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[08geezer]

I am online getting ready to purchase the vamo v5 , it wants to know if I want a button top , or flat top battery , now I am confused

 

[LJTothetop]

flat top battery! you can look up the differences in this forum or on google!

 

[Rickajho]

Either type will work and fit in a VAMO. Some PV's however can be very fussy about which type to buy, based on the type of positive connector and/or the overall length of the battery tube. devices like an innokin Cool Fire simply make no allowance for that tiny bit of added length that a button top adds to a battery.

 

[08geezer]

so I should stick with button tops to be safe ?

 

[Rickajho]

When it comes to a VAMO the "safe" issue comes down to: They use an insulator in the battery tube that surrounds the positive connector. It's nothing more than a cardboard washer that's glued into place. Some times it's "not exactly centered" and when it isn't you might have a problem with a flat top battery making a connection. Easy fix: you just take it out, apply some glue, and do a better job centering it than they did at the factory.

Honestly for a VAMO it really doesn't matter. If I had my druthers I guess I would get the button tops for a VAMO.

 

[technowiz]

I just got the vamo V5 and the flat tops haven't been a problem. I don't have any button tops so I really can't say on those.

 

[81EMT]

I had a Vamo for a year and I always ran flat tops through it. That is not to say button tops won't work, just that I have no experience with them. I run a Nemesis mech now and I still use flat tops... seems to be a constant with me lol

 

[GeorgeWachsmuth]

I usually go with flat tops. They will work fine in the Vamo... and in almost any mod you may get in the future. (Lol...could happen!)