how strong are the joy510 batts?

[New_World]

how strong are the joy510 batts that come in the kits?
joye510 PT's?

how to they compair to a 3.7v PV?

1/3rd the volts or what?
whats the rating?

(n00b!)

 

[Satori]

I've been kinda wondering this myself.

 

[voltaire]

Standard Joye510 batts are 3.7v with 180mah, so since they *are* a 3.7v PV I'd say they compare exactly the same! Other modded 3.7v PVs have more milliamps, so they will more or less vape the same as a stock 510, but they will just last and perform consistently for a lot longer.

The regular el-cheapo 510 PTs with a 3.7v inline battery will also perform more or less the same. But there are more expensive trick PT's out there (with no inline battery) that will enable 5volts - THEN you will notice a difference in vaping performance. But then your attys may not last as long if you ride on the button or let it run dry.

Just think of it this simplified way:
Volts=power
MilliAmps=duration

 

[the86d]

They are not nearly the 2800mah (protected) on my CHUCK.

Straight-Through Radio Shack box mods were my friend on the 901, AND the 510 before my 510 CHUCK.

 

[Scottbee]

Just think of it this simplified way:
Volts=power
MilliAmps=duration

Minor correction.... milli-Amp-Hours (mAH) = duration

 

[New_World]

Standard Joye510 batts are 3.7v with 180mah, so since they *are* a 3.7v PV I'd say they compare exactly the same! Other modded 3.7v PVs have more milliamps, so they will more or less vape the same as a stock 510, but they will just last and perform consistently for a lot longer.

The regular el-cheapo 510 PTs with a 3.7v inline battery will also perform more or less the same. But there are more expensive trick PT's out there (with no inline battery) that will enable 5volts - THEN you will notice a difference in vaping performance. But then your attys may not last as long if you ride on the button or let it run dry.

Just think of it this simplified way:
Volts=power
MilliAmps=duration

your response was just want I wanted to hear.
I'm glad that is 3.7v...and in that case, I'm buying a kit to backup my mod.

thanks

 

[kel1109]

i think that a 510 is 3.1 volts if u put it to a meter see the newer posts for details

 

[Bjorn Toulouse]

Im pretty sure Scott measured the 510 bat under load and it was if memory serves me correctly 3.1v

just looked the post is about 7 below this one