Wago is down - 500mah lasts 13.5 days reading the temp every 240s.

 


The blue line is the AZDelivery device, measuring the temperature every 240s on a 500maH ecig battery.

It lasted 13.5 days.

Its now going into production with a brand new 3000maH battery pack.

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