Questions on batteries and power

[WolfeReign]

Just an update on the pass through in question, as i got a volt meter
First off, when i plugged in the pass through for charging (and using) even though i did not press the battery button i was registering 0.30V and when i pressed the battery button i got 3.75V. When it was fully charged and still plugged in and not pressing the button i got 0.08V. Fully charged unplugged and testing it out i got 4.19V have to admit it was fun learning and testing it and the carts and atties out

 

[yyzjohn]

Do you have the name of the NV supplier? Pls PM me if so. Thank you.

First i am not sure if this is in the right part of the site, second i am asking this as i am trying to get a hang on everything and understand things that i just noticed......

The batteries: 1100mAh pass through (ego clone 3.7V), 650mAh ego's (3.2V)
The Carts: 510 (think it is a volt?ohm unkown), ego vision stardust(ohm unknown), V510 Vision Clearomize (2.8-3.0ohm), Smoktech Mega Dual Coil Cartomizer (3.0ohmz)

Now i make no secret i am no good in electronics, yet i hold a amateur radio license (go figure), and i do not understand this all.

First i know that 100mAh = 1 hour battery life, and the higher the volts the hotter a cartomizer will burn, but i thought that lower volts was a good thing in some cases?

How is it that the V510, and 510 (volt?) cart seem to have a burnt taste when i used the 650 batt's, yet when i put them on the pass through as soon as i get that taste they are fine? Is there a need to match the ohm's to the battery too, and this why the mega dual coil can run (all be it at lower capacity) on the 650's?

Has anyone heard of this for the Smoking NV's (808's, similar to the fuma for y'all in the USA)...i emailed the supplier as i was curious what they spec's where on their batteries (i use two of their batteries and ONLY the batteries) and this is the reply i got back......(keep in mind i asked on mah and mm too) The Smoke NV White & Black Batteries are a 4.2 volt. As for the Thread, it is a proprietary thread we use for our device. It is a poly lithium ion Battery.