I'm sure many of us here know and have seen the reviews from lygte-info.dk.
I already have a general idea of which batteries to buy, so I'm not looking for recommendations on what batteries to get. I was wondering, how does the Discharge, Time graphs from that site translate for our ecig use?
For example:
I mainly vape at 1 ohm, so at 4.2v, that would be 5.0A. The chart above shows that the expected battery life would be about 17 minutes. That 17 minutes is from a continuous draw? Since I usually run my batteries to about 3.6v or 3.5v before I switch them out, based on this graph, I should be getting about 10 minutes of life out of this particular battery.
In 10 minutes there is 600 seconds. At 4 seconds a puff, that would technically translate to 150 puffs. Is that a decent general guideline to follow?
I already have a general idea of which batteries to buy, so I'm not looking for recommendations on what batteries to get. I was wondering, how does the Discharge, Time graphs from that site translate for our ecig use?
For example:

I mainly vape at 1 ohm, so at 4.2v, that would be 5.0A. The chart above shows that the expected battery life would be about 17 minutes. That 17 minutes is from a continuous draw? Since I usually run my batteries to about 3.6v or 3.5v before I switch them out, based on this graph, I should be getting about 10 minutes of life out of this particular battery.
In 10 minutes there is 600 seconds. At 4 seconds a puff, that would technically translate to 150 puffs. Is that a decent general guideline to follow?