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Prefer DTL, but can go either way... Like the looks of the Ares 2, plus it's re-buildable

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... --Never leave home without your peril sensitive sunglasses and your towel

It only locks, no power off. Remove batteries if you want it all the way off... Sent from my SM-T330NU using Tapatalk

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Needle nose pliers with narrow tips, unbend a thick large paperclip, small scissors, you can be creative... Put in freezer for about 10 minutes and use above to try to remove the cap. This is assuming there is not battery in it...If there is, spanner is the way to go --Never leave home...

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Ok, I'm in for a shot --Never leave home without your Peril Sensitive Sunglasses and your Towel.

If I remember for efest batts: V1 = Flat Top V2 = Button Top

It regulates down. It can't go over it's rated specs... I have one and can tell after a point it's not increasing voltage or wattage anymore....

If they are the spring buttons, replace the springs. Somewhere your button is causing resistance which is why they are getting hot. I've read many times, for whatever reason, it is the button spring...

Hybrid refers to the mech, not rda. "Standard" mech has a center pin between the atty (or rda/rta) and the battery. "Hybrid" mech there is no pin. The atty sits directly on the battery. That is why they need more care and time to learn. They are very easy to short if your not careful.

As you first mech let me leave you with this from an Apollo clone owner: I use flat tops. Seem to work best for me, and my othet mods. Check the top cap for that insulator. Make sure, really sure, the center pin in your atty is sticking out far enough before screwing it on the mod...

I have an Apollo clone also. It is not a beginner/first mech friendly mod. I've been vaping for a while, not a beginner. Shorted it first day by not paying attention when I screwed on an atty. Got hot fast. Very fast. Start with a mech that has a center pin, not a hybrid. Then move up to the...

I don't have an Atlantis, so we'll have to go with what was said above. If the pin is not adjustable, it more than likely is too short. I have a few attys like that and can't and won't use them on my apollo. As for the insulator, make sure it is in one piece, not melted, deformed, etc. It's...

I use to stack batteries in Vamo V5 all the time. Never had a problem, but it becomes a pain to track with 2 or 3 or more sets of batteries. 1) Buy all the 18350 sets you plan to use at the same time 2) Label your batteries in pairs. i.e.: 1A 1B 2A 2B etc.... These pairs are now married and...

Remove the hybrid cap and check if it has an insulator. If it has one, make sure it is in good condition and not melted. If it doesn't have one, do not tighten the hybrid cap to eliminate battery rattle as it will cause a short. You have to leave it loose. Check your batteries for tears in...