Well the vct4 is almost double the MAH so expect about double the time, provided your using the same setup with the same wattage output. I use 2500mah efest 35a's and 2900mah pannys and I get double what I got from a 1000mah joytech.
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Well the vct4 is almost double the MAH so expect about double the time, provided your using the same setup with the same wattage output. I use 2500mah efest 35a's and 2900mah pannys and I get double what I got from a 1000mah joytech.
I have one of these pre-ordered and am pretty excited. That said, I with they would of designed the door like a REO so one could swap out batteries with ease.
Thanks fivedidn't know that.
No problem. I thought they had fixed that on the 30 but I guess not.
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Yours is a 20 so that definitely is the issue.
You can replace it. In another thread someone said their friend used an RC car battery. If your good with soldering you can give it a shot. However you could contact Hana and see how much they charge to replace it, if you wanna stick with the 1200mah.
Yeah, they sell replacement batteries for $15 and they told me early last month that they should be getting a better battery for the mini in the near future but haven't followed up on it so not sure what the status of that is.
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Ive was going to use a 2400 mah RC car battery, but I ran across a 3500 helicopter batt and might look into that instead. I just need to do some more research into charging, to insure I dont overheat anything.
The thing is, the bigger the battery, the more heat you can (potentially) create. (Although you can create a fire with any size battery) Most of the batteries on RC Cars/Planes/Helicopters are out in the open when they charge and operate. With the Hana it is a very closed space, so you run the potential to overheat when you are pulling a lot of energy out of it at once, eg high wattage.
Instead of running the battery down until it's dead, you can remove the back plate and disconnect / reconnect the batteries. My V2 Mini was doing the same thing last week. I emailed Hana and was advised that disconnecting and reconnecting the batteries would solve this issue.
Mine would still adjust voltage to give a set wattage using different resistances but it wouldn't display the atomizer's resistance.
Inside the Hana Mini, there are two LiPo batteries with little plugs attached to the wires. Disconnect both for a few seconds and reconnect them. I'm not sure if it would harm anything, but I was careful to ensure that the male and female plugs got reattached to their respective partners.
On a side note, there is a number engraved on the inside of the removable plate of my Mini. There is no number engraved on the outside of my Mini. Is that my serial number?
I'm running one in my Hana. Haven't pushed any farther then .6ohms at 23watts but no heat problems at that setting. Battery life is what I expected. I need to run it from full to empty and see how long I get. I'll try it this weekend and see how it goes.
Nice. That extra bit of mah could go a long way. I don't need 30 watts anyhow. Thanks for the reply.
Yeah. I can only use one of em (i have two) because the battery won't make contact within the mod and turn on for some reason. Had to get a button top conversion kit for it to finally work.
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Thank You! I was just going to say that completely draining it didn't work. This is my exact issue, I'll give it a go.
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