All my batteries are around 3.4 to 3.7, I was thinking about getting one at a higher voltage. Would like for it to be somewhat small (like the ego or riva) but one that was around 4.5 or so, pretty standard looking.
What battery would one Recommend for a higer volt than 3.7?
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I don't feel comfortable stacking batts.
Current drain may increase if batts don't have identical charge state.
Current drain may increase if batts don't have identical charge state.
so what about a mod that is not to expensive and somewhat smallish to easy carry with me all day (say in my pocket).
Maybe read this thread?
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/196806-battery-life.html
As for adjustable, if you go with a roughstack, get a second tube (the maxi) where you can hold 2 RCR123's for higher voltage vaping.
The small roughstack is very pocket friendly and I'm 100% satisfied w/ performance once I made a couple minor mods.
Rocks w/ dual coil.
I'm 100% satisfied w/ one 18350 batt.
Agreed on the roughstack for an an inexpensive PV as one of your first upgrades (easily repairable, looks OK, can get parts). I'd go with the "maxi roughstack". A 18650 battery will last you all day and probably through the night. Get two of the 18650 batteries so you can charge one while using the other. If you want higher "power" adjust the ohm-age on your cartomizers/atomizers, not your battery source.
I think people get all carried away wanting more vape and get mods in all different voltages. That's wastes a ton of money and you end up chasing yourself after you know what you like. I know I feel into this trap. I have so many voltage combinations I'll never use - it's been a waste of a lot of dollars and a great source of frustration.
The 18650's are 3.7 volts. If you want the vaping of a standard 510/Ego, get some 2.5ohm attachments. For a little stronger get some 2.0ohms (my favorite). If you want to try high wattage vaping, get some 1.5ohm.
The roughstacks are hard to beat for an inexpensive "big battery" mod, IMO.
I think people get all carried away wanting more vape and get mods in all different voltages. That's wastes a ton of money and you end up chasing yourself after you know what you like. I know I feel into this trap. I have so many voltage combinations I'll never use - it's been a waste of a lot of dollars and a great source of frustration.
The 18650's are 3.7 volts. If you want the vaping of a standard 510/Ego, get some 2.5ohm attachments. For a little stronger get some 2.0ohms (my favorite). If you want to try high wattage vaping, get some 1.5ohm.
The roughstacks are hard to beat for an inexpensive "big battery" mod, IMO.
OK, here you go, the noEgo:
Jazz cartopipe the first Cartomizer Pipe
Relatively inexpensive, true 3.7V. And as gray has suggested, you slap some LR atty's on it and you're laughing. Use all your Riva parts as well (ok, this is an assumption on my part).
Just a quick edit, from the other thread, you said you were using a Riva. I've read the warnings on using LR on eGo's as it may heat up and fry the mosfet (I dunno what that is, just repeating what they say, I interpret this as something baaad). So I'd be cautious if you drop to less than 2.0 ohms on your atty.
You could also have a look at madvapes e-power;
http://www.madvapes.com/e-Power_c_231.html
Jazz cartopipe the first Cartomizer Pipe
Relatively inexpensive, true 3.7V. And as gray has suggested, you slap some LR atty's on it and you're laughing. Use all your Riva parts as well (ok, this is an assumption on my part).
Just a quick edit, from the other thread, you said you were using a Riva. I've read the warnings on using LR on eGo's as it may heat up and fry the mosfet (I dunno what that is, just repeating what they say, I interpret this as something baaad). So I'd be cautious if you drop to less than 2.0 ohms on your atty.
You could also have a look at madvapes e-power;
http://www.madvapes.com/e-Power_c_231.html
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MOSFET = Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor - the gizmo that controls the battery drain and can be fried by using an LR carto that 'looks' like a dead short.
See? Baaaaaaaaaaadddd.
Thanks Eddie. I'll do my best to remember.
**on that note, my postwhoring is done. Goodnight.
I got a jazz e-pipe Monday and it is awesome; I'm putting it through its paces.
I'm curious what amps/watts/ohms the no-ego is rated for?
Some small mods are pushing limit with LR atty/carto.
I have been using lr for six months on my riva and had no probs, I think you are right that the higher volts gets more vapor and flavor, all the reviews i watch with these big mods don't put out more vapor than mine(I think it depends on the juice as well) I am thinking of getting a t rex 1100 so it will last me all day as my 750 over time has become only about 6-8 hours of use.
See? Baaaaaaaaaaadddd.
That is true IF you're using an inadequate battery for the ohm-age of your atomizer. Inadequate would be a 510stick or lower-end Ego lookalike type PV. Bigger battery mods don't have this problem.
You can get a little variable voltage box mox - see boxmods.net for one vendor and there is a mod vendors section I think on the forum? Or something fancier like a provari? What go with one voltage - I would go to vv after 3.7
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