I agree with at least 8 hour charge. How long depends on your use, seriously. It will last longer if you unscrew the battery between uses, presuming intermittent use. If you're a chain smoker don't bother.
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Well ceejay, its kind of arguable. About lith-ion and they're electronic memory, if you do a search about them, you'll find an awful lot of info. Like how an initial 12 hour charge should be done. I have 4 batts for my 901, 1 works like a complete champ of 8+ hours, 2 work like lazy bums being around 1-3 hours and the 4th, well, shes dead. Called my supplier, easy fix.. But I hear 2-4 hours is the life expectancy on them. More or less a luck of the draw.
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Hey Ceejay. I've been vaping for 2 weeks now and have come to a few conclusions about how I use my vapor. One of them is as you say, how much vapor I'm getting. One thing I found is that sometimes I'm a little impatient with mine. I tend to draw faster at times than when I first started. Absolutely will you not get the same vapor. So I remind myself to slow down and draw slower. Then I get the same vape as when I first started. 
Good advice on the slow draw, you can't smoke it like an analog. I've also found that different juices produce more vapor than others. The coffee I just got from awesome vapor is a vapor monster.Hey Ceejay. I've been vaping for 2 weeks now and have come to a few conclusions about how I use my vapor. One of them is as you say, how much vapor I'm getting. One thing I found is that sometimes I'm a little impatient with mine. I tend to draw faster at times than when I first started. Absolutely will you not get the same vapor. So I remind myself to slow down and draw slower. Then I get the same vape as when I first started.
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