Halo VV Questions

[TheColdHandedVG]

Just wanted to start a thread for this since I cannot find answers and am sick of digging through threads.

1. About how long until the VV triton batteries are released?

2. What color's will the be available in?

3. What size (MaH) will they be available in?



Rhetorical: why is the triton soo damn amazing??

 

[JR 137]

From Cinder Ella...

Colors - Black, Blue and Pink
Capacity - 900 mAh
Length - 106.1 mm (4.177 inches according to Google)

Release date - Soon (whenever that is!)

 

[TheColdHandedVG]

From Cinder Ella...

Colors - Black, Blue and Pink
Capacity - 900 mAh
Length - 106.1 mm (4.177 inches according to Google)

Release date - Soon (whenever that is!)

Thanks. I already got the black and don't like the blue or pink... Oh well.

 

[JR 137]

Somehow, everything in my pockets is black - cell phone and case, wallet, key chain, etc. I decided to change it up for once and get something in a different color. I was going to go with red for my Triton starter kit, but it was out of stock. Ended up buying blue. I think it looks cool. It's a regular blue under normal light, but in the direct sunlight it's got some very cool depth to the color.

As stupid as it sounds, I was thinking brown for the twist. I figured it would give it a cigar kind of look. Not happening, apparently. I'll take anything but pink. I'm pretty secure in my manliness, but there's no need to prove it.

I think a maduro cigar colored battery and sleeve over the tank would look badass, but that's just me.

 

[PeteC2]

All my Triton gear is black. Stealth-vaping bayyyybee!

Besides, all the accessories can be in any color and match...

The other day though, I saw the lime-green Triton. Never would have thought of it, but actually it is very cool looking.

 

[stevegmu]

I hope when the VV batteries come out, there is a recommendation by the juices on Halo's site saying what voltage works best for which juices.

 

[MikeyPanoz]

^^ a little birdie told me pete know's where to get the vv

 

[PeteC2]

^^ a little birdie told me pete know's where to get the vv

It is true! Only bad thing, as they are re-sellers, the twist is $5 more through them. As I got mine at the store, with what I saved on shipping, not a bad deal, so it comes down to whether the extra 5 is worth it to you.

 

[Detail Man]

Hey PeteC2, could you share with us the voltage range and adjustment increments of the Triton Twist?

 

[SgmFranKo]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/halo/425679-very-halo-day-triton-vv-twist-found-2.html

 

[Detail Man]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/halo/425679-very-halo-day-triton-vv-twist-found-2.html

Thank you!

 

[PeteC2]

Hey PeteC2, could you share with us the voltage range and adjustment increments of the Triton Twist?

Range is from 3.3volts to 4.8 volts. Increments I am not sure of but the dial is a smooth continuously adjustable style. Easy enough to turn but not at all loose, where you might accidentally change settings.

Unlike the eGo twist which has the markings on its chrome colored spinner at the bottom, the Triton twist has its markings embossed on the lower end of the barrel. Much easier to see, by the way, however, there are only 4 markings for 3.3v, 3.8v, 4.3v, and 4.8v.

IMHO, not really a big deal as I can easily dial in to a voltage that I want for any given ejuice.

 

[Cinder Ella]

Promise, the minute I find out they are on the site you all will be the first to know!

 

[Cinder Ella]

VV Triton batteries now available!

E-liquid USA | E-Cigarette Liquid | Electronic Cigarette | Halo E-Cigs

 

[stevegmu]

Ordered a pair in Midnight Blue and some 3.0-3.2 ohm coils.

 

[Detail Man]

Hopefully there'll be some left by the time I'm ready to order.

 

[SeniorBoy]

Congrats Halo! I want to be very respectful, polite, and not start a flame fest with the following post.

The price differential is large. Actually $14.50 for battery plus coil. It would be great to hear your experiences with the VV. Compared to a regular Triton Tank system? Any difference? How long and how much juice did you burn finding that sweet spot? Due you think it's justified?

I have plenty of Halo gear with 3 orders in one week. LOL I love my Triton and my G6 has it's place in my toolbox. My Halo ejuice collection will soon need it's own drawer. I also like to play with toys but that's just me.

Thoughts?

 

[Scottsomnia]

I moved from the G6 to the Triton and now to the VV and let me say I'm no veteran and I'm still trying to figure out the VV thing. I am using it with the 3.0 - 3.2 ohm. I'm using some Halo liquid 12 nic and some MBV 65pg-35 It seems when I max it out I get the best flavor and vapor but not sure if that's the best way to do it. The flavors seem stronger to me and I'm getting tons more vaper then with the regular Triton.

That's my brief experience 3 hours in.

 

[JR 137]

So while I wait for mine in the mail, I guess I'll ask a few questions here...

Can we get a user's manual/how to of some sort?

The website suggests using the 3.0 ohm coils to get the most range out of the twist; are higher resistance coils more likely to burn at higher voltage outputs?

There seems to be different voltages written on the batteries near the twist part; are these the only voltages (as it it clicks at these points), or does the bottom spin to give gradual increases/decrease along the way?

I'm assuming I should start at the lowest setting and work my way up until I find the best spot?

What else should I (or any other first time vv user) know?

 

[jefsview]

So while I wait for mine in the mail, I guess I'll ask a few questions here...

Can we get a user's manual/how to of some sort?

The website suggests using the 3.0 ohm coils to get the most range out of the twist; are higher resistance coils more likely to burn at higher voltage outputs?

There seems to be different voltages written on the batteries near the twist part; are these the only voltages (as it it clicks at these points), or does the bottom spin to give gradual increases/decrease along the way?

I'm assuming I should start at the lowest setting and work my way up until I find the best spot?

What else should I (or any other first time vv user) know?

The lower the ohms, the lower the volts. High resistance coils should be used higher higher volts, so you don't get burning.

Have you noticed that you might get a burnt hit with a freshly charged Triton battery because it hits at a high 4.2, and sometimes that's a little high for the standard resistance coils if the coils aren't wet.

But yes, one should always start at low voltage and work your way up, to try out the flavor/vapor ratio and throat hit. Start out too high, and you could damage your coils.