Noob question here but, how on my ipv mini 2 "70"W it says the max output of the device is roughly 8.5V but the input voltage only up to 4.5V and all batteries I have found run a nominal Voltage of 3.7V. It's a single battery regulated mod I'm just curious if there is some feature that basically cuts the voltage in half to make it safe to "crank up" the wattage. I just wanna ask before I do. Oh and I'm running an authentic mxjo 2500mah 30A 3.7V 18650. My builds currently are looming in the .25 to .65ohm range.
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Hello and welcome to the forum zachtaylorinc. Glad to have you here!
Basically the chip in your vv/vw mod takes in power from the battery and stores it in a capacitor. When the stored energy reaches the potential (voltage) it dumps out to the atty. It is safe to crank up the voltage/wattage.
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A good example of this would be a dimmer switch.
Basically the chip in your vv/vw mod takes in power from the battery and stores it in a capacitor. When the stored energy reaches the potential (voltage) it dumps out to the atty. It is safe to crank up the voltage/wattage.
DC Boost Converter
Buck-Boost Converter
A good example of this would be a dimmer switch.
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