Manual vs automatic battery?
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Depends on A) how you use them and B) what pv style you use.
Manual batteries are sealed, so they are perfect for 'drippers' such as me who like to drip a bit at a time for cleaner flavour.
Automatic batteries are perfect for those who use pen style or mini pv's, you just inhale and it activates. I've yet to see one of these with a 'decent' battery life but many people do like these style.
So it's up to you depending on what pv you have/want and how you want to use it
Manual batteries are sealed, so they are perfect for 'drippers' such as me who like to drip a bit at a time for cleaner flavour.
Automatic batteries are perfect for those who use pen style or mini pv's, you just inhale and it activates. I've yet to see one of these with a 'decent' battery life but many people do like these style.
So it's up to you depending on what pv you have/want and how you want to use it
Well I'm buying the Joye510 original.
Are you saying automatic batteries have less battery life between charges vs manual from the same company/kit?
Are you saying automatic batteries have less battery life between charges vs manual from the same company/kit?
Nope, just that I haven't seen many automatic batteries in the higher 'mah' range, but if they are listing the same battery as an option of manual or automatic I guess they'd last for the same time? Certainly seems no other reason why they wouldn't to me at least
Personally (if you want my opinion), I'd get the kit with manual batteries, then buy a seperate automatic battery and see what you prefer. (or the other way around but I prefer to drip so it's manual priority for me!)
Personally (if you want my opinion), I'd get the kit with manual batteries, then buy a seperate automatic battery and see what you prefer. (or the other way around but I prefer to drip so it's manual priority for me!)
Yeah I never thought about that, I guess I could always buy both batteries and then decide.
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BTW I've been dripping for two weeks now (that sounds nasty lol) and I'm already tired of it...the labor of back and fourth is getting on my nerves. In a social gathering passing it around it would be socially nice I guess but for everyday use I gotta pass lol.
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BTW I've been dripping for two weeks now (that sounds nasty lol) and I'm already tired of it...the labor of back and fourth is getting on my nerves. In a social gathering passing it around it would be socially nice I guess but for everyday use I gotta pass lol.
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LOL!
Yeah dripping is a royal pain, having to carry around a juice bottle is the biggest annoyance, I guess different strokes for different folks (no innuendo's please
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