V2 battery life

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Hottody

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Give or take 200 puffs for a standard battery! When you say V2, i assume your talking about the very popular KR808 kit from V2 cigs? I know V2 has different size batteries so this is just a quess on my part!

Here is a link at V2 that will give you specific information depending on the battery you have from them. Hope this helps! :)

http://www.v2cigs.com/products/V2-Standard-Cig-(110mm).html
 
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I started with the V2 as well,, and was getting about 3 hours out of the batts.. I still use them as back-ups. Then I got the Elite 808 from CigEasy and the battery life on these is more like 7 or 8 hours. All my V2 cartos fit the Elite too so things are good in my little vaping world! Though overpriced, I think the V2's are of pretty high quality but I've since learned the smaller the ecig, the shorter the battery life (duh!) The Elite isn't much bigger than the V2 and it's pretty handy that all my cartos will fit either one. I think the Volt is also an 808 thread, so if you're looking for longer battery life,, check out the Volt or the Elite.
 

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I've been looking in to the c. I an currently using v2 and after the first couple weeks my excitement wore off. I have to max the draw time to the cut off to get a half satisfying draw. I'm looking into something different since I kill a battery in an hour trying tonot smoke but it still happens. The excitement wore off and I'm still smoking not as much but at least half of what I used to. I just want some honest opinions and suggestions please
 

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It's a KR808D-1
And it's a slim ecig so it should only be using single coil standard resistance (2.5 to 3 ohm) cartos or attys

In general, 100mah of charge is 1 hour of moderate vaping w/ standard resistance attachments. I consider moderate to be less than 1/2 the time.

If your battery alone is about 65mm then you have 180mah batteries
If your battery alone is about 78mm then you have 280mah batteries
and this is typical for some other slim models too.
KR808D-1 also has an XL battery that is (I think) almost an inch longer than the 78mm one and those add another 100mah

When people move to fat battery models (Ego, Kgo, Riva, etc) and mods 450mah+ then they can also use hotter low resistance (lower ohms) cartos and attys, or dual coil ones (more vapor instead of hotter) and then 100mah does not last an hour - it lasts less. The lower the ohms the faster the battery charge is used.
 
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