I've read various things, but couldn't find anything definitive. Just got a new Sigelei 150 in the mail, along with 2 VTC 5's. My question is, do I need to use these two, and only these two batteries with the device from now on? Can you not mix and match batteries with these devices? I have several more VTC 5 batteries laying around, but I ordered these two specifically to go with the new mod. Anyone have some more detailed info about this? Thanks.
Sigelei 150 battery marriage?
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only use two new ones and keep them paired, unpaired batteries will discharge at differant rates.
you will also need to rotate the batteries positions every time they go back in the mod after a charge to keep them even, you could just mark the batteries as both A or 1 for eg and then as you pull them from your mod to the charger you can swap positions so you dont forget etc
you will also need to rotate the batteries positions every time they go back in the mod after a charge to keep them even, you could just mark the batteries as both A or 1 for eg and then as you pull them from your mod to the charger you can swap positions so you dont forget etc
In this vein ... I'm presently using in my new IPV3 the batteries I was using in my Mech Mod..
She seems to fluctuate in power during the fire time ... granted there was a problem with the mech mod getting hot once with a couple of those batteries, because the vape shop sold me a incompatible tank.. .. but still just the disparity seems to be enough...
I'll be for sure getting two new ones just for the IPV
She seems to fluctuate in power during the fire time ... granted there was a problem with the mech mod getting hot once with a couple of those batteries, because the vape shop sold me a incompatible tank.. .. but still just the disparity seems to be enough...
I'll be for sure getting two new ones just for the IPV
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