rj9923
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Been sick of the low vapor production/ lack of taste in my CE5 clearomizer with a cheap ego battery. Since then I've learned to rebuild coils and whatnot. I've even upgraded to a Mini Protank 3 (clone). The mini protank was 8 bucks, and my battery was about 7. As you can see, I'm cheap and don't want to empty all of my money into vaping.
It seems the next upgrade I need is a battery with higher output. My ego battery's highest setting is about 4.2 volts I believe. I want to know if I can just get perhaps three rechargeable AA batteries and connect them in a series to the ego thread and button. That would be 4.5volts, 5.5 if I used four batteries.
They don't have to be AA batteries either. I just thought I'd experiment with that.
So the question is: For a mod-level experience in flavor, how many volts should my battery pack produce (given my coil rebuilds are between 1.2 and 2 ohms), and what type of (inexpensive) batteries are out there that can be used safely for vaping?
Don't worry about the battery enclosure; I know how to make one that is safe from overheating or shorting out. Remember, I'm looking to heighten my vaping experience without spending much more money, so please don't suggest a battery pack unless it is within my 10-15$ vape hardware budget. I mean, why spend 50 bucks on a fancy battery pack if I could easily figure out how to make my own?
Thanks
It seems the next upgrade I need is a battery with higher output. My ego battery's highest setting is about 4.2 volts I believe. I want to know if I can just get perhaps three rechargeable AA batteries and connect them in a series to the ego thread and button. That would be 4.5volts, 5.5 if I used four batteries.
They don't have to be AA batteries either. I just thought I'd experiment with that.
So the question is: For a mod-level experience in flavor, how many volts should my battery pack produce (given my coil rebuilds are between 1.2 and 2 ohms), and what type of (inexpensive) batteries are out there that can be used safely for vaping?
Don't worry about the battery enclosure; I know how to make one that is safe from overheating or shorting out. Remember, I'm looking to heighten my vaping experience without spending much more money, so please don't suggest a battery pack unless it is within my 10-15$ vape hardware budget. I mean, why spend 50 bucks on a fancy battery pack if I could easily figure out how to make my own?
Thanks