Ive been vaping for about a month and have purchased and used several stock models (901, 4081, 401, 510) and have settled on the 510. Now Im looking to upgrade my vaping life via mods. Battery mods in particular (Ive tried all the cart mods, but havent really settled on one yet).
Anyway, I have looked at several different models of commercial battery mods like the Silver Bullet, the Chuck, GG, SD, etc. and have read/watched many different reviews. Most of the reviewers say that they are getting enormous throat hits and massive clouds of vapor from their devices and have had to cut the nic levels to cope. All this sounds great to me, but also raises a couple questions in my mind.
I hope its not a stupid question but its really just the battery, right? I mean, all other things being equal (same atty, same juice, etc.), will I get the same hit from a Silver Bullet (using an 18650) or a Chuck (using an 18650) , or (hypothetically) a pair of wires running directly from the 18650 to my atty? I understand that there are cosmetic differences between all these options, but are there any real performance differences?
The other question that I have is this If my freshly charged stock 510 batt is running 3.7V and the 18650 is running 3.7V, how is the beefy battery (in a Silver Bullet for example) giving a bigger hit. I understand why the voltage on the stock 510 batt is going to drop off much quicker, but before the drop off isnt 3.7V going to produce the same hit regardless of the source?
Sorry this is such a long post, Im just trying to get all the facts straight before I plunk down a 100 bucks on whats basically a fancy battery holder and switch.
Anyway, I have looked at several different models of commercial battery mods like the Silver Bullet, the Chuck, GG, SD, etc. and have read/watched many different reviews. Most of the reviewers say that they are getting enormous throat hits and massive clouds of vapor from their devices and have had to cut the nic levels to cope. All this sounds great to me, but also raises a couple questions in my mind.
I hope its not a stupid question but its really just the battery, right? I mean, all other things being equal (same atty, same juice, etc.), will I get the same hit from a Silver Bullet (using an 18650) or a Chuck (using an 18650) , or (hypothetically) a pair of wires running directly from the 18650 to my atty? I understand that there are cosmetic differences between all these options, but are there any real performance differences?
The other question that I have is this If my freshly charged stock 510 batt is running 3.7V and the 18650 is running 3.7V, how is the beefy battery (in a Silver Bullet for example) giving a bigger hit. I understand why the voltage on the stock 510 batt is going to drop off much quicker, but before the drop off isnt 3.7V going to produce the same hit regardless of the source?
Sorry this is such a long post, Im just trying to get all the facts straight before I plunk down a 100 bucks on whats basically a fancy battery holder and switch.