I was wondering is it ok to use a LR 510 Atty on a Yeti Mega battery(the longer 510 battery)I'd only be using this for dripping at home, otherwise I use cartomizers... thanks in advance!!
LR Atty for dripping my 510?
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Its my understanding that using a LR atty on a battery with less than 480ish MAH is pointless, due to the internal resistance. so im sure you can use it on a yeti battery but i dont think you will see much difference in performance.
I think I read somewhere that it will just drain your battery faster than normal...
I've been using them on regular 510's for 6 or 7 weeks, haven't noticed any battery failure so far, easier draw and more vapor, works well for me. Also the drip tips are nice, very easy draw.
just some random numbers... if you are using a 1.5 ohm atty, at 3.2V's you get around 6.8 watts i believe, that would be drawing about 2.1 amps.
... now regular atty of around 2.4 Ohms at 3.2 volts is about 4ish watts, and drawing at best 1.3ish amps. that is a large current difference.. So i believe at worst you are just gunna hit the max discharge rate of your battery that will greatly decrease life of charge and probably lifespan of the battery. they are protected so i dont see any risk of explosion. Im not an expert on this so i could be wrong, but i still dont think the 240's have enough punch. Hope it helps, but i think i am off topic now anyhow.
... now regular atty of around 2.4 Ohms at 3.2 volts is about 4ish watts, and drawing at best 1.3ish amps. that is a large current difference.. So i believe at worst you are just gunna hit the max discharge rate of your battery that will greatly decrease life of charge and probably lifespan of the battery. they are protected so i dont see any risk of explosion. Im not an expert on this so i could be wrong, but i still dont think the 240's have enough punch. Hope it helps, but i think i am off topic now anyhow.
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