"Tank" batteries with KR808 threading?

[Ry024]

I'm looking at some batteries the ones with a high MAH like 900 and it says to have KR808 threading, but it comes with atomizers? If it has the KR808 threading I don't really need the atomizers right? It should work with a cartomizer?

 

[Lisa66]

Yes, if the battery has 808 threading it will be compatible with an 808 carto.

 

[Morandir835]

Ry024 (sir or Ms.?) if you're talking about a vgo tank system, as Ms. Lisa said it will work with all kr808 cartos without an adapter. Low ohm horizontal coil cartos will still have the juice scorching issue, but that's to be expected from any batt over 3.7v. Hope this helps.

 

[Ry024]

Ry024 (sir or Ms.?) if you're talking about a vgo tank system, as Ms. Lisa said it will work with all kr808 cartos without an adapter. Low ohm horizontal coil cartos will still have the juice scorching issue, but that's to be expected from any batt over 3.7v. Hope this helps.

It is Sir, Have you tested the horizontal coil cartos or the dueal coil one's? I'm unsure which would be best for the battery type I'm going to get. The battery I'm looking at is a 1300Mah and says standard voltage is 3.7v. Someone said anything lower than 4v will not work good with the dual coil's do you think 3.7v would do just fine or should I go with horizontal coils? Also, what do you mean by juice scorching? Thanks for the info as-well, you seem very knowledgeable.

 

[Morandir835]

Ry024 sir you can use dual coils at lower voltage, it's the amperage draw you have to worry about. This is where mah and c rating on the batt comes into play. Dual coils at 1.5ohms will pull 2.46a. If it's a 1300mah batt rated at 2c it's limit is 2.6a of current. Why dual coils are usually suggested for mods with high drain or multiple batts. Dual coils give you the experience of vaping at high voltage without needing the extra voltage. Horizontal coils at 2.9 ohms or less will burn juice at anything over 3.75v. The lower the ohms, less voltage needed to scorch the juice. Ie- a 2.4 ohm horizontal coil will burn juice at anything over 3.61v on most juices. Vgo batts by kranger ar unregulated, don't know yet about the 808 ego, but know smoktek's 510 egos are unregulated, so guessing the same applies. Higher mah doesn't translate to higher voltage necessarily, just translates to longer run time. Non regulated fat batts usually come in around 4.04-4.12v on load freshly charged. Regulated ones come in at 3.2-3.4v depending on the manufacturer. Hope this helps.