When battery gets low

[jaulette]

2nd full day of vaping and still learning the ropes. I'm guessing that when the battery starts getting low it will produce less vapor. Toward the end of my work day it seemed I had to draw harder. I initially thought it was the cart getting low. Got home switched out to new battery and instantly better vapor and easier draw. Does that sound right or am I just imaginin?

Thanks,

Joe

 

[Wireguy]

Nope you got it right. Change the batteries before they die and the will likely have a longer life.

 

[keyzygirl]

............True!.......................

 

[ChesterN]

You got it ... Might want to carry a spare battery to work with you.

 

[jexmex]

Nope you got it right. Change the batteries before they die and the will likely have a longer life.

That is not right....

The battery will stop producing before it reaches over discharge level (if its working properly anyways). Lithium Ion does has no memory, and will not benefit with longer with with charging before completely discharging. There is a very informative post about lithium ion batteries somewhere on these boards.

 

[jaulette]

Ok so now I have discovered the usb pass through which produces a greater amount of vapor. Can I upgrade my batteries or can you suggest better batteries for the KR808D-1 or will I just be running into the same issue, that the usb produces more vapor than any battery can.

 

[jaulette]

The usb draw is so much better than batteries

 

[tarkus]

There are different length batteries for the kr8. The longer the batt the longer they last. The pt runs at 5V so will produce more output.

 

[keyzygirl]

The extra long manuals from V4L are stronger and have 13 sec cutoffs.Closest to a passthru for a regular batts.

 

[Wireguy]

What's not right?

If you change the battery before it dies this would imply to most people that you would charge it. Lion work better if you don't drain them all the way, except for an necessary occasional full discharge. Here's some reading for you How to prolong lithium-based batteries which is a popular source around here. And Apple has some good info. Apple - Batteries You have to read a couple of pages to get all the info here.

Actually I'm not sure what you were trying to say.

That is not right....

The battery will stop producing before it reaches over discharge level (if its working properly anyways). Lithium Ion does has no memory, and will not benefit with longer with with charging before completely discharging. There is a very informative post about lithium ion batteries somewhere on these boards.