I was thinking about picking up another XL, but dont know how the Manuals are.. Just tried my brothers Reg Manual and I like it.. What are the benefits and how does it perform differently than the XL Auto?
Anyone own both XL Auto & Manual?
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I have both, I tend to grab the auto one first lately, it is a much lighter draw so you need to go looooooooooong and slow, no primer puff needed with the long cut off. The manuals are great too, I'd say the battery life is better with the auto for some reason?
yeah, I am oficially obsessed with my XL.. the regs are just my back ups when XL dies and cant use PT.. I used the XL for about 6 hours on and off so I cant complain. I decided I wanna stash the regs and get a shorty for public vaping, and an extra XL to use when the other dies.. just dont know which one to go for.... im also debating if I should go for a manual reg too lol.. im hooked..
we should have a Vapaholics Anonymous thread for the vapaholics.. lmao
we should have a Vapaholics Anonymous thread for the vapaholics.. lmao
i have both and prefer the manual, it's more equivalent to the PT for me. but i do like both! i like the man'l reg too. (but not as much.)
Got both the XL Auto and Manual... For me, the auto is my go-to, the manual is my secondary. Got both about a month ago.
I duunno if its changed but the manual has a 5 sec cuttoff. You can negate this by releasing the button at about the 4 second mark then pressing it again, but its kind of annoying.
The biggest difference though is the air-flow. The manual has a much harder draw (too hard if you ask me) than the auto which is the main reason why I like the auto better (where I find the draw to be just right). Because of this (for me at least) I seem to get more vapor, in less time, with less stress on the diaphragm with the auto.
This also means that the auto requires less cleaning than the manual, because those holes can get clogged up pretty quickly.
Hope this helps!!!
I duunno if its changed but the manual has a 5 sec cuttoff. You can negate this by releasing the button at about the 4 second mark then pressing it again, but its kind of annoying.
The biggest difference though is the air-flow. The manual has a much harder draw (too hard if you ask me) than the auto which is the main reason why I like the auto better (where I find the draw to be just right). Because of this (for me at least) I seem to get more vapor, in less time, with less stress on the diaphragm with the auto.
This also means that the auto requires less cleaning than the manual, because those holes can get clogged up pretty quickly.
Hope this helps!!!
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they have a 13 sec cut off now, if you order new ones from V4L. 
i find the manual (the new ones from V4L, anyway) to have an *easier* draw.
um, wouldn't the auto require *more* cleaning? the manual doesn't *have* holes to get clogged?
i find the manual (the new ones from V4L, anyway) to have an *easier* draw.
um, wouldn't the auto require *more* cleaning? the manual doesn't *have* holes to get clogged?
Surprisingly, at first I thought I like my auto better, but I was wrong.
I just got a man XL and received it yesterday actually and I like it even more than the auto. All I want are manuals now
Also, I too find that the manuals seem to have a slightly easier draw.
I just got a man XL and received it yesterday actually and I like it even more than the auto. All I want are manuals now
Also, I too find that the manuals seem to have a slightly easier draw.
*nods* me too... it seems to me that because the atty heats with the button, and i only have to, essentially, draw air through the cart, i often have to barely draw at all to get monster vape.
I prefer whichever one I happen to pick up.
If you have a battery (either type) that has too hard a draw, you can usually fix that by cleaning out the air holes under the threads. If you're experiencing a hard draw, there is a very good chance they're clogged - even on a brand new battery.
If you have a battery (either type) that has too hard a draw, you can usually fix that by cleaning out the air holes under the threads. If you're experiencing a hard draw, there is a very good chance they're clogged - even on a brand new battery.
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