still new looking into some stuff

[Gnardays]

hey all im looking into geting either a megaladon or an empire but i wanna run them at 5-6v, could either of these do this and which batteries would i need to do so.

 

[SKYYcamel]

The Megaladon and the Empire will both do 5V with this battery....

4.8V NiMH 600mah Battery
And 6V with these batteries...

AW LiFePO4 RCR 123

 

[Gnardays]

thanks man, out of the two which would have a longer battery life?

 

[Dying2Live]

personally I'd go with the 4.8V NiMH 600mah Battery....600mah should be enough to get you through the day

 

[Gnardays]

alright thank and if i use the 4.8v on a empire will this drop the overall voltage? like it the output still be 5v with a atmoizer for true 5v vaping or should i will i need a lower ohm atty? and since the the two 3v would be used together would i get 500mah still or add and get 1000mah

 

[Dying2Live]

alright thank and if i use the 4.8v on a empire will this drop the overall voltage? like it the output still be 5v with a atmoizer for true 5v vaping or should i will i need a lower ohm atty? and since the the two 3v would be used together would i get 500mah still or add and get 1000mah

not exacty my field of knowledge with the voltage, but bumping this for you. let's get this guy some info.

 

[gratefulbuddy]

alright thank and if i use the 4.8v on a empire will this drop the overall voltage? like it the output still be 5v with a atmoizer for true 5v vaping or should i will i need a lower ohm atty? and since the the two 3v would be used together would i get 500mah still or add and get 1000mah

With 4.8 v batt fresh off the charger:
~5.2v unloaded
~4.7v with 4Ω atty
~4.6v with 3Ω atty
~4.4v with 2.3Ω atty
~4v with 1.5Ω atty

As for stacking 3v batts, the mah rating won't change. So if its 2 500mah batts the mah rating would still be 500 mah.

edit:meter corrections

 

[Gnardays]

soo i cant get above 7 watts with a 5v batt this sounds wrong.

 

[gratefulbuddy]

See my corrected readings above.
You can but because of the lower discharge rating of the 4.8v batts you will see a higher voltage drop as compared to ,say, an AW IMR 3.7v batt