Quick question back to the OP - what issue/s are you having with the supplier?
Thank you for keeping the conversation going and for explaining Voltage/Ohms. I appreciate it.
My consistency issue is flavor, vapor production, and throat hit.
The flavor issue I understand to be a problem with whicking. This is more of a problem with cartridges/tanks. But less so with the cartomizers.
The throat hit is the amount of heat. But what seems to get me is the variations voltage one gets depending on battery life. I have seen a ton of posts explaining how "when your battery level is X your voltage is actually Y as opposed to what it's rated at" The source of my skepticism is mostly that I like the tanks - because the run less hot than the other options. Further, a number of heavier hitting models simply don't do it for me.
Vapor Production, from my understanding, is more dependent on juice than anything else. Is that right?
All of this is making me wish I had started participating much sooner.
A true passthrough will indeed be 4.8 - 5V, as it just passes through the USB voltage (wires run through the tube to the connector). Key to them is having a good 2A USB power supply -- I like the $10 IQ Dual USB 2A (Walmart online, $10), which can be used with down to a 2.5 ohm carto.
A regular PC USB is bad to use with a true PT -- it might take out the PC or power supply in the event of a short, and most PCs don't really have enough current capacity on their USB ports. You have voltage sag, over stress components, to drive the PT.
Quick question back to the OP - what issue/s are you having with the supplier?
BTW: rkg, you should be able to post in most of the sub-forums now...
I just did thank you very much!
Vapor production is...
As for flavor shifts, the juice tends to breathe like a wine does. It mellows a little with age.
Ah, yes, there is alot here you're asking about. Batteries are a funny thing to most folks, but they behave in certain ways. Add in the MOSFET connections many of the standard production batteries use to transfer power to the threads and it does get very confusing. A Li-Ion cell usually charges to 4.2 V and is called a 3.7V cell. An 808 type production battery uses the MOSFETs to output 3.7V, while a Joye production battery will output 3.2V with the same Li-Ion cell, but a different MOSFET interface.
That's a shame rkg as I've had good dealings with them previously.
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The throat hit is the amount of heat. But what seems to get me is the variations voltage one gets depending on battery life. I have seen a ton of posts explaining how "when your battery level is X your voltage is actually Y as opposed to what it's rated at" The source of my skepticism is mostly that I like the tanks - because the run less hot than the other options. Further, a number of heavier hitting models simply don't do it for me.
Vapor Production, from my understanding, is more dependent on juice than anything else. Is that right?
All of this is making me wish I had started participating much sooner.