New in boxes,
35 SMOK V8 BABY-Q2 0.6 ohm dual-core coils (in 5-packs)
4 SMOK V8 BABY-Q2 0.4 ohm dual-core coils (one coil removed from 5-pack)

I paid $150 for all these. Could be a lifetime supply for some people!

$65 +15 shipping (USPS Retail Ground is lowest until July 9). Can accept Zelle. If Paypal, I can send you an invoice to pay.

Kumiho Model V review



Thanks to HealthCabin for sending me this product to review!
Kumiho Model V Pod Kit

Disclaimer: This review is my own thoughts and I am not associated with anyone at HealthCabin, nor am I being paid to write this review.

The Kumiho Model V is a device in the cheaper range of the pod kits. It’s a straightforward and easy to use pod. No button or anything. It does have airflow control, which a lot of vapes in this price range don’t have.


Specs:

• Build-in 600mAh battery
• 2ml refillable empty transparent pods: 0.6ohm & 1.0ohm
• Patented coil cotton design for 0.6ohm pod for quick eliquid transmission
• Innovative vibration interaction when the pod connected
• Super easy to use with auto draw
• Adjustable airflow for accurate RDL & MTL vaping
• Pre-filled pods are also available, sold separately
• USB C charging port

The packaging includes:

• 1pc Kuiho Model V Device
• 1pc Model V Empty Pod 0.6ohm (14-18W)
• 1pc Model V Empty Pod 1.0ohm (11-13W)
• 1pc User Manual

Design
It’s a good looking, lightweight device. The look of it would be comparable to the Wenax K1, especially with that longer mouthpiece. Definitely not a look we haven't seen before, but surely something that works. Especially with the stick form factor, oftentimes something for cigarette quitters to pick up.
In size it's about the same as a caliburn device, only the pod is a little taller. It took some getting used to for me, the look of the pod, but I’m starting to like it, especially because it gives a really comfortable experience.
There’s a small airflow control slider on the side, with 3 dots to get it more or less airy. There are no buttons or anything on the device, it’s just a little stick in the color you want, with the branding and led light indicators on the front.



Pods
Wow, do I love these mouth pieces! Not necessarily the way they look, but they feel so comfortable and they get the perfect amount of warmth when taking a hit. Flavor is very good and accurate, especially on the 0.6 ohm pod. It also gives a decent cloud and with the airflow wide open, you can do an easy restricted direct lung hit with it. The 1.0 ohm pod is definitely meant for mouth to lung vaping and also does this job very well. I did experience a little spitback with the 1.0 ohm pod, which I didn't at all with the 0.6 ohm. The pod has a basic side filling system, with a tab you can twist out of the way very easily for easy filling.



Performance
You can tell that the airflow control is really accurate and really does something. Fully closed, it makes a really tight mouth to lung draw, maybe even too tight. I'd recommend always having at least one slot open. Compared to other pod devices I've used, this airflow control button slides very easily. At first I thought this would be easily sliding on its own without wanting to, but that hasn't happened to me at all.
The battery is fully charged rather quickly, but fully charged it wouldn't get me through a full day. It would get me through an 8-hour work day though, so when at home, I can just charge again. The battery indicator light only has red and white. White is 100-31% and red is 30-0%.
The implemented vibration when putting the pod in, is something I haven’t seen before. I really like this touch to it, letting you know the pod is secure and ready to vape.
I think what attracts it most is the simplicity of it. People who are trying to quit a bad habit, maybe don't want to deal with the fuss of changing coils and devices that leak. This one would be a perfect starter kit for people who aren't familiar with vaping at all yet, but also to those who are but just want an easy, on the go spare.



Pros:

• Clear pods
• Airflow control is very accurate
• Comfortable mouthpiece
• Leak-free pods
• Beginner-friendly

Cons:

• Relatively small battery
• Availability of the pods

Verdict
It’s a very good pod device, especially for the price category it's in. Quality and formfactor wise very close to things we’ve seen before from Uwell and Wenax, but cheaper. The thing I’m most worried about would be the availability of the pods. Not only how long they’ll be available, but how accessible they are worldwide. If you can stock up on those or get them easily around you, I’d definitely recommend this device, especially if you're now just on disposables or even cigarettes. It could even be a go to device for myself. For one, I’m gonna enjoy the time I have left with the device with the two pods that came with it.



Another big thanks to HealthCabin for sending me this pod to review. I’d definitely recommend checking it out on their website!

Hello and welcome. Thanks for joining me for yet another review. This time I will be taking a look at the Vandy Vape Pulse V3 that was sent to me by Sourcemore in order to provide you with a fair and honest review. They have also given me a discount code that I will provide at the end of this review which will make the Pulse V3 quite affordable. The Pulse V3 has a redefined body design and has a new easy fill bottle. It has a maximum output of 95 watts and is compatible with 21700 batteries as well as 18650 with the included adapter. The chipset in the V3 offers Wattage, Bypass, and TC modes and is waterproof. Just as the previous versions were, the panels are replaceable so you can customize the V3 however you like. I’m sure other companies will make some panels also but Vandy Vape has some available also. I look forward to testing the V3 since I just recently purchased the V2 and have been using it for a short time.







WHAT’S IN THE BOX?

1* Pulse III Mod
1* 18650 Battery Adaptor
1* Instruction Manual
1* QC Type-C USB Cable
2* Squeeze Bottle (Black and White in Two Colors)

SPECIFICATIONS:

FEATURES:

1. New easy fill bottle

2. 95W with Watts, TC, Bypass

3. Powered by 21700 battery, or 18650 battery with adapter

4. Replaceable panel

5. Waterproof chip/PCB

6. Provide the panel DIY blueprints for users

7. Various panels are customized for you

8. Type-C fast charging

9. Safety protection: Open Circuit/Over-current/10 S Cut-off/Short Circuit/Over-temperature/Low-battery Warning Protection

INITIAL THOUGHTS:

The packaging for the Pulse V3 coloring surprised me. The rainbow type coloring effect made it a little difficult to photograph. The Pulse 3 name is in large print near the top with a sketch of the device below that. Also the Tony B. name is near the bottom since this one and the previous versions of the Pulse were designed in cooperation with Tony.

The same psychedelic coloring is used on the back of the box also. Once again the Pulse 3 name is printed near the top. There is a contents list, company information, a warning, and a list of features.

Once the top of the box is removed, you will find the Pulse 3 sitting in an insert with the dark squonk bottle pre-installed and a clear squonk bottle sitting to the side. It’s really nice in my opinion that there are two bottles included in the kit. There is also included a user manual, 18650 battery adapter and a short USB-C charging cable. The Pulse 3 can use a 21700 but like most 21700 mods there is an 18650 battery adapter. This one has the Vandy Vape name stamped into it in large letters. Kind of unnecessary branding in my opinion.

The version I received is called Jelly Yellow. I’ll be honest, I just don’t get the name. It doesn’t look yellow to me at all. It just looks like frosted clear to me. It’s a little hard to see but the Pulse 3 name is stamped into the side that has the squonk bottle exposed. There is a strong magnet on both the top and bottom that holds the panel in securely with no movement.

The opposite side also has the same strong magnets holding the panel in place. There is an opening molded into the body where the Pulse symbol is that helps you more easily lift that panel. Once lifted, you can then push the battery out the bottle side to change the battery.

There are different panel sets available so you can customize the Pulse 3. I thought it was a great design idea that not only the side panels are replaceable but you can also lift the front button panel and change out the entire panel or just swap out the buttons. It is also held in place by two magnets. They hold so well that I didn’t even realize at first that the button panel was removable. The circuit board has a Nano coating to help it be water resistant. Of course if you drop it in water then you’ll want to let it dry before powering it up but it should be ok.

I have used the Pulse .5 and the Pulse 2 and both had plastic bodies like the Pulse 3 but the 510 connections were mounted in plastic. With the Pulse three they have gone a step further by making the entire top plate of metal that houses the 510 connection. The plate is held in place by four screws which must be screwed into plastic but at least there won’t be any cracking of the top of the mod. I’m not all that familiar with different squonk connection types but this one appears to be made of stainless steel on the top side which would make sense since you are feeding liquid through it and would want it to be somewhat sanitary. I did not try removing the top plate to verify that the screws go into plastic but to me it just makes sense since most of the body is made of plastic.

The battery polarity is somewhat clearly marked on the inside of the battery compartment and both contacts are plated while the top contact is spring loaded. It’s a little tight installing a 21700 battery but not too difficult.

I very much like the squonk bottle design on the Pulse 3. In my opinion it is the best upgrade on this one. Like I mentioned earlier, there are two squonk bottles included with one clear and one a darker color. The squonk bottles have a rubber plug on the front much like a boro tank would so you don’t have to remove the bottle or even unscrew a cap like the V2 had in order to fill the bottle. You simply remove the side panel, lift the plug and fill the bottle. I didn’t see anywhere that it states the liquid capacity of the squonk bottles but would guess it’s probably 6-7ml. When you need to clean out the bottle then it is easily removed and a quick quarter turn of the bottle allows the top to be removed for cleaning.

The Pulse 3 has a large round fire button at the top followed by the display screen, the + and – buttons, and the USB-C charging port near the bottom. The display screen shows the following information.

• Battery level indicator
• Puff counter
• Set wattage
• Coil resistance
• Output voltage while firing
• Length of time of current puff in seconds

I find it odd that the puff counter is in fairly large font near the top of the screen. Normally this is in smaller font with the rest of the settings closer to the bottom on most mods. Also, it seems odd to me that changing the color only changes the color of the little pulse symbol in the lower left corner of the screen. It also changes the background color when turning the mod on and off. It would make more sense to me to change the font color or the color of the background on the main screen. There are quite a few options in the menu system and you can actually disable modes of operation that you don’t ever use. The button operation of the mod is as follows.

• Press the fire button 5X to turn the device on/off
• Press the fire button 3X to highlight the mode from the main screen and the + and – buttons can be used to switch modes
• Press the fire and + buttons to lock/unlock the wattage adjustment buttons
• Press the fire button and the – button to flip the screen
• Press the + and – buttons to enter the menu

Once the menu is accessed, the following options are available.

• Settings where you can toggle on/off different modes of operation available. The available modes are Watts, Bypass, Volt, TC Ni, TC Ti, TC SS.
• Hibernate: Set amount of time until the display times out
• Brightness
• Reset Puff counter
• Replace UI: Set color of display (only changes lower left symbol on main screen and background on messages and power on/off).
• Software version
• Factory reset
• Exit

FINAL THOUGHTS:

I feel like Vandy Vape has listened to end users and has made some definite upgrades on the Pulse 3. The metal top plate with the 510 connection is an attempt to improve the durability of the top of the mod. The other main upgrade in my opinion is the squonk bottle with the front fill port eliminating the need for removing the bottle or removing a fill cap to refill. This was my favorite upgrade on the Pulse 3.

As I mentioned earlier, I just don’t get the Jelly Yellow name of the version that I received. That being said, I don’t mind the frosted clear appearance at all and think that it could make for an interesting final design with some different side and front panels. Vandy Vape is selling some different panels and I’m sure other manufacturers will make some aftermarket panels.

I noticed that the squonk bottle on the Pulse 3 is very easy to press and when the bottle is over half full that it takes very little pressure to deposit a good amount of liquid. A single squonk was enough to replenish the liquid in the rda I used for testing the Pulse 3 most of the time.

I ran my wattage setting between 40-45 watts and found that while using a 21700 battery the life of the battery seemed like the battery management was good. I would prefer that there was a battery percentage on the display rather than just a battery indicator symbol.

My only real complaint on the Pulse 3 is that they gave the option of changing the display color but it only changed the small symbol in the lower left while in the main screen. I feel like they missed the opportunity to change either the background or wattage color. I would have preferred some more color on the main screen since that’s what you see most of the time.

I found the Pulse 3 as good operationally as any other squonk mod that I have used and would recommend it if you are looking for an inexpensive squonk mod that performs well. I’d like to thank Sourcemore and Kavis for sending the Vandy Vape Pulse 3 for this review. Thanks also to you the readers. Below is a link to the website and a coupon code in case you’d like to try one for yourself.

Code: VVP3M = $33.79

Vandy Vape Pulse V3 Box Mod 95W (sourcemore.com)

Has anyone used this RDA from Vinegar Works? I like the looks of it and got a severe case of the shinyitis.

Neith EPICMOD Disposable review



Thanks to HealthCabin for sending me this product to review!

NEITH EPICMOD 5500 Puffs Disposable Kit

NEITH EPICMOD 5500 Puffs 20mg Disposable Kit

NEITH EPICMOD 5500 Puffs 0mg Disposable Kit

Disclaimer: This review is my own thoughts and I am not associated with anyone at HealthCabin, nor am I being paid to write this review.

The Epicmod is a classy-looking disposable vape by Neith. The device comes in 10 different flavors and 3 different nic strengths (0, 20 or 50mg). I went for 20mg, because for me personally 50mg seems a little bit overkill, but if that's your thing, they are available. I went for the Energy Drink, Blue Razz Lemonade and Strawberry Kiwi flavors.



Design
The rectangle shape of the device feels very nice in the hand. All flavors a black top part, followed by a colored part, associated with the flavor. The black part is shiny and sleek. The colored part has more of a soft, almost rubbery touch to it. There is even an open part at the top, to connect a little chain or lanyard to if you're into that. The branding isn’t obnoxious, it really feels like a classy device directed to the right type of people.



Performance
Really good disposable device. You can tell that a lot of time and effort went into making this a quality device, something that can't be said for everything on the disposable market. It can do a loose mouth to lung and a very restricted direct lung draw. It definitely seems more targeted towards the mouth to lung side of things, though.
The light doesn't light up when charging it, it would've been a good touch to add that.
The device states to be 5500 puffs and that seems about accurate, unlike those 10000 puff devices that already taste burned halfway through.
The battery of this thing is a beast. I’ve been puffing on them constantly and it seems they only have to be charged after about two days of use.



Energy drink
This is the only one of the three, where the flavor disappointed me a little bit. Don't get me wrong, it was still a nice and comfortable flavor, with a little bit of ice, but it wasn't as sweet and as much 'energy drink' like as I would've expected. It's good that there are disposable products out there without this overwhelming sweet flavor, but for one called 'energy drink' it's what I would expect and that wasn't there as much as I'd hoped.



Blue Razz Lemonade
Honestly there's not much more to say about this one than that it's a very nice flavor. I think it's a well known flavor in vapes, disposables and those tfa juices, as it's very similar to those. Definitely that recognizable blue razz ice flavor with a bit of fizziness to it.



Strawberry Kiwi
This is my favorite flavor by far, with a more subtle flavor. I literally haven't been able to put this one down. Once I start vaping it, I just wanna keep going. It gives a really sweet strawberry cream type of flavor with a hint of kiwi.

Pros

• Lots of flavor, not too sweet
• Rechargeable
• Feels great in the hand
• 5500 puffs

Cons

• No charging light
• No airflow control

Verdict
I have to say, since I got these items, I have forgotten about my pods a little bit. I just throw them in my pocket, take them out when I want to have a vape, and put it back in. No liquid to keep an eye on. Barely a battery to keep an eye on, cause those are beasts. Definitely a disposable device that’s in the run to be one of the best, if not the best!



Another big thanks to HealthCabin for sending me this review. Definitely check out the EpicMod on their website!

LV Therion was shipped on Wednesday and it arrived earlier today in the advertised condition. Very straight forward with no hassles. Would trade with again.

I just ordered a stubby aio, I know it has the stainless steel cable wicking and I was just wondering if there wasn't anything I need to do to the cables, or are they ready to start wicking right out the box. Like do you to soak them in juice or anything. Or do I just put my coil in fill the tank up and start vaping?

The Tauren Boro Mech device is exactly what the name suggests. A mechanical based mod based around the boro tank settle of device.

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Adams Vape - Short Bread
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Packaging: 12ml flavour in a 60ml Chubby Gorilla bottle.
Crispy buttery shortbread spiced with a little walnut and vanilla. Come to think of it, I can't think of any other cake like this in my memory, maybe a nut cake from my childhood that could compare.
The scent is of the cake itself, vanilla and hints of walnut. It's perfectly fine, maybe the vanilla could be weaker, which hopefully doesn't play as big a role in the flavour.
Upon inhalation, the sweetness of the cake is immediately apparent, which pushes the other two flavours down. The vanilla is just barely discernible, but the walnut is just barely there at times. Reminds me a bit of the pistachio cannoli also from this maker, the sweetening was similar there, it just completely overpowered the flavours, which is why I found it very difficult to test. Somehow the flavours are not in proportion to each other. I have the cake, which I think is quite good, but the vanilla is too much, the nuttiness is barely there, and the sweetening is an eight or nine on a scale of one to ten. The composition would not be bad for a good dessert, but the proportions are not to my taste. Anyway, the flavours listed in the manufacturer's description are all in the product, which is a positive, but we didn't become big bratyis, but you know, this is just one opinion among many.

Hey y’all. Pretty simple stuff. I have a dicodes Dani 25 and a kayfun 25 mm tank with the steam tuners kit. I have a drip tip around here somewhere I can throw in if need be. The one I bought with this setup is a royal purple bigs tip from the UK and I’d like to keep that as it matches my new Dani micro setup.

It’s well used for several years now but works fine. A couple dings in the bottom battery lid and some atomizer scuffing on top.

I would like 100 for the tube and 50 for the tank. Bought them all from cremedevape in the UK and can provide purchase information if need be. Thanks so much for looking!!

Edit to add: I’m in the USA. I’d like to keep it in the USA if possible. Just more expensive and a pain in the .....

No trades, obviously. I’ve grown out of vapes as a hobby and I’m just trying to fund some new photography glass.

hi im new to vaping and currently using aegis geekvape mini the one with the built in li-po battery. right now im using two 6 loops alien dual core in my atomizer and im curious that if i use lower resistance coils itll work better in my vape so here iam asking the pros
and also feel free to speak your mind and give me advices thanks!

Hello and welcome to yet another review. Today I will be taking a look at the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDA that was sent to me by Hellvape in order to provide you with a fair and honest review. The Pro is a 24mm rda with three airflow options offering side and bottom airflow or both. The build deck is postless and offers plenty of space for building. There is also an extra side airflow ring and tip included in the package with each of these rdas in a different color. There are also DIY kits with both airflow rings and a tip available for purchase separately. Sounds pretty good on paper but the proof is in the pudding and we’ll just have to see how it performs.



WHAT’S IN THE BOX?

1* Dead Rabbit Pro RDA
2* 0.37Ω Ni80 Clapton Coil
1* Accessory Bag
1* Extra Colorful 810 Drip Tip
1* Extra Colorful Side AFC Ring
1* BF Pin
2* Shoelace Cotton
1* Coil Cutting Tool
1* User Manual

SPECIFICATIONS:



Size: φ24mm*31.3mm

Airflow: Bottom airflow, side airflow, bottom airflow+side airflow

Drip Tip: 810

Color: S.S, Blue, Gold, Matte Black, Gunmetal, Rainbow, Red

FEATURES:



1. φ24mm dual coil RDA

2. 3 airflow modes for stronger throat-hit

3. Generous space, easy to install coil

4. Extra 810 drip tip and side AFC ring included

5. DIY combo colorful match to bring you DIY fun

INITIAL THOUGHTS:

The Dead Rabbit Pro RDA is the next rendition of the Dead Rabbit line from Hellvape. Hellvape is always very generous with review samples and was nice enough to send two of the Pro rdas as well as two DIY kits that come with a color matching tip and both airflow control rings. I received the gunmetal and matte black versions of the Pro rda and two of the DIY kits in Pinkish and Silver.

The front of the box for the Pro has the same rda pictured for all color versions but does have a sticker on the front indicating which color is actually inside the box. The front also has the Hellvape and Dead Rabbit Pro names as well as showing the extra tip and side airflow ring that are included for free.

The back side of the box has a list of features and a contents list. Also on the back is an authenticity code, bar code with color name, and Hellvape company information.

As with any tank or rda, it’s always a good idea to disassemble it as far as possible for cleaning. I normally don’t take out the 510 plated center pin when cleaning but you could very easily on this one if you wanted to. It just releases the bracket with the two posts attached to it and it is easily reinstalled. I found this out when changing out the solid pin for the squonk pin.

As you can see in the first picture below, the side and bottom airflow control rings are easily removed for cleaning or for switching them out with some of the color ones. There are two o rings on the barrel assembly to help seal them but there is also a positive stop for each. I found it interesting that the two airflow rings are adjusted in opposite directions so that you won’t accidentally open or close one while adjusting the other. This was good thinking on Hellvape’s part since the airflow rings basically sit one on top of the other. Therefore the side airflow ring must be removed first in order to remove the bottom ring. They only go on one way so it pays to pay attention to how they come off when you remove them. The side airflow has ten honeycomb airflow holes while the bottom airflow is just a wide slotted opening.

The drip tips for the Pro are made of metal at the base and are topped with some sort of plastic with a swirled design. I really like the looks of these tips but they are so short and with the metal base they conduct heat pretty well which I found to be too hot if you chain vape much with dual coils.

The top of the main body has notches in it that would make one think that it’s one of those rdas where you turn the top in order to adjust the airflow but that isn’t the case. It’s just for aesthetics. The main body of the Pro is all one piece besides the airflow control rings. The Hellvape name is clearly printed on the matte black version as well as the Dead Rabbit Pro name. Some may not like the branding but I kind of like it. In the second picture below you can see how the inside lower part of the tip is made of metal which I mentioned earlier. Between the short tip and the metal transferring the heat, the tip just wasn’t a good fit for me.

The bottom of the build deck has the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro name etched on it. In the first picture below you can see that the standard plated 510 center pin comes pre-installed in the Pro. There is however a squonk pin included in the spare parts bag. I immediately installed the squonk pins in both of the samples that I received. I just happened to get a squonk mod for review on the same day that the Hellvape samples arrived. It might be unnecessary to mention but when changing the center pin you want to hold a finger on the top of the deck or the contacts can fall out. It’s not hard to put them back in place but why not avoid having to do it. There is also an Allen wrench included which is needed for unscrewing the center pin.

The second and third pictures below show the spacious build deck for the Dead Rabbit Pro. As you can see in the first picture, there are six airflow holes on either side of the deck. This is where the bottom airflow comes up and hits the coil. In the second picture you can see the large opening on each side that aligns with the opening for the bottom airflow control on the main chamber. Also you can see that the grub screws are slotted.

The Pro comes with two .37 ohm Ni80 Clapton coils. I like how the coil cutting guide that comes with the Pro has an arrow on one side to indicate where to place the coil for cutting so there is no guesswork as to how long to cut the coil legs. The marking indicates that one should cut the coil legs at 5mm so I did and the coil height seemed ok but possibly a little high for my taste. After installing and dry burning the coils, I was able to wick both coils with one of the two included cotton threads. I cut the wicks a little long like I usually do and thinned both ends. Once thinned, I placed one end in and trimmed the excess off the other end and inserted it into the juice well. I’m not sure the exact depth of the juice wells on the Pro but they seem deep enough to hold enough liquid for at least a few puffs between squonking.

Since I received two rdas for the review I decided to try something a little different on the second one. Instead of installing the same two included coils, I thought I’d take advantage of the spacious build deck and try one of the 5mm .37 ohm coils that I had purchased for a different rda. It fit very well and performed well. I actually ended up liking this build a little better than the dual coil build but both provided good flavor.

One of the selling points of the Pro rda is that it comes with a spare drip tip and side airflow ring in a different color than what comes pre-installed. The gunmetal version came with a blue tip and ring while the matte black came with a red tip and ring.

Besides the spare tip and airflow ring included in the Pro package for free, Hellvape is also making DIY kits available for separate purchase that include one tip and both airflow control rings in multiple color options.

FINAL THOUGHTS:

It has been a real pleasure testing the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDA. For me, the Pro is a welcome addition to the Dead Rabbit family. I like that it has a 24mm base diameter so it can be used on most mods without overhang.

I ran the dual coils at about 50 watts and got very good flavor and vapor production. As I mentioned earlier, despite very much liking the looks of the drip tips included with the Pro, they just got too hot for my tastes after a few consistent puffs. I instead chose to use a longer tapered tip with the dual coils and it worked out well for me.

The single coil that I installed in the second sample ran very nicely at 42 watts and to me seemed to provide superior flavor over the dual coil arrangement. Once again I installed a longer tip to help dissipate the heat better.

I ran both rdas on squonk mods and was concerned that over squonking might cause leaking out of the bottom airflow. I tried different airflow combinations with both open some, one open and the other closed, and ended up running both with just the honeycomb airflow open. I did notice when I had the bottom airflow open that I got a fair amount of condensation build up around the opening but never had any actual leaking.

I think it’s really nice that Hellvape decided to include the extra tip and airflow ring with the Pro. I can definitely see people using them and also purchasing the different DIY kits to highlight the colors of their mods. I’ve never been much of a matchy match person but do like having the option of adding some different colors to the rdas.

So about all that’s left at this point is to decide if I would recommend the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDA for you. I have really enjoyed testing them and I would say that if you are looking for a 24mm rda with some cool color options and want something you can run both dual coils or larger single coils in then definitely would say yes.

I’d like to thank Hellvape and Lisha for sending the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDAs and the DIY kits for this review. Thanks also to the readers for taking the time to check out my reviews. Below is a link to the website where you can see not only the Dead Rabbit Pro but also the plethora of tanks available from Hellvape.

Dead Rabbit Pro RDA-Hellvape - The DIY atomizer leading brand

Hi all,

I use disposable vape pens from 88vape, and while they've always been a bit temperamental, over the last couple of weeks I've noticed a charging issue which, bizarrely, seems to affect all batteries that I try and charge, both new ones and old ones, wherever I try and charge them. Here are the facts:

- I have tested this on three brand-new batteries, using their respective brand-new chargers, as well as a couple of old batteries, which I'm reasonably sure (but not certain) didn't have this issue before.

- I have tested this using two different Windows 10 laptops, a PlayStation 5, and a 5v USB wall converter (I wouldn't normally use the converter, but I was trying to establish whether the problem was with the laptops). The problem is always the same no matter what I use to charge the battery.

- The problem is that the batteries will only charge for 20 minutes, and then they stop charging. When the battery is first plugged in, the light blinks three times and then stays on, and the battery starts charging. But after 20 minutes, the light blinks 20 times and switches off, and the battery stops charging. I have to disconnect and reconnect it to resume charging, and the cycle begins again.

Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here, and if there's anything I can do about it? It seems very strange that this would suddenly start affecting all the batteries and/or all the USB ports on all the devices in my house, and even stranger that it would affect months-old batteries that never had the problem before.

Anyone here have the odin v2?
I noticed that sometimes the fire button doesnt wanna "click in" and fire..
Friend of mine who has odin v2 has the same issue, any one else?
It still works fine but sometimes it does that tho, still love the mod
Wanted to see if you guys have it too

Location: California
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Aspire MIXX 21700 Extension Kit - New Sealed
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Hi all,

I’m in the market for a replacement external Li-Ion cell charger. I’m currently using the Nitecore Q2 which I’ve been using without issue since 2019. This is a 2-bay charger that outputs 4.2V and allows 2A charging for once cell, or 1A charging for two cells. I would like to upgrade the charger to a 4-bay unit that allows for manual adjustable charging current (+/- milliamp) along with general cell and charging display information.

I am normally cycling in use 2x Samsung 30T 21700 cells, and 2x married pairs of Molicel P28A 18650 cells. Both of these cells are high capacity and high amperage, and both manufacturer’s data sheets, along with Mooch’s battery charge current rating table, confirm relatively high charging current rates (standard charge rate).

21700 - Samsung 30T (35A, 3000 mAh)
Charging rates:

• MaxLife Rate 0.75A
• Standard Rate 1.5A
• Rapid Fast Rate 4A

18650 - Molicel P28A (25A, 2800 mAh)
Charging rates:

• MaxLife Rate 1A
• Standard Rate 2.8A
• Rapid Fast Rate 8.4A

So ideally I’m looking for a charger capable of charging at a charge rate split across all 4-bays of 1.5A if I plan to charge say 2x 18650’s & 2x 21700’s. I was looking at the Nitecore SC4 which is capable of 1.5A over 4-bays simultaneously, but apparently the SC4 is not compatible with 21700 cells for some stupid reason.

Are there any recommendations from the community for a 4-bay charger that can allow for 1.5A or higher across all bays simultaneously?

Cheers!

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I have a Wismec RX200s mod and it recommends using ...

"Cell type: High-rate 18650 cell (discharging current should be above 25A)"

If I am only using it for MTL & some restricted DTL vaping, (No more than 50 watts) can I use batteries with 2500mAh (0.2C discharge) and a Max Continuous Discharge Current of 20A? There are no batteries available in Iceland that I can find above 25a Max Continuous Discharge Current.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Trent.

Hi! LF Glas tube possibly 18500 SS or TI; Will value eventually 18650

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