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If you have about an hour to read all 15 pages of this thread, you'll see why so many people don't like ECF. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/8842-anyone-interested-cannabis-hemp-e-liquid-flavor.html Read all 15 pages, it's a big heated argument. It got me so frustrated! This is one of the reasons why people do not turn to ECF.

Batteries aren't regulated power supplies and as such will sag when a load is applied. Raw (unloaded) volts don't mean much. We know a fully charged Li-ion comes in at 4.2V, but that's not what we are vaping at (loaded). This guy built a tester. What you are seeing here is two 3V Tenergy LiPo's actually firing a Joye 2.1Ω atty. This is the true voltage we actually get when we vape. Note the 3V protected Li-ions (actually 3.6V batts with a built in mini regulator) may be different. Using Ohm's Law we see that this atty is pulling 2.5A. Unfortunately these LiPo's where never designed for such a high discharge.

From what I understand it's longer with longer carts. Which of course = longer cart life. Yes it should work with normal 510 batteries as I believe it's the same fitting. I believe the same as above. Yes they should work fine with any 510 battery although I would imagine because the resistance is lower it would suck up battery life a bit faster. The point of low res atties is to give a "5 volt feel" while using a 3.6 volt battery. (Get's hotter faster) I'll forward this thread over to Word Up to make sure.