Various Batteries Show from 150mah to 2600mah

[newsunshine]

Which batteries do you like most?

 

[Shizzle]

i love the echo 1300 manual, and i'm very interested in trying out the super 2600mah.

 

[newsunshine]

i love the echo 1300 manual, and i'm very interested in trying out the super 2600mah.

Thank you for your vote for echo 1300mah. may i know which cartomizers or atomizers you used them on?

as for super 2600mah, it can last much longer. for some users, it can offer one day supply.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

I like the 900mah eGo. They just work, deliver a better vape than the "3.3v" rating would suggest, are consistent (performance is the same whether they are freshly charged, or if I've been using it all day) and are not much bigger than the 650mah version.

A little technical question for you.. The batteries labelled 4.2v, do they just output the voltage of the internal battery, or are they regulated to give out a constant 4.2v? In other words, lithium batteries start out at 4.2v fully charged, and drop immediately once you start using them. It would be possible to output a regulated 4.2v but would need electronics to boost the voltage.

 

[newsunshine]

I like the 900mah eGo. They just work, deliver a better vape than the "3.3v" rating would suggest, are consistent (performance is the same whether they are freshly charged, or if I've been using it all day) and are not much bigger than the 650mah version.

A little technical question for you.. The batteries labelled 4.2v, do they just output the voltage of the internal battery, or are they regulated to give out a constant 4.2v? In other words, lithium batteries start out at 4.2v fully charged, and drop immediately once you start using them. It would be possible to output a regulated 4.2v but would need electronics to boost the voltage.

Yes. Joye batteries work very well, although they are only 3.3v. their voltage is constant, which is a great plus.

as for 4.2v echo batteries, 650 V.V. batteries, super 2600 batteries, their voltages are not constant 4.2v. their voltages drop down at different speed to some degree when you start using them.

 

[Shizzle]

Thank you for your vote for echo 1300mah. may i know which cartomizers or atomizers you used them on?

actually, i said i love it but haven't received it yet, lol....i know i'll love it though, as i've been using 1000mah ego-t batteries for the past few months with ego mega dual coil cartos. i've also used what you refer to as the "VGO" for the past few months. i like the long battery life of it, but i prefer a manual battery with a 510 connection, so that i can use those fabulous ego mega dual coil cartos.

as for super 2600mah, it can last much longer. for some users, it can offer one day supply.

i'd be *thrilled* if it lasted me one day, LOL.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Yes. Joye batteries work very well, although they are only 3.3v. their voltage is constant, which is a great plus.

as for 4.2v echo batteries, 650 V.V. batteries, super 2600 batteries, their voltages are not constant 4.2v. their voltages drop down at different speed to some degree when you start using them.

Thanks for the information

 

[newsunshine]

Thanks for the information

welcome. any questions, please feel free to let me know here.

 

[Lonely^Driver]

actually, i said i love it but haven't received it yet, lol....i know i'll love it though, as i've been using 1000mah ego-t batteries for the past few months with ego mega dual coil cartos. i've also used what you refer to as the "VGO" for the past few months. i like the long battery life of it, but i prefer a manual battery with a 510 connection, so that i can use those fabulous ego mega dual coil cartos.

You will have some problems if you try to use the Echo 1300mAh Manual with the Ego Mega Dual Coils Cartomizers(EMDCC).
It's already stated that EMDCC is 'picky' about batteries and happen that Echo 1300mAh battery is 1 of them.