Mig Cigs question - voltage???

[Bungoleracing]

Picked 2 MIG21 kits with the clear fusion max clearo's - work well for a light weight office vape.
With their Sahara liquid 24mg is the closest thing I have had that feels like smoking (as is till get the urge)
......all good right?

We'll not quite........

I also ordered 2 SR72 ego style kits...... Over $100 each and a total disappointment!

I tried a different aspire head - still nothing - and this was with the same liquid.

Got me thinking so I grabbed my meter - the claim is 4.2 volts.

All batteries I got from them only give 3.7-3.8 volts........

Tested my meter on Vv devices and reads fine.

Anyone else measured there voltages????




vaping since Jan 2014...... Australia.

 

[SJS71]

Same here, does anyone know what is going on with their claim of 4.2 V constant power?


Cigs not smoked- many thousands. Dollars spent vaping- many many thousands.......

 

[The Ocelot]

I'm not familiar with the kits you're discussing, but I'm not aware of any regulated device (not variable voltage) that fires at 4.2v continuously.

eGo-type batteries can be regulated or unregulated. Joyetech standard eGos fire at ≈3.3v. Generic regulated eGos generally fire at 3.7v, but most of the generics are unregulated. An unregulated device comes off the charger at 4.2v, but the voltage goes down as the battery depletes.

 

[The Ocelot]

Oh wait!!! I just Googled SR72 ego style and found the MigCig website.

There is a 900mAh eGo listed, but no spec on the voltage.

They do state the voltage for one of their cig-a-likes:


140mm High Power Battery– not only our longest lasting battery, but the longest lasting battery in it's class. More than a year of product design has produced the best of the best, delivering a whopping 4.2 volts at 380 mah power and.. we have installed a power control board that insures high power from the first puff to the last!!

Yes, that device could fire consistently at 4.3v - for the whole 20 minutes or so it will last until it needs to be recharged. (100mAh is supposed to roughly equal 1 hour of use, but vaping tends to use it up faster).