Finally found one that works. Just got the Kangertech EVOD. Absolutely love it. Started out with Blu, didn't work.....Then tried V2, didn't work....Now I don't smoke regular cigarettes at all. My battery says "P1409" on the end of it, but I don't know if it's 650mah or 1000mah. Searching the internet did not get me any answers. Does anyone know what I have. It wasn't a traditional kit, I bought it individually at a local vape shop. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks!
What mah battery do I have?
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Kenger's website says that the 650mah is 75mm in length and the 1000mah is 105mm long. You can measure it and you should be able to tell.
Hello and welcome to the forum jtgreat88. Glad to have you here!
How long can you go before your battery dies? If it is 6+ hours you probably have a 1000mah battery. Less than 6 hours, probably a 650mah battery.
For every 100mah ideally you get an hour of vape time. However, in my experience these numbers were overstated.
How long can you go before your battery dies? If it is 6+ hours you probably have a 1000mah battery. Less than 6 hours, probably a 650mah battery.
For every 100mah ideally you get an hour of vape time. However, in my experience these numbers were overstated.
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I'm fairly new at this since I've only been here a month but I'm wondering 'What difference does it make?'. I'm scared to death of runnin out of a charged battery so I carry an extra with me at all times. Plus a charger and one of my batts has 'Pass-thru' meaning I can vape while the batt is charging.
In about the last 30 years I never ran outta analogs--I ain't gonna run outta battery's either
I'm fairly new at this since I've only been here a month but I'm wondering 'What difference does it make?'. I'm scared to death of runnin out of a charged battery so I carry an extra with me at all times. Plus a charger and one of my batts has 'Pass-thru' meaning I can vape while the batt is charging.
In about the last 30 years I never ran outta analogs--I ain't gonna run outta battery's either
I have quit time and time again, but always went back to analogs after either my battery died or ran out of liquid. Never again. I purchased the Innokin MVPv2 and it truly does great on battery life. Currently I am waiting on the parts to come in for my DIY DNA40 box mod. Chip, contacts, and up/down buttons are already here. Everything else is coming from China. Now that I think about it, I may make a new thread and the mods can move it after I hit my 5 posts haha.
Is yours an Evod VV ("twist" style) with the variable voltage spinner on the bottom? My 650mAh says P1409 on it and according to the website they're 104mm long, very near the 105mm of the 1000mAh fixed-voltage model (the extra length is necessary in order to house the VV circuitry.)
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