Pass Through

[philh]

Hi,
My son brought me a little present in hospital today.
It's a passthrough that does away with the battery alltogether.
It works OK but now for my question. It's variable voltage, 3, 3.6, 4.2 and 4.8 with the led flashing a different colour to show the different voltages.
I have tried all of them and although there is slightly more vapour the higher the voltage there is no difference in TH or taste.
I can live with it as it means not having to mess with batteries while in hospital but is there anything I'm missing? After all, there should be some difference, shouldn't there?
Phil

[OneDay]

Sounds like an ideal solution to hospital vaping!
What have you got on top of it, and what reistance?

[DiscoDes]

it may be that whatever you're running it off can't supply enough current, what are you running it off?

[philh]

Hi,
I am using a V-Core 2 at 2.4 but ce4s are the same.
Phil

[philh]

Oct 20, 2013 22:17:40 GMT DiscoDes said:

it may be that whatever you're running it off can't supply enough current, what are you running it off?

Plugged directly into the mains.
Phil

[DiscoDes]

Oct 20, 2013 22:20:32 GMT philh said:

Oct 20, 2013 22:17:40 GMT DiscoDes said:

it may be that whatever you're running it off can't supply enough current, what are you running it off?

Plugged directly into the mains.
Phil

Yes, but what is plugged in to the mains? If it's a power supply that can only supply 500mA then that's not enough power. Ideally you need something that can supply 2A.

[philh]

Oct 20, 2013 22:28:16 GMT DiscoDes said:

Oct 20, 2013 22:20:32 GMT philh said:

Plugged directly into the mains.
Phil

Yes, but what is plugged in to the mains? If it's a power supply that can only supply 500mA then that's not enough power. Ideally you need something that can supply 2A.

Hi
It,s the passthrough that is plugged into the mains. It does say on the pack that it needs a 2A mains/usb adapter and that is what I'm using.
Phil

[DiscoDes]

Oct 20, 2013 23:00:49 GMT philh said:

Oct 20, 2013 22:28:16 GMT DiscoDes said:

Yes, but what is plugged in to the mains? If it's a power supply that can only supply 500mA then that's not enough power. Ideally you need something that can supply 2A.

Hi
It,s the passthrough that is plugged into the mains. It does say on the pack that it needs a 2A mains/usb adapter and that is what I'm using.
Phil

Good, that's one possibility eliminated then. Ok did you get any instructions? of On mine the light is blue when on maximum voltage.

[philh]

Hi
Basic instructions, the bit about min amps and a small colour chart showing
blue 3v
purple 3.6v
red 4.2v
green 4.8v
Phil

[OneDay]

Oct 20, 2013 22:19:16 GMT philh said:

Hi,
I am using a V-Core 2 at 2.4 but ce4s are the same.
Phil

With a 2.4 atty you'll be struggling to get a decent wattage at those voltages until you're cranked right up.
I'd suggest getting hold of a 2.0 or even a 1.8 if you're looking for throat hit and flavour.