(old) Infinity Battery Life

[nocturn4l3030]

Hi, buying a used Inifinity for a friend to get into vaping.. went with that choice to give him the constant 3.7v voltage so he doesn't have to deal with weak batteries and obviously a choice of going up in voltage later as he learns

anyway, how if left at 3.7 volts, can anyone give me a rough estimate of battery life? thanks

 

[Trioxin]

Completely depends upon how much you vape of course. I vape pretty constant and mine usually last a little over 6 hours at 4+ volts on a standard Joye atty. A few hours longer than it takes me to kill a 14500, so pretty good.

 

[nocturn4l3030]

Completely depends upon how much you vape of course. I vape pretty constant and mine usually last a little over 6 hours at 4+ volts on a standard Joye atty. A few hours longer than it takes me to kill a 14500, so pretty good.

thanks for the reply. just to double check.. because i'm just assuming it's like other VV mods, the voltage should stay constant correct?..

 

[BuzzKill]

thanks for the reply. just to double check.. because i'm just assuming it's like other VV mods, the voltage should stay constant correct?..

Yes it will , be sure to use higher ohm attys like 2.8 ohms , do not use LR attys it will not work .

 

[nocturn4l3030]

Yes it will , be sure to use higher ohm attys like 2.8 ohms , do not use LR attys it will not work .

oh damn.... is this only with the Infinity? Will the Infinity Pro have this problem? asking because I was going to let him use 1.5 ohm 306's..

 

[BuzzKill]

With VV you no longer need LR stuff FYI ! the batts will last longer per charge as well , get higher ohm attys and it just works better all around.

 

[5cardstud]

They will work on the Infinity Pro but not the Infinity. They aren't needed anyway for Variable Voltage PVs. They also decrease the vaping time. They were meant so the 3.7volt ecigs like the 510, 808, etc. could put out a hotter vape. You either raise the voltage or lower the resistance. They couldn't raise the voltage so they lowered the resistance.

 

[BuzzKill]

They will work on the Infinity Pro but not the Infinity. They aren't needed anyway for Variable Voltage PVs. They also decrease the vaping time. They were meant so the 3.7volt ecigs like the 510, 808, etc. could put out a hotter vape. You either raise the voltage or lower the resistance. They couldn't raise the voltage so they lowered the resistance.

Well said 5 !

 

[nocturn4l3030]

thanks for the info guys.....

now if i can find some HV 306's that are actually in stock.................

 

[BuzzKill]

thanks for the info guys.....

now if i can find some HV 306's that are actually in stock.................

A 306 is basically a 510 with some small changes .

 

[Modrod.]

2.5-3 ohm will work at any voltage the Buzz puts out. You don't necessarily need a HV atty.

 

[silkakc]

Nocturn,

I use the Joye brand 510 attys from LF. When I put a new atty on my Infinity, I get 10-11 hours using it at 4.3 volts. By the end of the first week though with that atty, I am down to 8 hours per charge. By the 2nd week, I get down to 5-6 hours per charge. Then I put a new atty on I use 100% VG juices though so I think I gunk them up quicker than most folks.

Lori

 

[BuzzKill]

What happens is that the OHM get lower over time so the life goes down some because of more current draw.

 

[markfm]

If you can get closer to 3 ohms, around 5v, run time gets really nice. My current cartos are 3.1 - 3.2 ohms, I use 6 ml of eliquid, full day for me, on one pair of batts in the infinity.

I've been rotating 3 pairs of infinity batts over 6 months, still get that run time consistently. Equivalent to running 3.7v with 1.7 ohms, good warmth and vapor.