Manual batteries seem to get more puffs than automatics?

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VanGogo

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Just got my manual batteries in today.

I took a carto that seemed empty(had that slight burnt taste), and put it on the manual battery to make sure it was empty. It wasn't.

I puffed a few times to make sure, then put it on an automatic and the burnt taste was back. Swapped back to a manual and vaped for quite a while before the burnt taste came up.

Can anyone explain this?
 

atom48

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Might just be timing. With autos I found I sucked harder and longer to get vapor. With manuals I'm actually pressing the button and heating the coil before I put it in my mouth. But its ready for a good vape as soon as it hits my lips. The timing has become so automatic now (i.e., pressing the button for a pre-warm) that I don't even notice it.
 

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Just got my manual batteries in today.

I took a carto that seemed empty(had that slight burnt taste), and put it on the manual battery to make sure it was empty. It wasn't.

I puffed a few times to make sure, then put it on an automatic and the burnt taste was back. Swapped back to a manual and vaped for quite a while before the burnt taste came up.

Can anyone explain this?

Might just be timing. With autos I found I sucked harder and longer to get vapor. With manuals I'm actually pressing the button and heating the coil before I put it in my mouth. But its ready for a good vape as soon as it hits my lips. The timing has become so automatic now (i.e., pressing the button for a pre-warm) that I don't even notice it.

Could also be the voltage/current tolerance between the two batts...
 
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