SB 3.6 or 6v

[sixofusernames]

i bought the standard 3.6v batt from altsmoke when i bought my silver bullet, it hasnt come yet, but i have been reading that a lot of people use a 6 volt battery instead, claiming it vapes better faster. did i waste my money on the 3.6 volt battery, and if i want to test a 6 volt, can i use disposable duracell 123 batteries from my flashlight? what do you think?

 

[Lubes]

If you want to vape the SB @ 6V then you need to buy something like this.

4 Pack RCR123A 3V 900mAh Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery with Smart Charger

 

[doots]

There is a place for 3 and 6v vaping. sometimes I like both.. maybe you will too so no, you didnt waste your money.

 

[kickitback]

6V is better I think but can be pretty strong for some people. 3.7V is great all around on the SB and gives good "kick" when you vape slowly and longer.

The SB is just a really good device no matter what batts you use.

 

[glennnnnnn]

5v like my PT is the sweet spot for me

Why no 5v mods, is it a lack of batteries?

My 6v AdapteveR is great but gets better when the batteries are a day old

Glenn

 

[Boredwalk]

6V is better I think but can be pretty strong for some people. 3.7V is great all around on the SB and gives good "kick" when you vape slowly and longer.

The SB is just a really good device no matter what batts you use.

X2

I haven't really tried 6v yet but i'm enjoying the heck out of the SB at 3.7.

 

[RedRamen]

X2

I haven't really tried 6v yet but i'm enjoying the heck out of the SB at 3.7.

I love vaping at 6 volts! One thing I found, is that with the majority of flavors (mine at least). Really pop at 6 volts, even in a 510. So if you have any flavors that you didn't like, revisit them at 6 volts, you may be really surprised.

Flavors that were literally disgusting to me (I could NOT vape them), were so good at 6 volts.

 

[5th Element]

i vape my sb @ 6v all day and ill never go back to 3.7 again. you can test out the cr123s b4 u order the rechargeables and charger if u want. lowes has shurefire cr123s non rechargable. see if u like it then order the kit. or just order them i dont think u will dissapointed the link 2 batteryjunction above are the ones i would get

 

[ozparissky]

I also vape my sb and sb-black at 6v - and prefer to 3.7. I do carry a 3.7v battery in case i run down the 6v set up before i get home. I do find I go through quite alot of atties tho. On my third in a week but maybe a bad batch.

 

[bobtow]

I have a question. If the atomizers came with a 3.7ecig kit, will they not burn out faster with a six volt battery?

 

[lawnman3]

try ordering the adapter for 901 and buy them from another company thats what i did for my bullet lm3

 

[Lightgeoduck]

i vape my sb @ 6v all day and ill never go back to 3.7 again. you can test out the cr123s b4 u order the rechargeables and charger if u want. lowes has shurefire cr123s non rechargable. see if u like it then order the kit. or just order them i dont think u will dissapointed the link 2 batteryjunction above are the ones i would get

this is one post that actually answered the OPs question

Yes to test out 6v you can try your duracells 123 dispossables (at least I think they will fit) but of course if you like it ... it would be cheaper to use the rechargeable s that were mentioned

 

[bluewhale32]

i can tell you for a fact if you vape @ 6Volt you better get a sack of atty i go thru a new 510 at least 1 a week sometime 2 times a week i have tried the Nhaler HV atty's and same thing lucky to get a week out of them. does anybody know of a atty that actually lasts for more than a fews days @ 6volt

 

[reeds101]

I've been using 6v for a couple of months now, and I am still on the same atty the whole time. (Yes it is a 510, and no it isn't a high voltage atty)

It's either one of two things...
Poor quality atty
User error

Sorry, but it's true

 

[5cardstud]

I have all three voltage pv's 3.7, 5 and 6 volt and I think 6 volt is just to high. I don't care for 6 volt. When I first tried it it was ok but it just got to hot.

 

[tarkus]

5card is that a 5V mod or a pt? If it is a mod which one is it? I've been looking for 1.

 

[mottlycrw]

The 801 atty is the king for 5 or 6 volt vaping. It has the largest coil that withstands the higher heat levels longer. I consistently get multiple months out of my attys. The higher voltage actually seems to work better on these attys because the higher heat keeps the gunk from forming on the coil as fast. Truthfully, 801 attys perform best on 5 or 6 volts.