Where Can I Get A......? Manual Batteries

[Swipple]

Hey all, just wondering do manual batteries last longer than auto's? PS I am using the 901. I am just getting a little tired of having to recharge every couple of hours (maybe I vape to much )

 

[tarheeldan]

Hi swipple! Can't think of any mechanical reason why the manual batts should last longer than the auto ones, since I don't think the air pressure switch mechanism requires any power. vaping constantly at first seems pretty common reading people's posts (and I do too), and it doesn't in all cases seem to stop lol. If it's a real bother, maybe look for a bigger battery option? Cheers, hitting the hay!

 

[Wireguy]

All else being equal there should be no difference. The mah is what counts here. (miliamphours)

 

[JKBonin]

Get yourself a Silver Bullet, an 18650 2400mah batt & charger and vape non-stop for better than 24hrs. I just did that and this bat is still going strong. Consistent as hell all the way thru. I'm going to bed now and I'm putting it back on the charger.

I may never find out just how long this batt lasts! 8-o

PS - I love my Silver Bullet and have seen literally zero complaints about it. That said, there are a bunch of mods that take an 18650. Find the one that fits you best.

GL!

 

[highping]

Get yourself a Silver Bullet, an 18650 2400mah batt & charger and vape non-stop for better than 24hrs...

Or get yourself a Chuck and vape 3 days non-stop

Back to your original question though... From everything I have read, the manuals actually drain out quicker, for the sole reason that the user can hold the button as long as they want, and tend to take longer hits than an auto batt will allow. Better for the hits, worse for the batt life.
But as a previous poster mentioned, it is very common for a new vaper to "pacifier" a batt dead in a very short time.

 

[Swipple]

Do you ever "burn" your juice taking longer hits?

 

[highping]

Do you ever "burn" your juice taking longer hits?

Not really. The atty holds a pretty consistent temp as long as you are drawing air across it. The 'burning' comes into play if you are drawing too slowly or let the atty get too dry. (or using a HV mod at 6V+)

 

[DC2]

Do you ever "burn" your juice taking longer hits?

I take seven second drags and I do sometimes get certain juices that have a problem.
So sometimes I have to let off the button for a second in the middle of my drag.

 

[hecknaw]

Get yourself a Silver Bullet, an 18650 2400mah batt & charger and vape non-stop for better than 24hrs. I just did that and this bat is still going strong. Consistent as hell all the way thru. I'm going to bed now and I'm putting it back on the charger.

I may never find out just how long this batt lasts! 8-o

PS - I love my Silver Bullet and have seen literally zero complaints about it. That said, there are a bunch of mods that take an 18650. Find the one that fits you best.

GL!

Yep! i do have a complaint with my Silver Bullet!! I complain to myself fer not buy'n 2

 

[Mr. Mom]

I cant tell a difference other than convenience. I tend to vape more with the manuals for some reason...