would there be any difference?

[danwldr]

I have just purchased a ego c  and am waiting patiently for the postman,it won't be here today as i only ordered it last night,but i can still wait,but what i was wondering is if i put my dct on it,i can do that right? would it be any different to vaping it on my torpedo at 3.7 volts as that's what voltage tornado puts out? 

[Astrecks]

The Tornado batteries  are a 3.7v  but with Pulse Width Regulation so the output remains at a constant 3.3v throughout its charge. Non regulated batteries like the SD battery are a 3.7v battery that start off fully charged giving an output of around 4.1v which declines steadily over the discharge period.

[danwldr]

Ok,what i mean is if i vape the dct on the tornado at what ever voltage it puts out will it be the exactly the same as vaping a dct at the same voltage on my torpedo?

[Astrecks]

If you set the voltage on your Torpedo at 3.3v.. yes.it should be the same. The Torpedo uses PWR to regulate the voltage the same as the Tornado battery, the higher the voltage the faster the discharge on the battery.

[danwldr]

Right,but the dct is rubbish at low voltage so maybe not put it on the tornado then.

[Astrecks]

It shouldn't be rubbish, the DCT is a low resistance coil, the idea behind a low resistance coil is to simulate high voltage vaping at a lower voltage. Of course, we all have our own "benchmark" for the perfect vape.