I know there is option where you can check the remaining voltage but what is that number stands for? Well my battery is 18350 and 800 mah. its at 3.7 v when fully charged. So what voltage should I take it as drained out?
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Im not sure i guess around 2.5v when i read what this battery says (Efest IMR 18350 800mAh 3.7V Rechargeable LiMn High Drain battery- Flat top-Efest battery for E-cigs)
The battery should read 4.2v(or just under)when fully charged and I normally charge when it's down to 3.6.3.7v.
I dont own that mod so dont know the menu system.
I dont own that mod so dont know the menu system.
Your Provari will no longer fire and the button will flash when the battery needs to be changed.
Not sure why you are only getting 3.7v at full charge, but it should be 4.2v - or, as Gully said, just under, at 4.1v. Are you sure it is fully charged?
Over its use, your voltage reading will decrease as the battery 'drains' ...and, more importantly, how you use it will dictate how fast that decrease happens. The battery is rated at 3.7v so any voltage setting above that will drain your battery faster than it is rated (approx 1 hr for every 100mAh at 3.7v) ...the higher above you go, the faster the drain. Many vapers tend to prefer lower ohms coils (1.8-2.4v) - which are typically best used at 3.7-4.5v - over higher ohms coils (2.8v and above) - which are typically best used above 4.8v - on a single 18350 battery setup; otherwise, it's not going to last long between charges. People who use higher ohm coils above 2.8v are almost always using a 18650 or a stacked-18350 setup.
Although the actual bottom limit on the 18350 is 2.5v, I believe the Provari - I'm not 100% certain of the exact numbers - will start blinking its button light to indicate 'low battery' when the battery gets to around 3.4v (?) and will shut off completely at around 3.2v (?).
Over its use, your voltage reading will decrease as the battery 'drains' ...and, more importantly, how you use it will dictate how fast that decrease happens. The battery is rated at 3.7v so any voltage setting above that will drain your battery faster than it is rated (approx 1 hr for every 100mAh at 3.7v) ...the higher above you go, the faster the drain. Many vapers tend to prefer lower ohms coils (1.8-2.4v) - which are typically best used at 3.7-4.5v - over higher ohms coils (2.8v and above) - which are typically best used above 4.8v - on a single 18350 battery setup; otherwise, it's not going to last long between charges. People who use higher ohm coils above 2.8v are almost always using a 18650 or a stacked-18350 setup.
Although the actual bottom limit on the 18350 is 2.5v, I believe the Provari - I'm not 100% certain of the exact numbers - will start blinking its button light to indicate 'low battery' when the battery gets to around 3.4v (?) and will shut off completely at around 3.2v (?).
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