USB VaporKing from Vapor4Life: Not as much smoke as battery powered?

[crowntuner]

So, I'm a very satisfied Vapor4Life customer. I've been analog-free for 4 days now and I'm feeling great. However, I am a bit confused about the USB passthrough e-cigarette I got from Vapor4Life.

Here's the deal:

The USB passthrough e-cigarette gets a bit hotter than the battery powered ones, but produces much less smoke. Is this typical of the KR808d-1 USB passthrough e-cigarettes, or should I try and see if they will send me a new one? This one just doesn't seem to be "quite right" while the battery-powered ones produce much more vapor and seem to be just more plesant to smoke.

Am I dealing with a matter of preference or a problem with my USB passthrough?

Thanks

 

[crowntuner]

I guess the reason that I'm asking is that I had heard that USB passthroughs would give me more smoke, not less.

Thanks

 

[Allestaria]

Your best bet is to go down t0 the V4L sub form and find out.

I for one get more vaper off of the PT then off auto batteries. It does get hotter because of the high current that is used for the PT over the battery. It is best to rotate carts when using the PT. This way you avoid burning up a cart.

Over all I think it is a matter of preference. I find it easier to get vapor from my manual PT then from my auto batteries.

But head on down to the sub form. You will probably get a better answer from the masters down there then myself. As I'm only a week into the V4L products myself.

 

[mwa102464]

Pass through way better here, maybe you got a bad mod, talk to the guys at v4L they will hook you up with another if yours is truly not right

 

[Sheryl]

PT is much better, produces more vapor then the batteries IMHO.

 

[JohnnyVapor]

Rotating cartos will probably give you a better experience. Also, is your PT a manual or auto? I find that with the autos, sometimes you need to give it a good pull right at the start to make sure it fires up okay.

Overall, be careful with those cartos, I've burned out a good handful vaping too long and hard

 

[Deschain]

I'm using a manual PT and to be honest, I don't really see much difference between it and a battery, the main thing with the PT is there are no limits on how long you toke and how often you toke (no need to worry about cells conking out), which, to be fair is the main reason I bought one.

For massive, insane amounts of vapour, people should probably be looking at a battery mod or the PureSmoker PT


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[Kent C]

So, I'm a very satisfied Vapor4Life customer. I've been analog-free for 4 days now and I'm feeling great. However, I am a bit confused about the USB passthrough e-cigarette I got from Vapor4Life.

Here's the deal:

The USB passthrough e-cigarette gets a bit hotter than the battery powered ones, but produces much less smoke. Is this typical of the KR808d-1 USB passthrough e-cigarettes, or should I try and see if they will send me a new one? This one just doesn't seem to be "quite right" while the battery-powered ones produce much more vapor and seem to be just more plesant to smoke.

Am I dealing with a matter of preference or a problem with my USB passthrough?

Thanks

You might be underpowered. Most PT's like about 800 to 1000mAmps/1amp.

 

[niczgreat]

I had the same problem with a USB passthrough (from different company) I bought a 4 port Powered USB Hub from Belkin and this "Weak" pass through is vaping at 5 Volts.

I emphasize powered that means it comes with an AC adaptor.

 

[tarkus]

I attempted to use a usb power supply that only put out 450mamps and got very little vapor output. With 1000 mamps it works great.