eGo Vamo v2

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Texasman2011

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On a Vamo 5-7 watts is 5-7 watts no matter what you screw on top. So yes, *any* atty above 1.2 ohms will be fine on it, in VW mode. Rather than doing a bunch of math and adjusting VV (variable voltage) yourself, which gives you wattage, you set your watts on the vamo and it polls the attached device for it's resistance and automagically adjusts the voltage for you. :)

If you are curious about the math, here it is:

Amps = Volts/Resistance
Watts = Volts x Amps
Watts = (Volts x Volts)/Resistance
Volts = square root of (Watts x Resistance)

thank you. now another question, does anyone know where to get good e-juice? of would a DIY be better?
 

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thank you. now another question, does anyone know where to get good e-juice? of would a DIY be better?

DIY *can* be better, the potential is there, but if it was just as easy as mixing up some nic base and throwing some flavors in it then *everyone* would do it. It actually IS that easy... but to make really *great* juice is an art form and takes practice.

I buy juice from a lot of different vendors. Nine out of ten dollars I spend on juice today goes to MtBakerVapor. Their combination of excellent pricing, super fast shipping and quality flavors makes them the one I would personally pick, if I could only buy juice from one vendor. Everyone has their favorite though and if you ask a dozen different vapers you will likely get a dozen different answers too ;)
 

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The DFW area has a bunch of B&M's that sell good to excellent juice, several in Denton at least 3 in Lewisville 2 in Carrollton most if not all will let you sample flavors before you buy.

You do not need to do any math or know the resistance of any delivery device to use any VV or VW device.
It is a simple and quick processes of starting off at low power and increasing the power as you take a few drags to find what taste best to you.
 
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I use eGo-C atomizers at 6-6.5 watts on the VAMO with no problems.

yeah that is what I am currently at right now. it seems to be doing great. I like this battery.

The DFW area has a bunch of B&M's that sell good to excellent juice, several in Denton at least 3 in Lewisville 2 in Carrollton most if not all will let you sample flavors before you buy.

You do not need to do any math or know the resistance of any delivery device to use any VV or VW device.
It is a simple and quick processes of starting off at low power and increasing the power as you take a few drags to find what taste best to you.

I am just south of denton and north of Lewisville. I have been to the ones in denton and there is only one shop there that I get some stuff from. the other ones I don't like and they are OVER priced. I will see what I can find in the Lewisville area. I never thought about looking there thanks!
 

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If you travel a little further south to Carrollton you'll have 2 more good vape stores, both have some outstanding to excellent juice flavors to sample. (in my opinion).

I was thinking about checking out a little further for other shops. I will have to look into that thanks
 
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