This is going to sound like a newb question, but could a battery charger, charge batteries in way that would cause them to ruin atty's and cartos faster?
Thanks
Rowdy
The short answer nope!
This is going to sound like a newb question, but could a battery charger, charge batteries in way that would cause them to ruin atty's and cartos faster?
Thanks
Rowdy
HV hits harder at similar wattage because you have more coil doing equal wattage, resulting in more vapor etc. At least thats how i took it... Switcher? lol
That is the other question. Do they achieve HV through more coil (length) or smaller gage wire??? Or both ?
I would have to say that an HV hits hotter at the same wattage because of the coils being thicker. That gives you more surface area. Remember your talking wattage not voltage.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...e-up-your-bulli-a2t-bulli-a2.html#post4327379Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm thinking LR would be thicker, restricting flow less.
Thanks again Switcher for the CEU's (Continuing Education Units). A few more units and I'll get a pay grade bump![]()
When I suspect (theory) I perform practical to confirm my beliefs, nothing more.I figured I was right. Thanks for confirming it Switcher. Actually though I was just guessing and using logic but you (as usual) knew.
There actually are ways of this happening. Although it is rare. An improper charger can lead to an improper discharge. Say if a safety feature built on to the charger for battery itself (Li-ion PCB computer board circuit) failed and the charger kept charging the battery without knowing when to cut off the current. The battery does have a chance of a high current release. An atomizer with current devices on the market is Full charge ON, once button released, full charge OFF. This alone is safety hazard to atomizers' coils as it does stress the element to being inoperable. Switcher is still correct in a sense though good buddy. If anything it will be a full blast, but signs of cosmetics will be noticeable before the battery leaves your had to slide into the unit. there are high rates of paranoia when this topic arises where you have guys that are continuously checking their power supplies. It is a good practice but overkill in a sense. What I do with a freshly charged battery that has been sitting in a case or (fresh off the charger) is visually inspect it and when applied to the unit, point the atom away from you and give a quick 1 second burst. Once the first burst is given you have clear sails unless your recklessly trying to use a dead battery.This is going to sound like a newb question, but could a battery charger, charge batteries in way that would cause them to ruin atty's and cartos faster?
Thanks
Rowdy
There actually are ways of this happening. Although it is rare. An improper charger can lead to an improper discharge. Say if a safety feature built on to the charger for battery itself (Li-ion PCB computer board circuit) failed and the charger kept charging the battery without knowing when to cut off the current. The battery does have a chance of a high current release. An atomizer with current devices on the market is Full charge ON, once button released, full charge OFF. This alone is safety hazard to atomizers' coils as it does stress the element to being inoperable. Switcher is still correct in a sense though good buddy. If anything it will be a full blast, but signs of cosmetics will be noticeable before the battery leaves your had to slide into the unit. there are high rates of paranoia when this topic arises where you have guys that are continuously checking their power supplies. It is a good practice but overkill in a sense. What I do with a freshly charged battery that has been sitting in a case or (fresh off the charger) is visually inspect it and when applied to the unit, point the atom away from you and give a quick 1 second burst. Once the first burst is given you have clear sails unless your recklessly trying to use a dead battery.The 1st burst is Always the largest.
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Is it just me because I'm prone to hallucinations (old Dead Head, what can I say). But it seems to me that at the same wattage, LR/LV seems cooler and sometimes less harsh than HR/HV.
Doesn't seem right but thats the sense I get....... am I crazy?
Wait, don't answer that last part~
That's because his site is down. Please refer to this thread. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ikenvape/229571-ikv-update.htmlWhat is ikenvapes new site called?every time I try to buy something from the site it gives me a server error??please help!!!!!!
From what I have read and understand, Yes they were. I have not had a chance to tr the newest run yet though.Did the Cannon attys ever get revised? I liked them a lot except for that durn leaking.![]()
From what I have read and understand, Yes they were. I have not had a chance to tr the newest run yet though.