Do you have a link? I can't seem to find any there when doing searchers for variations of vape band/s
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Do you have a link? I can't seem to find any there when doing searchers for variations of vape band/s
They've got a bazillion of them, but they're listed as "Silicone Anti-Slip Ring"
Reminds me of wading through Mil-Spec catalogs at NASA. "You call that what? "
The inside has no text or graphics.
Good point.
For many months now I've had a 4-pack of silicone AFC rings from some Eleaf or iJoy tank. Sorry, don't recall the name, I don't have the tank.
The have tabs that fit the AFC slots so I just turn them inside out... better grip anyway.
Something like $2 for the pack of four.
I just googled that and vapordna specs it at 24mm so the answer would be no. 23mm (or just shy of 23) is all you can fit depending on any base knurling.
I have been having a lot of "device too hot" messages recently.
The Pico is displaying me that all the time when I put back my 18650 charged on an external charger, even if the battery is at room temperature. I have to wait 10 minutes so that I can start vaping. Then it's doing it again randomly later in the day, even if the device is not hot at all. Anyone knows what is happening there?
I read previously in the thread that this "device too hot" message is displayed when using some kind of battery but in my case I have been using the same battery for a month (AWT 3000mAh) and it's working fine 98% of the time, so it must be something else.
The Pico is displaying me that all the time when I put back my 18650 charged on an external charger, even if the battery is at room temperature. I have to wait 10 minutes so that I can start vaping. Then it's doing it again randomly later in the day, even if the device is not hot at all. Anyone knows what is happening there?
I read previously in the thread that this "device too hot" message is displayed when using some kind of battery but in my case I have been using the same battery for a month (AWT 3000mAh) and it's working fine 98% of the time, so it must be something else.
What ohm and watt settings are you running it at? I have 3 pico's in rotation and one I am running at .22 ohm, 50w/480f (sometimes as high as 550f) and have never seen that message. I don't run mine VW mode anymore unless I have to.
0.66ohm at 15W in VW mode, it's not like I'm pushing the limits of the chip.
Yes it does, I use a Vapaunote Magister 0.66 SS316L coil and a Kayfun v4 with a 1.5ohm kanthal coil, both at around 15W. It was very hot this afternoon about 34°C, and I got the "device too hot" message very often, after 3 or 4 puffs. Tonight it's cooler and it's doing it much less. Maybe the temperature sensor is too sensitive?
that's what I wanted to say, sounds like you better contact vendor and hurry up and get it in the mail...
I agree! Even here, KS, with 106 temps and humidity on top, with me sitting outside all day, I don't get that message.
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