26650 Battery

[ninjabat]

Just got my 26650 battery on Saturday (over a week ago) and it lasted 10 days on the first charge.

I know i used my new device a lot in that first week but so far it feels like i'm off to a great start.

I'm sure i'm not the only one who vapes excessively on a new device that just arrived.

Just had to share because what else am i gonna do for 3 hours while it charges?

Happy trails!!

[mse12]

That's awesome. Make sure not to over discharge the battery. That is the quickest way to kill one. It wouldn't hurt to check them on a multi meter, you shouldn't go under like 3.2 or 3.3.

[ninjabat]

Thanx for the advice, mse. I'll have to look into getting one.

I know i'll eventually want an ohm meter also when i get the kick...

Coming from someone with the same device I have, I always respect yer input!!

[ninjabat]

This rebuildable atomizer ohm's law mechanical engineering stuff reminds me of the days when i was building the piezo-element pickup into my 3-string cigar box guitar. Who would have thought that vaping would have so much in common with building musical instruments...

[mse12]

Ohms law is critical in any electric application. I would definitely pick up a meter they can be had for cheap, especially if you have a harbor freight in your area. I picked my last one up at Lowes for around $20. As expensive as batteries are you'd be cheaper to pick up a meter than kill a couple batteries.

[ninjabat]

Thank you mse for the help.

I got a multimeter today.

Makes me want to rub my feet on the carpet

and measure the volts going through ninjabatgirl when i shock her...

[mse12]

Awesome, trust me, it'll pay for itself without question. When your vape begins to feel somewhat weak just check it and if it's below 3.4-3.3v it's time to charge. Happy vaping!

[ninjabatgirl]

Thank you mse for the help.

I got a multimeter today.

Makes me want to rub my feet on the carpet

and measure the volts going through ninjabatgirl when i shock her...

Really now? I'll shock you.....