Joyetech eGrip - I am loving this thing!
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it's VENDOR.
So what? They'll still get the business when they have it in stock, because they're that good.
And can't you do lower ohm builds also?
I'm pretty sure I read that somewhere.
The battery is the same size, so OHMS formula would be the same for a unit that can do up to 20 watts. Build the RBA accordingly.
Right, but the old one won't work below 1.2 ohms even though it's 20 watts, will this fire below 1 ohm ????? Doesn't it say something about sub ohm on the box??
Printed on the top of box only says "Subohm Solution". So perhaps the software to the board allows it now? I don't do sub ohm, so I can't test for you, someone else here may? I have vaped a bit at 20 watts with the stock coil, and the unit gets warm, not sure how this thing would handle the HEAT with sub ohm vaping, let us know! good luck.
Thanks. I'll check it out when I get one.
A .5 ohm coil at 20 watts will be much cooler than the 1.5 at 20 watts, so heat shouldn't be a problem.
Been a little absent, sorry! Had a busy legislative session... so I have not gotten my Oleds yet. I would be really interested in how low a coil it fires too!
Been so outta the vaping loop for a few months. No forum or browsing for newest products. I didn't even know about the oled version... oh my... my egrip has been sitting for two weeks cuz for some reason my coils are gunk in up too quick and I have been to tired to maintain it. I am interested in some advice on a new build, spaced coil perhaps? I have 28 & 30 guage kanthal...
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YetiVape shipped quick! Received mine today. If Atomizer Resistance is below 0.4ohm display will read Low Resistance. You can Subohm with this thing!
I received my eGrip OLED from YetiVape today also and I love the improvements! Awesome knowing the battery power and much easier adjusting vv/vw. They shipped extra fast and was very helpful with a great price.
I've had 2 of the original egrips with the rba bases and they are great. So I decided to treat myself to the new OLED version. The problem is that this new version seems really hard to draw on compared to my other egrips. I've used the same coils in both and the old ones kick out twice as much vapour with the same RBA.
I've contacted my vendor, "vape escape" and they tell me they would need to find a specific fault though which is why it’s worth double checking coils etc. A comparison with a previous model isn’t a fault.
The button is also incredibly tight to rotate which is a pain considering how much you have spin it to go up and down in voltage
Can anyone help, I really love egrips but this OLED just isn't enjoyable as the original ones
I've contacted my vendor, "vape escape" and they tell me they would need to find a specific fault though which is why it’s worth double checking coils etc. A comparison with a previous model isn’t a fault.
The button is also incredibly tight to rotate which is a pain considering how much you have spin it to go up and down in voltage
Can anyone help, I really love egrips but this OLED just isn't enjoyable as the original ones
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Heya folks - been away from the forum a minute. Mainly cuz I've settled into a groove with my two non-OLED eGrips - both RBAs with a DIY vertical 1.5 ohm coil (search my previous posts or those by forum member Rutch).
1) I'm bummed the OLED isn't offered in wood (but I see evidence in Google image searches, mainly German sites).
2) The pearl white is intriguing - funny how Joyetech picks all these car paint colors now. Where's the John Player Special / Pontiac Trans Am black and gold for the eVic-VT?
3) I still get some very occasional and minor leaking, but that's all on the DIY vertical coil build and getting the wicking right for it. Plus my new gig has me out and about in a truck all day, so there's much more environmental variation to consider. I mix a couple flavors to get
4) Considering the truck thing, I kinda don't want a fancy screen to complicate my life and get scratched up. I still do the dial down to 8 watts for the morning thing, then click up to 12.5 for the day. Battery life has been great, still getting 12-14 hours out of a full charge (but keep in mind I have two units, one for out of the house and one that stays home (unless I forget to charge the other one).
5) The DIY vertical coil seems complicated at first, but I'm still on coils I did back in late May, and I wick both units in less than an hour every 7-10 days. The wicking involves some fussy cutting / splitting / wrapping in a certain method two separate pieces of cotton, and there have been times I've had to redo one, but it's been worth it. I'm not much of a flavor changer, and been very happy with a 50/50 mix of Dekang USA Mix 16 mg VG, and Cignot's Basic Tobeecco (tobacco & honey) 12 mg VG (has ~2% PG which helps with viscosity).
Like I said: in the groove now, and geeking out less on it. And very satisfied: see my signature.
1) I'm bummed the OLED isn't offered in wood (but I see evidence in Google image searches, mainly German sites).
2) The pearl white is intriguing - funny how Joyetech picks all these car paint colors now. Where's the John Player Special / Pontiac Trans Am black and gold for the eVic-VT?
3) I still get some very occasional and minor leaking, but that's all on the DIY vertical coil build and getting the wicking right for it. Plus my new gig has me out and about in a truck all day, so there's much more environmental variation to consider. I mix a couple flavors to get
4) Considering the truck thing, I kinda don't want a fancy screen to complicate my life and get scratched up. I still do the dial down to 8 watts for the morning thing, then click up to 12.5 for the day. Battery life has been great, still getting 12-14 hours out of a full charge (but keep in mind I have two units, one for out of the house and one that stays home (unless I forget to charge the other one).
5) The DIY vertical coil seems complicated at first, but I'm still on coils I did back in late May, and I wick both units in less than an hour every 7-10 days. The wicking involves some fussy cutting / splitting / wrapping in a certain method two separate pieces of cotton, and there have been times I've had to redo one, but it's been worth it. I'm not much of a flavor changer, and been very happy with a 50/50 mix of Dekang USA Mix 16 mg VG, and Cignot's Basic Tobeecco (tobacco & honey) 12 mg VG (has ~2% PG which helps with viscosity).
Like I said: in the groove now, and geeking out less on it. And very satisfied: see my signature.
I'm loving my Egrip OLED, still building the same 1.2 ohm coil on the rba base that I. Was building on my original Egrip however I'm running it at 22 watts which is something I never thought I would be able to use my Egrip for! Flavor is amazing as well using the new Sweet & Tangy by BASIC.
Just got my eGrip yesterday. Love it. I too have a basket of "rejects" and lots of money spent on garbage. One thing I don't understand is why are there two holes to fill with liquid? Kind of hard to just fill the bigger one. Any comments?
If you are talking about the two holes on the side, I would assume 1 is to the fill with fluid and the other is to let the air (pressure) out as you fill.
I love my eGrips
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