

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Yep, sounds like your batteries have issues. Also, as another poster pointed out, more vapor production = more juice usage. If you were vaping at 6v, you'd probably double the amount of juice you're using right now.

Putting your battery problems aside, it sounds like your Little Chuck is working pretty well. :)
 
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