Geekvape Aegis Legend
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The Aegis legend is a stylish dual 18650 box mod designed to be waterproof and shockproof.
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here is a article
sbout the hohm life batteries. and my vtc6's are legit I haven't tried them yet waiting for the low battery message to use them.
Vape Device | HOHM Life 18650 Vape Battery For Box and Mech Mods
On the record I'd say don't do it.
I already listed how many mls I typically get with my .2Ω supermesh coils
I don't know if you had ever noticed this, but it doesn't seem to matter how you vape, even some DL and MTL, batteries always last the same amount of ml of juice.
thank youOn the record I'd say don't do it.Off the record I'd say only at 50W (as you are) until you can afford a married pair and pay attention while you do. Don't let them get lower than halfway and quit using them if they start getting a bigger difference in depletion rate.Go get a new pair and keep them married. Save the unmarried batteries for your single battery mods.
I already listed how many mls I typically get with my .2Ω supermesh coils
Maybe I didn't say how many mls...
At 60W I get a minimum of 120ml and sometimes higher than 200ml per coil.
awesome thanks
@zian – As your batteries drain, they output less voltage. In order to meet your power demand in watts, to compensate for the voltage more current is requested from your batteries. Having non married batteries that are at different levels of voltage means your device is drawing more current from one battery over the other – in simple terms, one battery will be working a lot harder than the other.
It is important you purchase the same battery in pairs (for a dual cell device) at the same time and charge and discharge them together. This is referred to as “married” cells. The same concept applies to triple or quad battery devices.
You can divorce a married pair of batteries, for use in single cell mods, but you should not remarry them.
HOHM Life do not make their own cells. They take cells from other manufactures and apply their own wrap to them, and in most cases exaggerte the ratings. This is referred to as a rewrap cell. Rewraps are not necessarily dangerous if you know what the limitations of the cell are. The problem is, without sophisticated test equipment and needed skillsets, we do not know what the limitations of the cells are. Fortunately for us Vapers we have @Mooch who performs tests on these cells. Refer to the links below.
List of Battery Tests | E-Cigarette Forum
18650 Battery Ratings Table | E-Cigarette Forum
It is important you purchase the same battery in pairs (for a dual cell device) at the same time and charge and discharge them together. This is referred to as “married” cells. The same concept applies to triple or quad battery devices.
You can divorce a married pair of batteries, for use in single cell mods, but you should not remarry them.
HOHM Life do not make their own cells. They take cells from other manufactures and apply their own wrap to them, and in most cases exaggerte the ratings. This is referred to as a rewrap cell. Rewraps are not necessarily dangerous if you know what the limitations of the cell are. The problem is, without sophisticated test equipment and needed skillsets, we do not know what the limitations of the cells are. Fortunately for us Vapers we have @Mooch who performs tests on these cells. Refer to the links below.
List of Battery Tests | E-Cigarette Forum
18650 Battery Ratings Table | E-Cigarette Forum
What charger are you using? Swap the position of the batteries within the device and see if the battery level graphic changes
You already said yesterday that your HOHM batteries had been used in a single bat mod previously.
Sorry, didn’t see your above post.
This tells me there is a glitch with the battery graphic. Perform a reset on the device. Turn the device off, press and hold the +/- buttons until the firmware is displayed – keep holding the buttons then press and hold the fire button until reset is confirmed. This will just reset the device, it will not revert to an old firmware should you have updated it.
I sure would want to put an external meter on those batteries. That way it would be easier to see if the problem is the batteries, charger, or Legend.
Should have posted this earlier as well. Mooch's Youtube page. Well worth viewing his videos!!
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I did the update to v1.2 and it shows I have the newer version on the legend screen. should I try updating again I've heard of people having this problem with the old firmware and v1.2 was supposed to fix it.
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