Hopefully the USPS will be delivering mine tomorrow morning! Congrats on your new purchase, I hope we'll both be extremely satisfied with our new additions!
Just recieved my VAMO!
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Got mine on saturday. And WOW im impressed. loving the vw mode set to rms. vaping at about 5.5 to 7.5 depending on what im using.Still need an Adapter to use the t3's. Vivi tank is smooth an flavorfull. Ordered some 18350's wanting to try stacking and see what all thr hype is about. Vamo hits like a mother. Best setup I've had so far. Wanting to try a rebuldiable probably aga-t 2. Congrats to all who bought a VAMO. I love mine.
Congratulations to all with new toys. I'm a bit jealous. I've only been vaping a week, but ordered a Vamo yesterday and its already in the mail! I'm SUPER pumped! cant hardly stand it! I cant wait to start Vaping wit it and the AGA-T+ sitting in my cupboard.
Mine was sent yesterday but its coming from china so I'm probably looking at a couple of weeks I can't wait.
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Judging by the power you vape at (I vape around the same range), you probably wont notice much difference. Unless you use higher resistance at higher wattage there won't be much difference with stacked vs single batterys.
As long as the electronics don't see enough voltage to operate, you would be ok. If reverse discharge is given a chance to start with the fire button and the electronics active there could be an issue with mismatched batteries. Yes, mechanical mods are dangerous with one dead and one charged battery. As long as the electronics won't fire under the combined voltage of unequally charged cells, you would be safe. What about a 3.2v and a 4v charge? That's 7.2 volts and could attempt to equalize in reverse discharge if the logic says go. Vamo logic says 6.4v cutoff with dual cells. The low cell could go down into the 2.something range before the logic sensed 6.4v. I'll stick with 18650 single cells to be a little safer.
You are probably right that cutoff will occur before extreme discharge of once cell, but it's not impossible. Laptop cells that first exhibited reverse discharge were multiple cell packs. One weak cell took out the laptop and the kitchen table quite a few times despite the electronics looking for the cutoff point.
White Paper - Low voltage cut-off: a false sense of security
Most consumer devices that stack batteries don't use Li-ion cells. NiCad and NiMh batteries used in most consumer products aren't capable of producing the instantaneous current that Li-ion and IMR can produce.
I'm also a career electronics guy.
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I find one battery in the Vamo gives me plenty of power too. For you guys waiting on yours - just a heads up to set it to No. 2 mode when you get it. There's a user manual here as well:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vamo/359600-vamo-vv-vw-v2-user-manual-download.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vamo/359600-vamo-vv-vw-v2-user-manual-download.html
I ordered my Vamo 2 days ago from cheapest vamo starter kit with vivi nova atomisers all I have to say is gogogogogogo faster china post!!! I have a feeling I'm going to be waiting on it forever.
Just got mine today Finally! Loving the weight on it. It really is a finger print magnet. What watts would be good for a 2.4ohm vivi nova? Still need to learn the difference between the vw & vv.
Hi Alpha,
First thing is - did you put it in No 2 mode - by holding down one of the small buttons until No 2 shows?
To your question - when you set the watts the Vamo adjusts the volts automatically for you. So you don't need to worry about volts/ohms etc. Just put the 2.4 ohm vivi nova on and start at about 4.5 watts - click up on the watts until it tastes right. That's it. You may find it tates right for you at anywhere from 5 watts upward. That's one of the great things about variable wattage. I use vivi novas with mine a lot, usually the 2.4 and 2.8 ohm heads. The watts depends on the juice and how I like it.
So the difference with the vw is you don't need to work out ohms/volts to know what watts - just set it to the watts that right for you, what people call the sweet spot, and the Vamo automatically adjusts the volts. I've seen some people who don't use vw try to complicate things for vw users, but its not complicated at all. Enjoy.
That's the first thing I did when I opened it. Haha after fully charging the batteries of course. But damn this thing is sweet! have a twist still love it but this thing is GREAT! First mod and very happy with it and the price! - alpha
Day two is far superior to day 1. After the Nova is a little more broken in and you get a feel for the liquid, mod, and how far to screw in the vivi to get a good vape.
Finally got mine earlier this week. Coming from Twists and Spinners, this thing has some heft to it! Not a bad thing, just something I gotta get used to. I have some 18350's if I want to try the shorter mode, just haven't gotten around to it. I've been rocking an AGR carto tank on it, some Vivi Nova's, T3's, eVod's, whatever.. It all hits great and I'm digging the VW mode big time. I've been using the base from the AGR tank + a 510 to ego adapter for my T3's to avoid too much wear and tear on the Vamo's native 510 connection.
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