You want a better hit go with 6v. Your in the 3-3.6v range with both the Riva and the Chuck. It's not the Chuck that causing you not to get a better hit. It's the voltage your using. For even better results use an HV atty with 6v.
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Thanks quakereject! I'll give that a try. Not to mention I bought my Riva's from Jason over at Vaporflow. Great customer service and the liquids are pretty good too!
You're right Houdini...I think I'll up it to 6v. You would think the chuck would hit as good as the riva a lot longer though, with the 3000mah battery. I swear that riva feels like a fresh battery for hours, and I'm feeling like my ultrafire 18650 is good for about an hour or 2 before I'm not getting much vape. Although it'll vape like that a long time, it's just not as satisfying. I realize it's not the chuck, but the battery, but I am going to try a couple of 3v batts, and see how that does. Will my 510 attys be alright with that, or do I need to get a hv atty?
Oh, I see in your post, that I do need an hv atty. I'll order some of those also.
Oh, I see in your post, that I do need an hv atty. I'll order some of those also.
You'll be better off with a HV atomizer, or the mega cartomizers from nhaler. Ikenvape and Nhaler sell the 4.5ohm HV atties which get a perfect 8 watts on your tongue and work very well.
As far as the performance, well, the riva styles are designed to give consistency at 3.2v so there's no high or low points until it's out of battery juice. The IMR batteries have been giving that sort of output as well.
Now, how 6v goes.. frankly you can get those cheap tenergy's but... if you want a battery that will just keep going and going and not be overworked, get the AW LiFePo4 3.0v batteries. They're only 500mAh but I vape around 2-4ml/day and never have to change mine more than once a day. They're consistent until they're almost dead as well.
As far as the performance, well, the riva styles are designed to give consistency at 3.2v so there's no high or low points until it's out of battery juice. The IMR batteries have been giving that sort of output as well.
Now, how 6v goes.. frankly you can get those cheap tenergy's but... if you want a battery that will just keep going and going and not be overworked, get the AW LiFePo4 3.0v batteries. They're only 500mAh but I vape around 2-4ml/day and never have to change mine more than once a day. They're consistent until they're almost dead as well.
I won't go the cheap route. I never do....but thanks for the advice. I'll get a couple of those AW batts at 3v and give em a try. I did like the looks of those mega carts from Nhaler. I've never tried a cartomizer, but I'm gonna have those on my next order. I drive a lot, and have to pull over quite a bit to drip some more liquid....argh.
I love the 6v frankly, though lately I have been cheating on my lifepo's with my IMR 3.7v batt and a 306 LR atomizer, but only when I'm not moving around. Otherwise it's carto and 6v batteries whenever I'm doing something other than sitting at the comp or watching tv.
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