jumped from 808 to mod, curious about fat batts

[KrisBKream]

The subject line sums up the background. I went from v4l 808s, which I still use for some things, then to a 3.7v oldgoat, then decided I wanted 5v and went with a basic battery box mod. I'm doing well at 5v, I definitely prefer the higher voltage, but I'm curious about fat batts. are there any higher/variable voltage fat batts? i know using LR would achieve pretty much the same thing, but are there any ego/kgo type batts that achieve the higher voltage on their own?

 

[Twinster]

To my knowledge the closest you can get with an ego style is 4.2, but I believe that is without load. If you want something that can put out a higher voltage, you can get a mod that allows you to stack two batteries for 6v vaping I believe. OR you can just make the plunge onto the Provari spend the little bit of additional dollars and it allows you to change from 3.7 - 6.0. Plus it has so many safety features you can't go wrong!

 

[keyzygirl]

Hi Kris!Im a 5v vaper too.I havent found any fat batts that would compare.

 

[markfm]

If you're already at 5V, pretty much the next step would, perhaps, be to go to variable voltage, which is what I use and like an awful lot. I use two regulated mods, variable between 3.5 and 5.5V. The notcigs Infinity Pro, runs about $120 with two sets of batteries and charger (coupon code ECF Buzzkill), is the equivalent of my older Infinity. I run through about 6 - 7 ml/day on one set of batteries.

The eGo Booster add-on, which last I knew only worked with true eGo, is supposed to allow 3.3 - 4.7V adjustment.

Good luck!