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Originally Posted by socalsmoker The voltage on my Riva Ego battery read 3.92V and my 510 pass through without battery read 4.69V. No wonder my passthough vapes better and hits harder. Even more suprising my stock dse510 battery fully charged reads 3.9V |
They vary. A fully charged battery should start out at 4.2V (the specified charging voltage) and decrease rapidly to ~3.8V and sit there for a while before going lower, and the protection circuit should cut it off under 3V. YMMV. The mAH rating of the battery plays a big part in this. I have an 18650 mod that holds up at ~4V for a whole day, then sits at 3.7V for two more days.
A note on the pass thru: does it have a battery? If so, plug it into your computer and vape away. If not, you're drawing ~1.2A from a circuit designed to deliver ~750mA, so you're drawing double the power. Your computer may put up with this for a long while. I stopped using a straight passthru on my computer when I noticed the monitor screen skewing to the right every time I hit the passthru! (of course, being a Professional Geek, my computer is something like your mechanic's car...no covers and a 350W power supply doing the work of a 500W...). DO NOT use it on a laptop!
I use my straight thru in the car with a USB cig lighter adapter. It runs about 5V and vapes like crazy. I'm waiting for the cheap a$$ made-in-China circuit in the charger to crap out and deliver a straight 12V to the atty. VAPOR CITY!!!