Ran across this VV 'LavaDude' 3.0 Kit. Good price, and claims to be 4 amps. However, it appears to have the "zombie" affliction. Anyone have one?
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You hit the nail on the head there with both problems that this unit has.... Be very careful with this one.... Sounds to me like they got in on the ground floor of the last purchase of bad units and are still under the impression that it is a 4 amp unit.... Until today I have never even heard of this website....
I been really wanting to pull the trigger on the LavaDude but I just can't bring myself to it.. I don't wanna believe It's a true 4amp model, because other places would have it by now. I mean sure they throw in a 30ML of juice, but that's not even special either.
I'd just get a vTube from Apollo. 2.5amps limiter but If you can use a ohms calculator then I'm sure you will get more then what your after.. I know I would be able to vaping on twists, and kgos. I don't believe the vTube has a ohm/resistance checker tho.. but for $15 you can get one of them handheld units that screw onto the mod/atomizer
I'd just get a vTube from Apollo. 2.5amps limiter but If you can use a ohms calculator then I'm sure you will get more then what your after.. I know I would be able to vaping on twists, and kgos. I don't believe the vTube has a ohm/resistance checker tho.. but for $15 you can get one of them handheld units that screw onto the mod/atomizer
The weird thing about that "LavaDude" is that the description is for a Young-June v1.5 Vtube (except for the 4 amp limit claim, which is bogus), but the Vtube pictured is an L-Rider v1, the "original" Lavatube with a 2.5 amp limit, no resistance checking, and no 5-click power-down glitch. You can tell it's an L-Rider v1 by the red power button and two-digit display.
So something's screwy. Either the pictures are wrong or the description is wrong. I'd take a guess that it's probably the wrong pics.
So something's screwy. Either the pictures are wrong or the description is wrong. I'd take a guess that it's probably the wrong pics.
Just sayin'; but what I saw on that page doesn't claim to DELIVER 4A, it says the unit will shut down if the current exceeds 4A. Basically that if a short occurs, it will shut off.
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The lava* things are all going to be inconsistant. Save yourself some hassle and money in the long run, save up another small chunk of change and buy a proven Variable device.
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