v9 compatable batterys/ what number are they?

[trashguy]

What batteries are compatable with a v9 or the v9 cartomizers. From my searching
I've seen 401 and kr808d but nothing definite?? I have what appears to be a
loongtotem v9 from a mall kiosk just trying to see if there's any manual battery or
Diff color options.

Thanks

 

[Kent C]

What batteries are compatable with a v9 or the v9 cartomizers. From my searching
I've seen 401 and kr808d but nothing definite?? I have what appears to be a
loongtotem v9 from a mall kiosk just trying to see if there's any manual battery or
Diff color options.

Thanks

Pretty sure it's not fully compatible with the KR808D-1. Don't know much about these but check this:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo.../43548-compatibility-other-brands-models.html

 

[Hellen A. Handbasket]

You can now buy an adapter for the LTv9 cartomizers. These were made by by Vapure to allow use of LTv9/E9 cartomizers on any 510 device (this has been tested and verified to work by ECF member Mac, who is also an off-line supplier).

I suggest getting the Mega 510 manual battery since they run 4 hours, or run a mod unit for even longer mAh time. they are a bit longer, but it is well worth not having to recharge a battery every hour! Also, the 510 battery is much less expensive than anything else that would be compatible with the LTv9 cartomizers.

The adapters are available here 510 Adapter I'd suggest getting a few of them since they can go missing easily. It is best to put the adapter on the cartomizer first, then put it on the battery (don't crank them down hard).

As a bonus, you can try out the 510 cartomizers with your new 510 batteries or try the 510 atomizers if you ever decide to change it up. I find both to work quite well and give excellent vapor, flavor and throat hit.

Happy Vaping