sky10 is old sticker i had laying around, thats not what youll see, ill be providing stickers with them so i just wrapped the one i had near around it.
- Status
Gotvapes welcomes its new 9 week sharpeagle baby girl MEA to the badkolo family
here you go, the GotVapes STINGRAY 360, you all know long a 220mah battery is and a 350 mah battery, well this is more powerful then both , just give it a gander.
tested thoroughly for 4 weeks of heavy heavy use, lasts extremely long, over 3 fills with no worries.
more info later on today.
bumpy bumpedy bump
you know what this is!!! easy fill kit.
who bumped me, oh it was me.
The Stingray is gorgeous and I want one! I've got a great VP mod, but I still love my stick batty's, especially with Sapphires. Is that a Vision Deux on it? Really wanted to try those, but you were sold out by the time I found GotVapes. So the battery is shorter but maybe a touch thicker?
And Mea is just beautiful... what a sweet 'lil face. congrats!
And Mea is just beautiful... what a sweet 'lil face. congrats!
lol, waiting on daniel, he really hasnt been feeling well, he hasnt been on the forum and for a reason, he has like over 20 pages to makes and its tiring, so please bare with us.
again, thats not a 510 stick, yes it has a 510 connection but its just slightly thicker, stronger, and each one has been checked, works like a champ and rocks ,its auto and designed to be a auto, they dont make a manual, this was designed for this system, no issues with leaking and no dead batteries. these badboys rip, video will come in the morning along with everything else. it just feels right in your hand, havent used anything since, now i can have my cake and eat it too.
and yes thats a new sized V, the new vision line has a new name as well, 4 sizes, extra unbreakable tubes for all sizes, new ohms, new base. extra mouth peaces and inner plugs for all as well.
and its a 3.7v, both ohm V's work wonderfuly on the 360, it comes with 3 ALL NEW V's
again, thats not a 510 stick, yes it has a 510 connection but its just slightly thicker, stronger, and each one has been checked, works like a champ and rocks ,its auto and designed to be a auto, they dont make a manual, this was designed for this system, no issues with leaking and no dead batteries. these badboys rip, video will come in the morning along with everything else. it just feels right in your hand, havent used anything since, now i can have my cake and eat it too.
and yes thats a new sized V, the new vision line has a new name as well, 4 sizes, extra unbreakable tubes for all sizes, new ohms, new base. extra mouth peaces and inner plugs for all as well.
and its a 3.7v, both ohm V's work wonderfuly on the 360, it comes with 3 ALL NEW V's
Last edited:
Congrats on the pup Bad! I remember when we brought home Cashmere, our all white American Bulldog. The wife fell in love and I felt sick considering how big she would get....And she did...90lbs of pure oaf. Thankfully she's a sweetheart of a dog that tolerates all sorts of ill treatment from our 3 year old. Poor dog, I know we don't catch half of it.
thanks everyone, more to come in the morning, ill release pics of everything else , there lots more so dont worry
Went off to do stuff but had to come back and drool over that first set of pics..... a stick-style that has a decent battery life with a reliable no-filler system that's easy to fill. (and has good vapour and taste, of course)
As much fun as playing around with variable power and dripping systems and all the rest is, that's pretty much my holy grail for everyday vaping.
As much fun as playing around with variable power and dripping systems and all the rest is, that's pretty much my holy grail for everyday vaping.
Last edited:
I know many of you just want high volt stuff, and we do what we can, we try to get you different ohms etc.
same with batteries, the variable ego was for you all, not me. trying to give you some choice without needing to go high volt, so as usual we always have to keep in mind that new users most likely start with stick styles, lower volts form 3.2 to 4.2 are the most common voltage there is, all the HV mods out there havent changed that, its catching on and we will follow but I cant see myself ever starting someone off with HV devices or cartos or atties, it truly isnt needed for them.
we can have different ohms and essentially mimick high volt vaping, many will testify that a 2.4 ce2 at 3.7 or 4.2 volts like many batteries come in performs just as well as its equivalent HV would.
I have nothing against HV vaping, got all the devices here, love them all but this isnt about the devices its about the user.
thats where the stingray 360 comes in, I LOVE STICK STYLES, it gives me that cigarette feeling the most, always has, thats how I and everyone I know started, a simple stick device and a good carto for back then. i had good vapor, good taste and it mimicked smoking and HELPED ME QUIT, The ISSUE was that the carto lost flavor and it was burning inside which disgusted me, needed to be topped off every few and was a hassle but most importantly THE BATTERY LIFE SUCKED.
30 minute stretches just dont cut it. Back then thats what we had, then slowly I and others I know moved on, looking for bigger batts but china just started that while nhaler and others where cranking out incredible mods which hold bigger batts and also do high volt and these devices are all top notch, silver bullet, nhaler, v3 and so on but size is a issue for the real world.
The real world needs stick styles, It might not be your belief but ive done more then enough real world testing with mods versus stick styles and every time they all go for the stick style(not knowing it wont last long)
People who are trying to quit are important but us more experienced vapors always seem to be looking for the next best thing, the thing that does the most, sometimes I ask myself why, Am I achieving my goal of quitting smoking and not losing my head in doing so.
well that what has been happening and I dont like it, so for the last month ive been using the 360, testing it, making sure they last, making sure no premature death, i checked all of them, made sure they cut off when they where suppose to and not earlier, i filled its corresponding V , blew out any juice i might of overfilled, dried it off , screwed it on, and vaped, I did this exclusively with the 360, since then i gave away tons more of my gear, im more whole now, the friends i gave kits to before and stopped vaping have been using them for 3 weeks and are loving them, it just works, its simple, fill and vape, back to auto, but auto done right!, great draw and the carto works well with it and youll see that in the video with both ohms.
same with batteries, the variable ego was for you all, not me. trying to give you some choice without needing to go high volt, so as usual we always have to keep in mind that new users most likely start with stick styles, lower volts form 3.2 to 4.2 are the most common voltage there is, all the HV mods out there havent changed that, its catching on and we will follow but I cant see myself ever starting someone off with HV devices or cartos or atties, it truly isnt needed for them.
we can have different ohms and essentially mimick high volt vaping, many will testify that a 2.4 ce2 at 3.7 or 4.2 volts like many batteries come in performs just as well as its equivalent HV would.
I have nothing against HV vaping, got all the devices here, love them all but this isnt about the devices its about the user.
thats where the stingray 360 comes in, I LOVE STICK STYLES, it gives me that cigarette feeling the most, always has, thats how I and everyone I know started, a simple stick device and a good carto for back then. i had good vapor, good taste and it mimicked smoking and HELPED ME QUIT, The ISSUE was that the carto lost flavor and it was burning inside which disgusted me, needed to be topped off every few and was a hassle but most importantly THE BATTERY LIFE SUCKED.
30 minute stretches just dont cut it. Back then thats what we had, then slowly I and others I know moved on, looking for bigger batts but china just started that while nhaler and others where cranking out incredible mods which hold bigger batts and also do high volt and these devices are all top notch, silver bullet, nhaler, v3 and so on but size is a issue for the real world.
The real world needs stick styles, It might not be your belief but ive done more then enough real world testing with mods versus stick styles and every time they all go for the stick style(not knowing it wont last long)
People who are trying to quit are important but us more experienced vapors always seem to be looking for the next best thing, the thing that does the most, sometimes I ask myself why, Am I achieving my goal of quitting smoking and not losing my head in doing so.
well that what has been happening and I dont like it, so for the last month ive been using the 360, testing it, making sure they last, making sure no premature death, i checked all of them, made sure they cut off when they where suppose to and not earlier, i filled its corresponding V , blew out any juice i might of overfilled, dried it off , screwed it on, and vaped, I did this exclusively with the 360, since then i gave away tons more of my gear, im more whole now, the friends i gave kits to before and stopped vaping have been using them for 3 weeks and are loving them, it just works, its simple, fill and vape, back to auto, but auto done right!, great draw and the carto works well with it and youll see that in the video with both ohms.
Nicely said Bad. I actually started off with a Blu kit. It died after a month. I moved on to a Riva 510; then an eGo pass-thru; then a VV eGo. I now have an Infinity Pro on its way. Each step gets me closer to quitting.
When I first quit, I wanted something that was just like a regular cig. After my first experience, I wanted something manual and better battery life. I then wanted a pass-thru for all-day vaping. Then, I wanted to try variable voltage. Now, I am going with the Infinity Pro hoping that it will take care of all my needs.
The same can be said for the items I plug into my PV. Carts, cartos, dripping, eGo-T's, CE2's, carto tanks, etc... The ones that I use now are because of the endless purchases and searching I've done. I finally know what I need and like.
Being a vendor, you are trying to be a one-stop-shop for all vaping needs. That's great. As I am purchasing some friends/family vaping kits for Christmas, I will be looking at the new stick style PVs for them. An eGo and/or mod isn't usually for the newbie. It looks too intimidating and uncomfortable. But, a really good stick style PV is perfect, and is much better than what many of us started with.
When I first quit, I wanted something that was just like a regular cig. After my first experience, I wanted something manual and better battery life. I then wanted a pass-thru for all-day vaping. Then, I wanted to try variable voltage. Now, I am going with the Infinity Pro hoping that it will take care of all my needs.
The same can be said for the items I plug into my PV. Carts, cartos, dripping, eGo-T's, CE2's, carto tanks, etc... The ones that I use now are because of the endless purchases and searching I've done. I finally know what I need and like.
Being a vendor, you are trying to be a one-stop-shop for all vaping needs. That's great. As I am purchasing some friends/family vaping kits for Christmas, I will be looking at the new stick style PVs for them. An eGo and/or mod isn't usually for the newbie. It looks too intimidating and uncomfortable. But, a really good stick style PV is perfect, and is much better than what many of us started with.
Awesome, awesome and awesome! 
I've actually been thinking about picking up an auto. Don't get me wrong, I do love my mod, but I bought a couple friends of mine some 3.7V pen style autos from local meets and there's something to be said for the cigarette-like ritual
I've actually been thinking about picking up an auto. Don't get me wrong, I do love my mod, but I bought a couple friends of mine some 3.7V pen style autos from local meets and there's something to be said for the cigarette-like ritual
especialy when it lasts a long time and gives you that satisfaction. it just feels right.
you can choose between 2.6 to 2.8 or 2.8 to 3.0 ohms and even the 3.0 gives you tons of vapor at 3.7 and 4.2 volts
ALSO , the ohms have been hand checked, the company has gone above and beyond, they heard all your issues and said ok we will make the whole line better and add more sizes. and thats exactly what they did.
irregular ohms where taken off and bunched together for others. each and everyone was checked.
so you will get 2.6 to 2.8 if thats what you buy , same for the 2.8 to 3.0 ohm range.
TUBES TUBES TUBES, these arent as opaque, the juice is more visible yet its the super tube, so many will be happy to know that.
we have all the tubes, in all sizes.
you can choose between 2.6 to 2.8 or 2.8 to 3.0 ohms and even the 3.0 gives you tons of vapor at 3.7 and 4.2 volts
ALSO , the ohms have been hand checked, the company has gone above and beyond, they heard all your issues and said ok we will make the whole line better and add more sizes. and thats exactly what they did.
irregular ohms where taken off and bunched together for others. each and everyone was checked.
so you will get 2.6 to 2.8 if thats what you buy , same for the 2.8 to 3.0 ohm range.
TUBES TUBES TUBES, these arent as opaque, the juice is more visible yet its the super tube, so many will be happy to know that.
we have all the tubes, in all sizes.
Last edited:
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
- Locked
- Locked
