New user, 3 days now and got a few questions?

[JMaldonado]

So far everything is going great. Just a few questions. First, I ordered my new joye510 with a usb PT but it seems to be a much warmer almost hot vape at times, is this normal? Second, My battery charger plugs to a usb wall adapter, can I use this same cord but plugged into my cigarette lighter adapter in my truck that has a usb port or my stereo that also has a usb port? Both of these devices allow for my cell phone or mp3 player to be charged from them. Thanks in advance for any help

 

[bluffer]

Unless you are getting higher voltage with the passthrough there should be no difference in the "heat".
The battery charger should work just fine with the cigarette lighter adapter. In my experience any USB adapter will with any charger.

 

[JMaldonado]

There is a definite difference between the PT and the manual battery?

 

[Taniger1]

There is a difference. The PT will maintain the voltage through when it's hooked up. As a battery loses power from use the amps go down. So, your first few vapes from a fresh battery are warm, then as the power depeletes so does the amp. Am I making sense here?

 

[JMaldonado]

Ty Taniger1 that does make sense. Just did not want to cause pre-mature failure on my atty.

 

[elothen]

I didn't see it specifically answered so I will tell you that yes your vape should be warm/hot. This all works by the battery heating up an element hot enough to turn your liquid into a gas that it then inhaled for nic-fix goodness.

Enjoy hot! ;-)

 

[wv2win]

There is a definite difference between the PT and the manual battery?

With the PT (as long as it doesn't have an inline battery), you are vaping at or near 5 volts, which provides warmer vapor and of course much better consistency as there is no battery to drain and lose power. And manual batteries always provide more control and warmer vapor over auto batteries.

 

[wv2win]

Unless you are getting higher voltage with the passthrough there should be no difference in the "heat".
The battery charger should work just fine with the cigarette lighter adapter. In my experience any USB adapter will with any charger.

A passthrough (no inline battery) will always provide higher voltage, at or near 5 volts depending on the source of the power.

 

[kingcobra]

Well this is a matter of personal preference, between cool/wet and warm/dry. Not everyone likes it warm but perhaps you do

 

[Newbie from PA]

Strange,...(and perhaps poses another question / Post?) CHARGE VOLTAGE SAME?...as on your stereo...as is on...Provided charger? I would find manual SPECS of your stereos charge output.
I know that an optimal charge rate (first of all tecky talking) one must charge a batterey at a "higher voltage" (pressure) than the battery is itself. -or- There will be: (There is no difference of potential) (Ex: you can not charge a 12 V batt at 12 V,...nothing will happen)...The optimal "trickle charge") (other is a fast charge, and that will create more heat / warp / dammage faster)...is: Formula: Batt voltage X 1.25 = (perfect trickle charge) (Or you can just add 25%,...same thing...anything Xs 1. is naturaly,..the same) EX: Batt voltage + 25%.----anyway----just saying.

Of course the other factor is that one doesn't over heat (exceed mA rating of) the transformer / charger. One might have to convert this (Batteries are not rated in mA "milliamps" -- "One Thousanth" of an amp" 1000 mA + 1 Amp)...they are rated in mAh..."Milli Amp Hours" --or--Amp hours (Ammount of amps it can power for one hour) EX: A 10 amp hour battery, can run 10 amps for an hour---or---1 amp, for 10 hours...etc (We are deal with small batteries so it's probably less that an amp here) DON'T OVER HEAT THE CHARGER / TRANSFORMER. --- DON'T OVERDUE THE APPLIED VOLTAGE...warp yout batt

Guess:....Pop a volt meter on the charger (or look it up / read the nametag / sticker)...That is probably the nice charge rate

Sorry,...guess I'm getting a little deep.....love to share my knowlege