New to Riva and 510

[IOU]

I had a really cheap 510 knock for my first e-cig and would get about 4 decent vapes and the battery life was a couple hours at best, so I went with the KR808D-1 and have loved it enough to quit smoking. I am new to the Riva and 510 attys. I have to say that I am impressed with the Riva, but I also got some LR 510 attys and they are absolutely amazing. I have compared the same liquid with the two different attys and the standard produces good vapor, but not a lot of TH. While the LR produces huge vapor and a very big TH.
My question is; is this typical and is the Riva a true 3.7V PV capable of utilizing the LR 510 with no battery problems?
Thanks in advance for any insight you can give me.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

"Huge vapor and a very big TH" is typical of LR atomizers. It is why they've become so popular. [Another big TH/vapor atty you might want to try is the LR 306, fully compatible with all 510 fittings like your Riva.]

Is the Riva "a true 3.7V PV capable of utilizing the LR 510 with no battery problems?" No ... and yes. Like all other fat batts to date, the Riva is approximately 3.4V. However that has nothing* to do with its capability of using LR attys. The determining factor of that is the mAh: minimum 450 mAh recommended. At 750 mAh, the Riva, of course, fits the bill.

* Actually, voltage does come into play: not as a minimum, but as maximum. LR atomizers should only be used on 3.7V or less ... not on 5V or 6V.

Enjoy the high mAh, low resistance experience!