On the Kanger EVOD batteries it says "regulated at 3.7v". I am not sure what this means, when I charge an 18650 battery it comes out at 4.2v and then needs to be recharged at about 3.3v. So with the Kanger EVOD batteries are they constantly at 3.7v? I don't understand how this would work as they are charged to around 4.1v and run out at about 3.3v I assume, what does the 3.7v mean? Does this mean it should output 3.7v for the whole charge and the output will be the same watts? For example if I had a 2ohm atomiser on a 3.7v EVOD would it stay at 6.85w from fully charged until it runs out? I am not sure how it would do this?
Kanger EVOD "3.7 regulated" batteries
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It has a chip that will reduce or increase the actual battery voltage and output 3.7 volts to the atomizer throughout the entire charge.
Once the battery drops below a preset level (typically 3.3 volts or so), it will shut itself down until you recharge the battery.
Once the battery drops below a preset level (typically 3.3 volts or so), it will shut itself down until you recharge the battery.
Exactly! It outputs 3.7V no matter how much charge is actually in the battery.
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