Regulated devises using batteries in parallel in fact do double the mah of the batteries and the load will only take what is required, .... This is because all devices are in the end just resistors be it fixed value ... amps, doesn't mean that the power supply will force 10 amps through the circuit..I see a lot of people say it doesn't matter if mods are wired in series or parallel..They are WRONG!
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In a regulated mod, the coil isn't connected to the battery. The regulator chip is. It decides what to draw from the batteries, and what to deliver to the coil.
Most multi battery regulated mods have the batteries in series as this slightly more efficient, especially for delivering high wattages.
Calculating battery current draw for a regulated mod | E-Cigarette Forum
Most multi battery regulated mods have the batteries in series as this slightly more efficient, especially for delivering high wattages.
Calculating battery current draw for a regulated mod | E-Cigarette Forum
In a regulated mod they are usually connected in series.
The device uses a buck boost to modulate the current draw.
The device uses a buck boost to modulate the current draw.
Multiple batteries, aka battery packs, are better rated in watt hours than mAh.
Dual 3Ah (3000 mAh) batteries in series output an average of 7.4V and rate 3 Ah.
Watt hours = V * Ah = 7.4 * 3 = 22.2 Wh
Dual 3Ah (3000 mAh) batteries in parallel output an average of 3.7V and rate 6 Ah.
3.7 * 6 = 22.2 Wh
Both circuits will output 22.2 watts for an hour, or 11.1 watts for 2 hours, etc. Individual battery amp draw is the same in series and parallel at the same regulator power output and maximum regulator watt output is also the same with the following caveat.
Regulation efficiency is a little different for each of these circuits, but that is due to the regulator chip, not the battery circuit. Regulator efficiency also changes with different watt outputs or coil(s) resistance values using the same mod, batteries and the same circuit.
So, for all intents, it really doesn't matter if the mod is wired in series or parallel
The type of chip makes a big difference in how efficient it handles battery power. The more elite chips like Evolv's DNA utilizes battery power more efficiently. The chip's voltage cutoff point also makes a huge difference in how long a battery will last per charge. If the cutoff is 3.2 volts the battery will last longer than if the voltage cutoff is just 3.6 volts.
I have a Wisemic RX200 whose three batteries would only last a bit more than 1 day. My current single battery DNA chip mod lasts a full day with the same batteries and same wattage setting.
I have a Wisemic RX200 whose three batteries would only last a bit more than 1 day. My current single battery DNA chip mod lasts a full day with the same batteries and same wattage setting.
Multiple batteries, aka battery packs, are better rated in watt hours than mAh.
Dual 3Ah (3000 mAh) batteries in series output an average of 7.4V and rate 3 Ah.
Watt hours = V * Ah = 7.4 * 3 = 22.2 Wh
Dual 3Ah (3000 mAh) batteries in parallel output an average of 3.7V and rate 6 Ah.
3.7 * 6 = 22.2 Wh
Both circuits will output 22.2 watts for an hour, or 11.1 watts for 2 hours, etc. Individual battery amp draw is the same in series and parallel at the same regulator power output and maximum regulator watt output is also the same with the following caveat.
Regulation efficiency is a little different for each of these circuits, but that is due to the regulator chip, not the battery circuit. Regulator efficiency also changes with different watt outputs or coil(s) resistance values using the same mod, batteries and the same circuit.
So, for all intents, it really doesn't matter if the mod is wired in series or parallel
Great!..now show everyone the math comparing 3000 mah to 4800...
Don't worry. I'll put them all in 'time out' until they come to their senses. If that doesn't work, we can always start a petition on change.org
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