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kempo63

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Just ordered a Purple Ipro (got a blemished one, shh!) for my daughter and was wondering if there are any comparable batts like the BP powerizers for the Ipro. I just want to do anything I can do to make it easier for her to quit the analogs. This will will her first (and last I hope) try at an E-Cig.

What kind of run time have you guys been getting on the 14430's, say with 3.0 cartos?
 

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I jsut wanted to wish your daughter luck. As long as she is ready it should be "cake" with the IP as her first PV. What an awesome Dad you are Kempo!

Thanks, she's expecting so she's been limiting the analogs but I know she'll be able to completely quit with the I Pro and no nic.
 

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My 3 grandkids all call me Grandma, but their other grandmas are GaGa, MeMaw, and Nana. :laugh: Congrats to Kempo - you will LOVE being a Grandpa!!!!

Now back to the Infinity batteries, and my main reason for posting:
I've been checking voltages for all my batteries for about a month now, as the Gray Ultrafires for my original Buzzes (about 1 year 4 mos old) are declining & I wanted to keep an eye on them. HOWEVER, the Infinity batts are the ones that have me puzzled.

My original Infinity was ordered 1 year ago today, so the batts are about that old & I use the charger that Mike sells with these. I alternate 2 sets of batts, switching them out every morning. I unplug the charger soon after the lights indicate the batts are charged and so when I measure the off charger voltage, they have been off the charger almost a day. Hope that's enough background, lol.

Off the charger, I'm getting voltages (for the Infinity batts) at 4.23, 4.22, 4.24 - never under 4.20. My Powerizer batts (used on BP) have on a few rare occasions been at 4.21, but usually in the 4.17 - 4.19 range. So 1st question is if this is normal or something to be concerned about?

2nd question concerns the ending voltage. Last week, on 1 set of Infinity batts the end voltage was 3.66 and 0.00. I couldn't get a reading on that 1 cell no matter what I did, and so I disposed of that set choosing to err on the side of caution. Now a similar thing happened this morning with a different set. End voltage readings were 3.46 and 0.00. I don't want to put these back on the charger if it will be unsafe & so advise me here please.
 

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The original infinity batteries are protected -- a "0V" reading just means you've gone low enough in voltage that the battery protection kicked in, time to recharge.

Pretty sure I've also gotten Infinity batteries reading a couple hundredths over 4.2, though always below 4.25. I saw the same thing on my Powerizers for the BP, haven't noticed any adverse effects.
 
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Congratulations Gramps aka kempo! Grandkids are the BEST!!!! That's me holding mine in my avatar and he's the light of my life! He's 2 now and my most adorable sidekick and bestest buddy! :)

I think it's awesome of you helping your daughter and getting her an IP. You're a great father and will be an amazing grandfather too!

Great choice in the IPro, a pair of batteries last me a couple of days but I alternate between the IPro and my Buzz. If your daughter is vaping only the IPro, she'll get a good 24 hours out of them. However, I'm going to suggest getting at least 3 sets of batteries. Heaven forbid something happen, she loses a set or one of the batteries has an issue, she'll always have a back up pair with 3 sets. Notcigs batteries are great and very afforable too.

Pregnancy is rough enough at times, not being able to use her IPro because of a battery issue, (and they happen with all of 'em all the time) will be REALLY rough on her.
 

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Congratulations Gramps aka kempo! Grandkids are the BEST!!!! That's me holding mine in my avatar and he's the light of my life! He's 2 now and my most adorable sidekick and bestest buddy! :)
He's adorable Ma'am!

Great choice in the IPro, a pair of batteries last me a couple of days but I alternate between the IPro and my Buzz. If your daughter is vaping only the IPro, she'll get a good 24 hours out of them. However, I'm going to suggest getting at least 3 sets of batteries. Heaven forbid something happen, she loses a set or one of the batteries has an issue, she'll always have a back up pair with 3 sets. Notcigs batteries are great and very afforable too.

Got two sets of batts for now. I'm gonna get her some more when I see she sticks it out. I have 4 sets for my Buzz Pro and keep 'em all charged up just in case. Ya never know what might happen.
 
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