Infinity Pro release...
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There is a screw on voltage display on the Notcigs site. No real need to know your voltage IMO, just turn the wheel till it tastes perfect to you.
Your right, that's what I did on my other vv, but I'd just like to have one anyway.
I hear that you need to be careful when using lower ohms items. Having the LED voltage meter will allow me to mark the dial for the voltages that are too high for certain items.
LD, the dial is marked somewhere in the middle. Possibly at 4.5 volts? I have and use the digital multimeter with my OB and love it.
I am going to use my multi meter on it until I get the digital. I like the digital because it can be carried around.
Just a question on the IP. Does the voltage adjustment wheel turn easily, or is clicky, if you know what I mean. What I'm wondering, if when you set it, will it easily be moved if you are not careful?
It is stiff so it will not change on it's own , but not too stiff IMO
Ok, another IP question. I understand the led stays lit as long as there is a battery in the unit. I'm assuming that the led draws so little power, that the battery life between charges isn't affected much, like when it's sitting all night while you are asleep. Is this correct?
About 28 days for the led to discharge the battery. Unscrew the bottom cap slightly, and the ip will be turned fully off.
It draws about .008 amps vs 2.0 amps when you take a hit , so 250 x less than taking one hit just sitting there idling .
Where's the fun in that? You won't have any tricks left to discover firsthand
Maybey not, but when it gets here it's all
It's marked red for 5v, yellow for 4.5v and green for 3.7v if that helps you out any. I only use standard resistance 901 attys on both of mine, so no worries here.
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