How many would like lighter draw, more airflow for VK batteries?
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woohoo!!! Loved the original bat (had one that lasted at least 6-7 months). So....when might this happen?!?
The first ones with the greater airflow are shorties, and they're already shipped, so Mark should have them any day now.
Mark just posted today about new black and white shorties.
Would those be the ones you're talking about?
They would indeed, and I just saw that thread myself. 
More colors options will be shipping today, and manuals are being made now.
More colors options will be shipping today, and manuals are being made now.
well i think the draw on the manuel is a bit tough nothing like the analog but i didnt know of the holes either used pawpaw pin trick works better but i do think a lot of its in the carts out of 4 i have had only one with the just right hit. so does this mean i gotta buy another one??.........lol
Thanks for this, Pawpaw. And Leaford, I also throw my
support for easier draw. The only plus I found with
Greensmoke, before heading your way (with great joy), was the easier draw and big vapor.
I've been using various lengths of your auto batts and am replacing them all with manual batts for the better draw. I'd actually prefer to stay with autos--no button to engage while in my pocket--if you update them. Either way, love your products and service, among the best I've experienced in any field.
I'm with Stacey on this one. I just got a couple more of these, and without covering the seam with something, I get very little vapor. To me, there isn't any difference on the draw between the "new" and "old" styles.
Born and Paw, do you guys draw into the mouth and then inhale, or just "direct" inhale into the lungs? I just can't draw long enough into the mouth to get the vapor going, because of so much air!
I am new here and have just learned that I have to post 15 times before I can start a thread, so I am on a quest to post! LOL!
Great thread, I am going to go back and read it from the beginning, someday.
Great thread, I am going to go back and read it from the beginning, someday.
I agree. I am just getting started with vaping and have different sizes - both auto and manual but with some of the carto's I find myself wrapping my finger or a rubber band around it for less air and with some I have to loosen the carto to be able to get a hit at all.
Running up my post count to become a real person here...
But I'm thinking, as a newbie, that I may have voted and responded before without really understanding "lighter draw". Maybe there are a few others like me out there.
What I really want is a bit more vape, overall. Yeah, not a big deal, I know, but I'm still fighting (successfully) the old analog urges from time to time. The GSs are nice in that regard, but I'm not sure why--VG carts or is it the design? If some type of lighter draw--but certainly not much lighter--would help me here, I vote for that. If not, I join the nay crowd to leave things alone. IMHO, the draw's not bad now, especially with the newer XL batts.
But I'm thinking, as a newbie, that I may have voted and responded before without really understanding "lighter draw". Maybe there are a few others like me out there.
What I really want is a bit more vape, overall. Yeah, not a big deal, I know, but I'm still fighting (successfully) the old analog urges from time to time. The GSs are nice in that regard, but I'm not sure why--VG carts or is it the design? If some type of lighter draw--but certainly not much lighter--would help me here, I vote for that. If not, I join the nay crowd to leave things alone. IMHO, the draw's not bad now, especially with the newer XL batts.
I don't get it myself. I like the easy draw/inhale to get my nic fix. But if u mean more air and less vapor...i dont care about air...gimme an nice nicotine vape, f the air!
I love the draw on the new shorties, although I have noticed a manufacturing difference between some of the auto batts. Two of the ones that I have (a black and a green) have the normal 3 small holes. But the platinum has much larger holes, although they are cut off about halfway before reaching the inside of the batt. All I can say is I LOVE the draw I get on it - absolutely perfect. It may be a little too airy for some people, though. But this is coming from someone who only loves manuals, so that tells you something. Great draw and awesome vapor!
What I'd like to know is, why the manufacturing difference, if they are coming from the same manufacturer? That is the only batt that I have that has that style of holes.
What I'd like to know is, why the manufacturing difference, if they are coming from the same manufacturer? That is the only batt that I have that has that style of holes.
We increased the airflow on the newest order of shorties, and it does produce more vapor that way, and we think it will help the battery lifespan as well. Some people have liked the easier draw, some haven't.
We may have gone a bit too far in that direction, and it does work better for the manuals than the autos, so we're decreasing the airflow slightly on the regular length auto batts in production now, but they will still be lighter draw than the older ones.
We may have gone a bit too far in that direction, and it does work better for the manuals than the autos, so we're decreasing the airflow slightly on the regular length auto batts in production now, but they will still be lighter draw than the older ones.
Bring on the lighter draw shorties and regulars and XL. I love 'em!!! Cartos also last longer since they don't heat up and burnout as fast.
More performance on a shorter draw = good thing. But if I'm going to get so much air on a shorter draw that the vape is thin then that is a bad thing. So, lighter draw itself is not important to me, but if it means more vapor on a shorter draw then I say yes.
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