urgent question

[ricardofmf]

hello Amy,

is this passthrough give out 5volt or 3.7volt ?

Matte Black Manual USB Passthrough for KR808D-1



and is this adapter work on it ?



Black 905&KR&901 Manual Battery connecter to Joye510 Atomizer

 

[newsunshine]

hello Amy,

is this passthrough give out 5volt or 3.7volt ?

Matte Black Manual USB Passthrough for KR808D-1



and is this adapter work on it ?



Black 905&KR&901 Manual Battery connecter to Joye510 Atomizer

yes the adapter can work on kr808 batterie. so i think it can work on kr808 passthru.

as for the volt of kr808d-1 passthru, i have no idea. i will reply to you tomorrow.

 

[Chefdeuce]

A passthrough should run at 5V, you should notice more vapor, throat hit, and flavor out of 5V than at 3.7V

 

[Madame Psychosis]

As with all KR808 passthroughs, there is no inline battery to reduce the voltage (unlike the Joye510 passthrough) from 5v to 3.7v. It should give you the same voltage as any other KR808 passthrough.

 

[ricardofmf]

so basically it is 5v .
thank you alll

 

[newsunshine]

so basically it is 5v .
thank you alll

just got confirmation from KR, it is 5V.

 

[ricardofmf]

thanx Amy
just waiting my order to be shipped out

 

[henrid84]

a "pass through" does exactly what its called. passes the voltage though, if its a KR model then yes whatever the voltage is that your plugging it into, that is what will you get.

 

[WillyB]

a "pass through" does exactly what its called. passes the voltage though, if its a KR model then yes whatever the voltage is that your plugging it into, that is what will you get.

That's a gross over simplification, with nothing connected to it you are right. Once you attach an atty and press your button it's all about the current (amps) available and the resistance (ohms) of the atty.

With my cheap meter I get 3.2 ohms with a cartomizer. To get a true 5V requires about 1.6A (1600mA). If you were to plug the PT into a more common 5V @ 1000mA AC adapter you'd end up at 3.2V while actually vaping.

Also note the same amps (1.6A) and PT (using an apapter) with a Joye 510 atty (2.3 ohms) will only hit about 3.7V.

Ohm's Law Calculators