2 volt, 5 V4L batteries all returned because they didn't work

[CAEBronte]

I really hope someone can help me with this, in the past 3 months I have ordered 2 Titian XL auto batteries and 3 regular auto camo batteries from Vapor 4 Life I have also had to return 5 batteries to Vapor 4 Life because NONE of these batteries worked, the problem seems to have started when V4L and others went to sealed auto batteries these batteries have an extremely airy draw and at the same time require a huge effort to get anything out of them, think trying to suck a golf ball through a straw and you'll get the idea. I have been vaping for almost 2 years so I'm not a noob and I have tried all the little tricks to make these batteries work raising posts, adjusting carts, different carts, different chargers, cleaning things (although these are all brand new batteries) and still no luck. I've had the same problem with the 2 volt autos I just got from Smokless Image and I am so frustrated I could cry. Is it me? Did the sealing of the auto batteries change the way these things work? Like I said, I've been vaping for quite a while and I've never had battery issues like this until a few months ago, in fact my most reliable go to battery is a 5 month old unsealed auto volt. If anyone has any insight into this I would really appreciate at.

 

[TigerLadyTX]

I have no useful insight and I am not trying to sound flippant here, but perhaps you should switch to sealed manual batteries since you are having issues with the sealed automatic ones? I have 7 automatic batteries, all M401 models, and I love them because of the small portable size of them, and the fact that they can be carried around in a nifty PCC. They are, however, all unsealed batteries and they work just fine. I love those cute little batteries

I also have several manual batteries, too (KGOs, Fireflys, and 2 smallish cheapo 510s). These are all sealed and work great for what they do.

Anyhow, try some manual sealed in your preferred size and see if that helps.

Regards,

~Tiger

 

[solardrgn]

what do you mean exactly by didnt work? no LED, not enough vapor, etc...

i had to exchange a few volts within a very short period of time. it wasnt really a problem with me, they were all quickly replaced. but they did die very fast... one day working and then completely dead, no vapor, no LED going on, nothing. it was replaced though. another went completely dead after a few days also, but i could actually shake it and hear the battery rattle within. i guessed a solder got loose or something. they were sealed autos also

 

[propagandax]

I have the same problem, something changed I am sure of it. My old batteries are fine

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