Splain this to me Lucy...

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cddz

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OK, so I've read the threads and watched the videos, but this is what I don't get... how do you get such a great throat hit if it is still 3.7 volts? Why would it be any different than my 510? And no, I don't know anything about the difference in batteries, that's why I'm asking!:rolleyes:
The reason why the SB produces more vapor than you standard batteries is PFM:p

The SB at full charge operates at 4.2v . Here is the difference with a discharge rate of 1.5c it allows a maximum of 2.4A. The 510 atty having aproxx 2.5ohms of resistance plus the 120mohm internal resistance of the battery, less than 300mohm through the SB itself = curent requirement of aprox 1.615A. As you can see the SB allows the atty to run at its full capacity. At 6.784Watts the atty is happy :). IMO the SB enhances the flavor if anything, as far as vapor production I hope all this jargon summed that up for you. :D To add to it USB is limited to 500mA or .5A whichever you prefer thus running the atty at only 2.1Watts.
Watts = power = heat
Notice how hairdryers are rated in Watts?
 

ohiomelody

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The reason why the SB produces more vapor than you standard batteries is PFM:p

The SB at full charge operates at 4.2v . Here is the difference with a discharge rate of 1.5c it allows a maximum of 2.4A. The 510 atty having aproxx 2.5ohms of resistance plus the 120mohm internal resistance of the battery, less than 300mohm through the SB itself = curent requirement of aprox 1.615A. As you can see the SB allows the atty to run at its full capacity. At 6.784Watts the atty is happy :). IMO the SB enhances the flavor if anything, as far as vapor production I hope all this jargon summed that up for you. :D To add to it USB is limited to 500mA or .5A whichever you prefer thus running the atty at only 2.1Watts.
Watts = power = heat
Notice how hairdryers are rated in Watts?

Duh....I just vape it, I dont understand this strange new language! lol
 

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OK, so I've read the threads and watched the videos, but this is what I don't get... how do you get such a great throat hit if it is still 3.7 volts? Why would it be any different than my 510? And no, I don't know anything about the difference in batteries, that's why I'm asking!

Some people say they get a great throat hit at 3.7 volts - I don't get a great throat hit at 3.7 volts. Tons of vapor, but a wushy throat hit.

Getting an awesome throat hit is why I vape at 6 volts, not 3.7 volts. I've also been able to cut my nic strength down to low and still get a great throat hit at 6 volts.

Everyone has different preferences that suit them, but it might not suit someone else.
 
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