Seems to me Halo needs to fatten up the batteries, my Triton 1300 is pretty long, i can't imagine the VV 1300
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FYI... Midnight Blue 650mAh Triton batteries are back in stock! More products on their way!
Any ETA on the twist batteries?
Also, what colors will they be available in?
I saw somewhere you had measurements of the batteries, but I can find it. Can you re-post them (along with a twist measurement)?
Also, what colors will they be available in?
I saw somewhere you had measurements of the batteries, but I can find it. Can you re-post them (along with a twist measurement)?
Triton Battery Lengths...
400 - 66.8 mm
650 - 74.6mm
900 - 89.75mm
1300 - 99.5mm
Twist - 106.1mm
PassThru - 108.3mm
400 - 66.8 mm
650 - 74.6mm
900 - 89.75mm
1300 - 99.5mm
Twist - 106.1mm
PassThru - 108.3mm
See above for lengths. No concrete launch date as far as I know. They will be available in Jet Black, Princess Pink and Midnight Blue.
Thanks Cinder Ella.
While I'm asking questions, my batteries' lights have blinking patterns. What does the number of blinks mean? When they're completely empty, they blink 6 times. If they're not completely empty and I put them on the charger, they blink different numbers of times. It seems like the number of blinks corresponds to the amount of charge they have left.
Or am I imagining this?
A suggestion for the next generation of batteries - I saw a review of an eGo kit. When the battery is 20% or less, the light changes color when pressed. Seems like a great and practical feature to me.
While I'm asking questions, my batteries' lights have blinking patterns. What does the number of blinks mean? When they're completely empty, they blink 6 times. If they're not completely empty and I put them on the charger, they blink different numbers of times. It seems like the number of blinks corresponds to the amount of charge they have left.
Or am I imagining this?
A suggestion for the next generation of batteries - I saw a review of an eGo kit. When the battery is 20% or less, the light changes color when pressed. Seems like a great and practical feature to me.
You may be imagining this 
I will pass along your suggestion for the next generation of batteries!
I will pass along your suggestion for the next generation of batteries!
I'll let one battery run all the way down, one about half way, and one about 1/4 way or so and see if there's any difference in the number of times the light on the battery flashes when I plug it in. I'm pretty sure I've seen it flash 6, 2, and 1 time.
Hmm, mine flash 3 times when plugged in to charge, regardless of level. 6 flashes when I take it off the charger. A bunch of times if I vape until it hits the cut-off. Twice when I once had a shorted coil on the tank. That's about it.
It's not my imagination...
I have a fully charged battery, and one I've been using all day (I get about 48 hrs on a fully charged battery). I put them on the wall charger a few minutes ago:
The full battery flashes twice when I plug it in, 6 times when I unscrew it
The other battery flashes 3 times when plugged in, 6 times when unscrewed
I'll check the battery not full battery at random times tomorrow. Maybe more flashes means less charge remaining?
I'm pretty sure I've seen one flash once, but I know they flash 6 times when completely drained.
It would be nice to know if they do in fact flash specific amounts at specific charge levels, as you could see how much charge is left by plugging it in.
I have a fully charged battery, and one I've been using all day (I get about 48 hrs on a fully charged battery). I put them on the wall charger a few minutes ago:
The full battery flashes twice when I plug it in, 6 times when I unscrew it
The other battery flashes 3 times when plugged in, 6 times when unscrewed
I'll check the battery not full battery at random times tomorrow. Maybe more flashes means less charge remaining?
I'm pretty sure I've seen one flash once, but I know they flash 6 times when completely drained.
It would be nice to know if they do in fact flash specific amounts at specific charge levels, as you could see how much charge is left by plugging it in.
I'm kind of interested to find out myself, I'm going to find a few chargers today and check it out as well. Let me know what happens.
So far, plugging in a dead battery or fully charged battery or anywhere in between it blinks 3 times when it's put on the charger and 6 times when taken off the charger. I'll keep checking!
Three blinks = "thank you"; six blinks = "Hello!"
Only thing that I know 'fer sure: 6 blinks says "Hey Jack! Harness me up and start vaping!"
I tried some left over 100%PG free Red Oak domestic JC juice in a tank. The outcome wasn't great. Seemed too thick for the tank. Poor draw and poor vapor production. Poured it out and switched out the coil. Whatever ratio Halo uses is ideal for the Triton tanks.
...you sure that wasn't 100% VG? PG is much thinner than VG; in fact, I'd wager Halo's ratio is somewhere north of 70% PG, based solely on the visual viscosity of the juice. On that note, I've used everything from 80/20 PG/VG to 100% VG with no real issues on the Triton.
(Am I close on that estimate, Cinder?
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...you sure that wasn't 100% VG? PG is much thinner than VG; in fact, I'd wager Halo's ratio is somewhere north of 70% PG, based solely on the visual viscosity of the juice. On that note, I've used everything from 80/20 PG/VG to 100% VG with no real issues on the Triton.
(Am I close on that estimate, Cinder?
Yeah, the bottle says 100% PG free so it must be all VG. It is thick, but that bottle is over a year old, so may have gone bad.
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