Infinity Pro release...
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Put charged batts in and still wouldn't work. A couple slaps against the hand then started to work. Guess it needed some tough love to get it started. 
Ahh, that would be the bottom cap. The bottom cap acts as a on/off switch by giving it a 1/4 turn. The stiffness of it causes it to stay off sometimes. A few twists and the stiffness works out of it and it functions as it should.Put charged batts in and still wouldn't work. A couple slaps against the hand then started to work. Guess it needed some tough love to get it started.
Yes, basically it's size. The BP is thicker and shorter than the Infinity Pro. They use the same internal circuitry. The BP batteries are shorter and wider than the IP, but both deliver about the same mAh (you get the same run time).
Both are equally durable.
Right now I'm using a BP with a notcigs M1A1 tank, I like the form factor. At night I'll often switch back to my Infinity (predecessor to the Infinity Pro) for a couple hours.
Both are equally durable.
Right now I'm using a BP with a notcigs M1A1 tank, I like the form factor. At night I'll often switch back to my Infinity (predecessor to the Infinity Pro) for a couple hours.
The BP batteries are unprotected and the IP batteries are protected. Not sure if that really means anything, but it is a difference. I think the charger will stop either from overcharging, so... I dunno.
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How's everyone doing with their new I Pros. Had mine for about a week and it's doing good, I'm loving it.
I'm loving it op. Batteries last all day. I have had to re-taste all my FSUSA goodies because things have more flavor now. But, I do go through me e-juice faster. I've learned to vape quicker because I've had too much vapor and choked once or twice.
I pretty much doubled eliquid use when I got my first Infinity, went from 3 to 6 ml/day. Took another bump with the tank, but fortunately not doubled again
I've got some stuff to DIY to keep up with the consumption increase. We love banana cream, so that's easy enough to start with. =)
Also hanging onto all of my juices (have a ton almost a year old already...talk about steeping!) that I didn't really like in hopes of seeing a positive change with VV.
Also hanging onto all of my juices (have a ton almost a year old already...talk about steeping!) that I didn't really like in hopes of seeing a positive change with VV.
Yep, I've noticed I'm topping off the carto more often. I guess that's the price of more vapor and flavor. Starting to diy my juice so it will be cheaper.
speaking of that where are you guys getting your eliquid from ? whats working best for you in the ipro 50/50 vg pg or 100%vg etc...
Absolutely love my IPro. Haven't put it down since Saturday.
Guess it's a learning curve that most e-cig newbs must go thru. I started vaping with the lowly Njoy e-cigs from the gas station, then stepped up to a 510t kit>510mega>900mah eGo>1100mah eGo with LCD display. The difference between those toys, and this machine is simply night and day.
I bought 2 chargers along with 5 pairs of batteries thinking I would keep one charger at home, and the other at work. The charger at work is still in it's case. I leave home in the morning with a fresh pair of batteries in the PV and another set in my carry case. I really don't even need the spare batteries during the day, but what vaper would leave home without backups!
What I found most eye opening is with the IPro set to 3.7 volts vs a non regulated eGo bat measuring 3.7v, the IPro is able to run a 1.5ohm DC Carto MUCH better than the eGo battery can. I haven't yet bothered to measure both under load, but it's readily apparent that the IPro is able to deliver the wattage to the LR devices that the eGo battery simply can not. At around 4.5 volts, DC carto's rock.
As far as form factor, I do rather the size and feel of the eGo batteries. The IPro is a bit much in my top pocket. However, the difference in performance is so drastically better I'll just deal with it. Hey, maybe in a couple of years we'll have graphene batteries available that make mini e-cigs just as good.
Guess it's a learning curve that most e-cig newbs must go thru. I started vaping with the lowly Njoy e-cigs from the gas station, then stepped up to a 510t kit>510mega>900mah eGo>1100mah eGo with LCD display. The difference between those toys, and this machine is simply night and day.
I bought 2 chargers along with 5 pairs of batteries thinking I would keep one charger at home, and the other at work. The charger at work is still in it's case. I leave home in the morning with a fresh pair of batteries in the PV and another set in my carry case. I really don't even need the spare batteries during the day, but what vaper would leave home without backups!
What I found most eye opening is with the IPro set to 3.7 volts vs a non regulated eGo bat measuring 3.7v, the IPro is able to run a 1.5ohm DC Carto MUCH better than the eGo battery can. I haven't yet bothered to measure both under load, but it's readily apparent that the IPro is able to deliver the wattage to the LR devices that the eGo battery simply can not. At around 4.5 volts, DC carto's rock.
As far as form factor, I do rather the size and feel of the eGo batteries. The IPro is a bit much in my top pocket. However, the difference in performance is so drastically better I'll just deal with it. Hey, maybe in a couple of years we'll have graphene batteries available that make mini e-cigs just as good.
Doing the same thing here O.
Sitting here vaping a DIY tobacco and malted milk ball juice that was just so so before, but is pretty darn good in this 3.5ohm fluzo at 5v.
Sitting here vaping a DIY tobacco and malted milk ball juice that was just so so before, but is pretty darn good in this 3.5ohm fluzo at 5v.
A regular battery will droop in voltage under load , so you are really vaping at 3.2 -3 volts NOT 3.7 volts with out regulation.
I vape anywhere from 0PG to 0VG, they all work fine, since that's a matter of carto/atty selection.
I tend to use 3 - 3.4 ohm cartos. I can use the full voltage range and, particularly, higher voltage and lower current means I get consistently good run time.
I use DIY almost exclusively, been vaping a vanilla tobacco most of the past 8 months, usually around 25% VG.
I tend to use 3 - 3.4 ohm cartos. I can use the full voltage range and, particularly, higher voltage and lower current means I get consistently good run time.
I use DIY almost exclusively, been vaping a vanilla tobacco most of the past 8 months, usually around 25% VG.
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