Grand vs Mini

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redeyedancer

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Nope, dual coil cartos are on the Provari. Reo is for bottomfeeder. Using 306s and 510s on the Mini, Grand is HV 306s.

Don't see the need for a carto on a bottomfeeder. Cartos are for those mods that you need some juice capacity on which just happens to be like 95% of the market, haha.

Reo was so good, that I sold my 2nd GGTS +UFS if that puts anything into perspective 8) Broke a lot of hearts with that sale, never been hit with so many PMs in my life, but I made 1 person EXTREMELY happy. My Reo is not nickleplated, its not flashy, it doesn't have adjustable draw controll: but it works fine for me at work. As a power-vaping mechanic, I stress test everything out there: Reo just works. All the other mods I enjoy on the weekends, when I'm clean and relaxin.
It is a working mans mod for sure
 

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Or a working woman's mod......us gals like using the boy toys too :p

I'm so loving my mini reo I'm now torn about putting my beloved phidias up for sale now just to get a grand. I vape almost pure vg juice and I find the reo feeds so perfectly I'm barely using the phid now. But the phid is a work of art so.....decisions, decisions.

I can see how whatever reo a person starts with is only just the beginning. Its not long before another one is added to the collection.
 

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This rancher woman appreciates a good piece of equipment that is simple and worry free too.

I just sold the last of my three phids today. They are beautiful, but I have fallen head over heels with Reo's. So much simpler and no worries about getting em bunged up. K.I.S.S is my moto.

I do feel your pain though. I just couldn't justify form over function ;-)

Or a working woman's mod......us gals like using the boy toys too :p

I'm so loving my mini reo I'm now torn about putting my beloved phidias up for sale now just to get a grand. I vape almost pure vg juice and I find the reo feeds so perfectly I'm barely using the phid now. But the phid is a work of art so.....decisions, decisions.

I can see how whatever reo a person starts with is only just the beginning. Its not long before another one is added to the collection.
 

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Dumb question here: What's the difference between protected batteries and unprotected batteries?

Protected batteries have a PCB (Protection Circuit Board) that when tripped, internally severs the flow of power inside the battery. The unprotected batteries don't have this device. This is important because the Li-Io batteries when overstressed, overcharged...will vent, and it can catch on fire. Unprotected batteries don't have this device. However, some of the unprotected batteries have a "safer" chemistry that when it vents, it is usually in the form of gas. Honestly...they both have their faults and have failed. I have both and use both and have never had a problem.

Using a multimeter to keep tabs on your batteries is not a bad thing. Also, if you drop a battery or damage it in anyway is solid grounds for tossing it. Some of the failures have been claimed to be the result of a damaged battery. Better safe than sorry.
 
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Protected batteries have a PCB (Protection Circuit Board) that when tripped, internally severs the flow of power inside the battery. The unprotected batteries don't have this device. This is important because the Li-Io batteries when overstressed, overcharged...will vent, and it can catch on fire. Unprotected batteries don't have this device. However, some of the unprotected batteries have a "safer" chemistry that when it vents, it is usually in the form of gas. Honestly...they both have their faults and have failed. I have both and use both and have never had a problem.

Using a multimeter to keep tabs on your batteries is not a bad thing. Also, if you drop a battery or damage it in anyway is solid grounds for tossing it. Some of the failures have been claimed to be the result of a damaged battery. Better safe than sorry.

Never in my life did I expect to take up a "hobby" that required me to learn about voltage, ohms, batteries, etc... ROFL
 

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Now that I have my mini, I'm finding hard to sell my grand, though I don't think I can afford to keep both. I wish I'd gotten a silver body mini than the black. Wonder what the Nickel plated looks like? There's no pic on the website. If anyone has that one could they post a picture?

They haven't been made yet. That is in the works right now. Pictures will be coming in the next couple of weeks. :)
 

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Now that I have my mini, I'm finding hard to sell my grand, though I don't think I can afford to keep both. I wish I'd gotten a silver body mini than the black. Wonder what the Nickel plated looks like? There's no pic on the website. If anyone has that one could they post a picture?

What color Grand do you have?
 
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