What is lifespan of Ego/Torn Battery?

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SysEx

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eGo batteries bought through Janty USA come with a 3 months warranty. I've yet to reach 3 months with mine yet, but rotating between the two that came with my kit, I've no reason to use my 2 510 batts; especially since the 510 battery life is far less than the eGo.

Would be great to get 3+ months out of each battery. I'll see how that goes in the next couple months here.
 

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Hey, I've read that the ego/nado batt life is 200-300 charges...
I have my thoughts on oem stats...it's a wide span...
Barring unfore seen baptisms in the porclein bowl, sudden deaccalrations onto hard surfaces... I am expecting the same life span as a typical e-cig batt, but maybe less cuz I also use a 801 & 901 on mine...I am using the charger that charges faster than the 510 standard charger.
....measured 3.4 ohms on 801, 901, got 12 hours heavy use, measured 3.5 ohms on 510, got 5 hours use with lots of rest between cuz of hot cone/atty. I can't explain it.
 

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Hey, I've read that the ego/nado batt life is 200-300 charges...
I have my thoughts on oem stats...it's a wide span...
Barring unfore seen baptisms in the porclein bowl, sudden deaccalrations onto hard surfaces... I am expecting the same life span as a typical e-cig batt, but maybe less cuz I also use a 801 & 901 on mine...I am using the charger that charges faster than the 510 standard charger.
....measured 3.4 ohms on 801, 901, got 12 hours heavy use, measured 3.5 ohms on 510, got 5 hours use with lots of rest between cuz of hot cone/atty. I can't explain it.

Hmmmm, neither can I..weird! :confused:
 

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I've had my eGo since Feb with great performance. Janty has a 6 mth warranty (not 3mth) on the eGo. Would advise that you look into spending the cash on the eGo's USB fast-charger though. The USB charger will have your battery ready to go in about 1 1/2 hr instead of several hours on any other charger.
 
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