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So far I really enjoy using it...the form and size works for me. I don't mind carrying around the spare batteries in my pocket in case one dies. Previous to this I'd carry a couple of ego twist in my pocket which often broke. I do wish I could drop a kick in it though...I'm tempted to go into a machine shop to get a custom sleeve made.
18350 and a kick is pretty useless since the kick cuts out around 3.7v which an 18350 gets to that point very fast. I think I remember read the sigelei kick doesn't have the early cut off lime the evolv but could be wrong.
Thanks for the heads up StarDose.
I guess I'll need both extension tube and extension cap....then bigger batteries....then a kick
Thanks anyway Mopar...I think I'm gonna have to forward this request over to Santa.
I guess I'll need both extension tube and extension cap....then bigger batteries....then a kick
Thanks anyway Mopar...I think I'm gonna have to forward this request over to Santa.
The Sigelei kick clone has a cutoff of about 3-3.2. The Smoktech kick clone about the same or a little higher. Both run longer.
I saw that the crown shuts off at 3. Any idea what the puff count difference would be between an insert that shuts off at 3.5 and one that shuts off at 3. I'm pretty green to this battery side of vaping. Before this I was just using ego twists.
Hey all, just a few questions for those of you that have the Smoktech e-Pipe.
-Have any of you been able to use the Kanger Protank 2 on it?
-How are you supposed to know when the battery is depleted? I'm looking into getting one of these but I've always been afraid to use mechanical mods due to the fact that I wouldn't be able to check battery voltage remaining. Any suggestions on how to do so?
-Overall, is this device any good? I've got a Vamo V2, and I'm just looking for something to use when I'm not lugging around my giant Vamo. Did it live up to your expectations?
Andn one last thing I'm gonna throw out there just as a suggestion to those of you who own one of these, I would recommend a safety fuse just to stay on the safe side, here's a link to one from smoktech on discountvapers:
Smoktech Safety Fuse
-Have any of you been able to use the Kanger Protank 2 on it?
-How are you supposed to know when the battery is depleted? I'm looking into getting one of these but I've always been afraid to use mechanical mods due to the fact that I wouldn't be able to check battery voltage remaining. Any suggestions on how to do so?
-Overall, is this device any good? I've got a Vamo V2, and I'm just looking for something to use when I'm not lugging around my giant Vamo. Did it live up to your expectations?
Andn one last thing I'm gonna throw out there just as a suggestion to those of you who own one of these, I would recommend a safety fuse just to stay on the safe side, here's a link to one from smoktech on discountvapers:
Smoktech Safety Fuse
My Smok kick cuts off around 3.6 to 3.4.
I've read on ECF that the NHaler Silencer (VV adapter) has a 3v cutoff?
Here's a photo of it with the Protank I. The Protank II should work as well.
You could take the battery out to test it as performance diminishes or use it with a device that has a cutoff, such as the NHaler Silencer. NHaler also has a chrome extender that might allow for use of a kick, which has a low voltage cutoff. (I have not used these products myself.)
Yep, here's a photo with Protank II. Source page here.
Here's an ECF member's pipe with NHaler Silencer and Protank 2.
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I'm kicking my .... for not picking one up on my order last week. I've had one in & out of my cart so many times in the last few months.
I just ordered another gold Smok $25.98 ExhaleVapors for a gift. Also have extension $4.
It is genuine Smok epipe. It works great,also ordered a Silencer from Nhaler. Now I can use 18350,18500,18650, battery's and VV 3.3v-4.8v.
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