5V Reo?

[The Human Paraquat]

Hello all, I am having trouble finding the answer just searching, so I figure I would ask those who know. Can anyone advise me what combination of batteries would give me a 5V vape on a reo? I have LR atomizers, but they just don't cut it like my 5V passthrough. Thanks in advance!

 

[Kent C]

I don't have one but it's either 3.7v w/18650 or 6 volts w/2 RCR123a.

 

[mlinky]

Come on over to the REO forum http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/161161-battery-preference-reo.html There is a 5v option, but the battery doesn't last very long and takes a while to recharge.

Also, if it's not hitting quite as hard as you'd like, if you haven't put a dab of noalox on the firing pin (should be done about once a month) that might help a lot.

 

[The Human Paraquat]

Thanks all!

 

[jazdale]

Also, if it's not hitting quite as hard as you'd like, if you haven't put a dab of noalox on the firing pin (should be done about once a month) that might help a lot.

Please tell me about this noalox. I just bought a used mini.

 

[mlinky]

Noalox is an anti-oxidant Amazon.com: Noalox® Anti-oxidant Compound (4 Oz. Bottle): Electronics 4 oz will last you several lifetimes, they also carry it at Home Depot, etc. The REO Grand and Mini are all mechanical. The firing pin has a tiny bent tip that actually touches the positive battery end and completes the circuit. All you need is a very small dab of noalox applied once a month on the tip. Some people put a tiny bit on the positive end of the battery instead.