Its because they are LiFePo. Generally they have a more accurate Mah than other types of lithium batteries. That said idk if Mike thought those would fit or not. Im not sure what the measurements are on his batts
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Its because they are LiFePo. Generally they have a more accurate Mah than other types of lithium batteries. That said idk if Mike thought those would fit or not. Im not sure what the measurements are on his batts
I had a problem with the unit working and cutting out when it approached 2 amps..Had me scratchin my head. One battery was at 3.3 the other 3.7,,popped in a fresh set and its working fine...I thought it would just shut off if the batteries go low,,,,anyway....
I'm really digging this one,,nice job.
I'm really digging this one,,nice job.
Okay I have a question how long are you averaging on the batteries before they need to be replaced with fresh one's I find my self chain vaping 
alot now just cause of the vapor production from this beast, so im averaging a day before i change them out. and thats not bad at all
alot now just cause of the vapor production from this beast, so im averaging a day before i change them out. and thats not bad at allI average changing them once a day as well. However I do use my 808 at work to be a bit more stealthy.Okay I have a question how long are you averaging on the batteries before they need to be replaced with fresh one's I find my self chain vaping
If you are getting a day out of them that is GOOD ! , I get 4-6 hours on a charge ( chain vaper )
chain vaping roughly 4 hrs...looks like I need another set of bats >< pre-rolled pls LOL
I get about 4 hours on HEAVY vaping 6 on light vaping , I vape like a ho at home if I am out much less so .
About 4 hours for me and I am using the Buzz and an Ego with tank as well. I do vape constantly though. I need 3 going as they get hot.
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I hear that! Ive shot batteries out of it several times lol. Not real easy coming out. I need chains on them like a bank pen so they are contained
LOL, I posted in one of the other threads about this...I damn near took out the living room window the other night! Like a mini rocket launcher!!
Use a plastic knife or ? to get them moving , they are hard to get out sometimes
I took 5C's advice and started pulling the metal spring clamp back with my thumbnail, then picking up the batt. It's sorta like uncocking a revolver LOL
And you guys were worried about batteries exploding LOL !
J/K be careful people , use something to pull them out so they do not launch , a piece of string under them will act as a handle when removing them
J/K be careful people , use something to pull them out so they do not launch , a piece of string under them will act as a handle when removing them
You're going to have to add a decal "Warning: Batteries not to be removed without adult supervision."
Use a ribbon under them to help get them out of the charger , this should make it easier
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