Vape-heads? Do You Vape?

[meridiantoo]

Originally Posted by uncommondialogue

Meri, I get a lot more than 3 hour battery life on the Twist, hon. I can use it all day/night without having to charge. I do think in the future I may get that Ego-VV, it looks interesting. The dual coil tanks are superior to regular ones. I also bought a Nova tank but not used it yet as I want to sample all the juices I've bought recently before smoking the whole 3.4 ml of a particular favor. There is such a difference in the dual coils, meri, you may want to get some.

I was just reading the specs of each model of each website. About how much battery life do you get if longer than 3 hours? I'm weighing each unit now and planning to purchase sometime this week.

I was looking at the dual tanks and wondering if they were superior. Thanks for the input. I may get a couple of them with this purchase and test them out.

Thanks Unc!

[Loren_Q]

Originally Posted by meridiantoo

I was just reading the specs of each model of each website. About how much battery life do you get if longer than 3 hours? I'm weighing each unit now and planning to purchase sometime this week.

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Meri,

Battery life is based on at least 4 factors. The mAH (mili ampere hour), the voltage of your device, the resistance of your carto/clearo/atomizer and how you actually vape (long draws, how frequent).

The rule of thumb is 1 hour per 100mAH, so a 600mAH is approximately a 6 hour charge. That time is impacted by voltage and resistance. The higher the voltage and/or resistance, the more power it draws.

Bear in mind that battery life is use time not elapsed time. My 600 mAH lasts me all day (and then some); I waver between 3.5 to 4.2 volts on standard resistance single coil cartos/clearos.

[meridiantoo]

Originally Posted by Loren_Q

Meri,

Battery life is based on at least 4 factors. The mAH (mili ampere hour), the voltage of your device, the resistance of your carto/clearo/atomizer and how you actually vape (long draws, how frequent).

The rule of thumb is 1 hour per 100mAH, so a 600mAH is approximately a 6 hour charge. That time is impacted by voltage and resistance. The higher the voltage and/or resistance, the more power it draws.

Bear in mind that battery life is use time not elapsed time. My 600 mAH lasts me all day (and then some); I waver between 3.5 to 4.2 volts on standard resistance single coil cartos/clearos.

Oh, this is very helpful! Thank you, Loren.