Istick mini.

[HDMontana]

Just wondering who had gotten this little mod, and how do you like it. Got mine in the mail yesterday and made sure it was fully charged. Used it today at work. Seems like the battery went down pretty quickly. I know it is a small battery, but I didn't vape that much and it was done by the end of my work shift. Using it set at 3.5 volts. Hopefully it just needs a couple of charge cycles to last a little longer. It went from 100% to 80% in the 10 minute drive to work. It does seem to be very well constructed. Any thoughts?

HD

 

[Stacy1]

I don't have one, but a coworker of mine does. We work 12hr shifts and his lasts all day. That's not chain vaping of course, but for such a tiny device I was pretty impressed. What kind of topper are you using and what ohms is it?

 

[HDMontana]

Using a mini protank 2 at 1.8 ohms. Keep my Kayfuns and other tanks at home for the bigger mods.

HD

 

[Stacy1]

Hmmm. That's inline with what he's using. Maybe it just needs a few charges like you said. If it continues a 20% voltage drop over a ten minute period, I would contact who you purchased it from and ask for a replacement. I'm pretty sure that's not normal

 

[DavidAmonettNashville]

It's only 1000 Mah right?

 

[cocacola31173]

If the price goes down a little bit more I might get one for my car. I have a phone charger and they say you can use this as a pass through.

 

[r77r7r]

Sometimes this happens when being unfamiliar with the equipment, a person doesn't know what the fully charged sign is. I think with my 20w it's when the light goes totally out, not just showing a full battery.
Does it give a voltage read-out? Make sure it's a 4.2 volts fully charged.

 

[HDMontana]

Sometimes this happens when being unfamiliar with the equipment, a person doesn't know what the fully charged sign is. I think with my 20w it's when the light goes totally out, not just showing a full battery.
Does it give a voltage read-out? Make sure it's a 4.2 volts fully charged.

I'll check that with my multimeter tonight. Thanks for all the responses.

HD

 

[r77r7r]

The read-out on the Mini's screen should be fairly accurate. The Eleaf website states 1-1/2 hr. @ 1 amp for full charge. Double that maybe for charging on a .5 amp laptop or even a car charger.

Most batteries go down from 4.2v to 3.7 pretty quickly then stay at 3.7 for most of the usage time. That last 1/2 or 1/4 goes really quick tho.

Have fun.

 

[DavidAmonettNashville]

Sometimes this happens when being unfamiliar with the equipment, a person doesn't know what the fully charged sign is. I think with my 20w it's when the light goes totally out, not just showing a full battery.
Does it give a voltage read-out? Make sure it's a 4.2 volts fully charged.

Here is the display​

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[HDMontana]

So I did some voltage tests tonight, with the mini and my multimeter. Pretty much spot on. 3.5 setting registered 3.49 on the multimeter. 4.2 setting registered 4.19, and 5 volt setting registered 5 volts. This little mod seems to be pretty accurate.

HD