How many volts with 808/v4l batterys

[speedemon]

How many volts do the kr808d1&the v4l batteries produce,has anybody ever reserched this 3-3.7v or less.I would think the short reg &xl all produce the same correct one just last longer.

 

[sadtranz]

How many volts do the kr808d1&the v4l batteries produce,has anybody ever reserched this 3-3.7v or less.I would think the short reg &xl all produce the same correct one just last longer.

As far as i know all standard e cigs are 3.7v so fully charged will reach 4.2v and drop rather quickly to 3.7 ish

Tend to recharge mine when down to 3.6 to 3.7v

 

[resist]

yes, all of their batteries are 3.7v. only difference is the mah rating.

 

[TheBlueAdept]

Correct, it only impacts how long between recharges (and as resist points out, this property is measured in "mah", or milliamp-hours).

 

[speedemon]

Thanks for info,so a 3.7 mod just holds volts longer more consistant.

 

[dg99]

There is some discrepency between the loaded voltages produced by our common batteries, but all KR8 batteries seem to produce a consistent 3.7V, Scottbee did some interesting experiments with battery voltages that are worth a read if you're interested. (check out Scottbee's results here >> http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/joye-510/65055-battery-voltages-surprise.html)

Summary:
-The 510, eGo, and 510 mega batt produce about 3.1V
-The KR808 batt and Bartleby produce a "true" 3.7V

The fun part is... the 510 is the best performing entry level PV, and yet it only gets a loaded voltage of about 3.1V, so imagine adding another 0.6 volts on there. This $2.50 adapter and a KR8 battery can get you "true" 3.7V 510 vaping>> 901 Battery to 510 Atomizer adapter

 

[brandon555]

The fun part is... the 510 is the best performing entry level PV, and yet it only gets a loaded voltage of about 3.1V, so imagine adding another 0.6 volts on there. This $2.50 adapter and a KR8 battery can get you "true" 3.7V 510 vaping>> 901 Battery to 510 Atomizer adapter

That extra voltage does make a difference. I think thats why some people are initially dissappointed with the 501. The 501 atomizers are great vapor producers, but at 3.1 volts they lack any kick.

I use KR808 batts with my 510 attys now. More vapor and throat hit. 510 stock batts are junk IMO.

 

[dg99]

That extra voltage does make a difference. I think thats why some people are initially dissappointed with the 501. The 501 atomizers are great vapor producers, but at 3.1 volts they lack any kick.

I use KR808 batts with my 510 attys now. More vapor and throat hit. 510 stock batts are junk IMO.

Glad this combo is working for you, other users of the kr8-battery-510-atty combo have said that the atomizer seems to "like" the higher voltage better too. Some have had dead attys come back to life, or gunked up ones perform better, so the higher voltage is probably better for complete atomization of the liquid.

I know "true" 3.7 volt is my next step (a happy medium between stock and 5v), so I'm debating this combo or a Bartleby myself.

 

[5cardstud]

I think kr808d-1 are one of the only ones that have 3.7 during a vaping load. Scottbee has a post on ecf with all the batteries under a load.
Here it is:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ery-voltages-surprise.html?highlight=scottbee