Vamo battery life comparisons.

[xbassman]

11 watts is about as high as you can go with a single battery configuration. While you have it set to 13 ... you're not achieving it.

Just thought you should know ...

Yep I saw the graphs....
Just wanted to make sure I was at max power.

I also confirmed that in my case there is no reason for me to ever stack batteries.
My rba is the only device that I can run @ 11W and not have burnt taste.
At 12W (stacked batteries) it starts tasting funny.
That may be different for running dual coil atty's though.

 

[deepdeep]

11 watts is about as high as you can go with a single battery configuration. While you have it set to 13 ... you're not achieving it.

Just thought you should know ...

at what point do u think i should recharge my batterys?. i have just pulled out some Samsung 18650 from an old laptop battery and honestly (i think) they a performing alright.thank you

 

[tc1]

at what point do u think i should recharge my batterys?. i have just pulled out some Samsung 18650 from an old laptop battery and honestly (i think) they a performing alright.thank you

Depends on your setting and ohms but you can get a decent vape up until the vamo will not longer fire. I generally replace my batteries at 3.6 -3.8. That way I'm assured that I will be able to charge it up before I fall asleep. If you're at 3.4-3.5 you might as well replace it before it shuts off.

 

[MattB101]

It does say on the battery "packaged in China/Battery made in Japan". FWIW

I have read that about AW as well on this board.
I haven't seen any evidence supporting that though.

The only Panasonic high drain batteries I have seen are Lion/Limn hybrids.
Efest and AW don't offer hybrids, but offer Limn high drains.


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[SupplyDaddy]

On my VAMO, with a 1.3 Ohm tank, vaping at 7 watts, I normally get a good 7ish hours of heavy(ish) vaping using 18650's.