Free-cigs mentions that these devices have a 3.2 amp limit. They are made by a company called Trueman.
I ordered one the 14500 VV's and am probably going to order one of these passthrus soon.
The only reason I went with these SLB kGo batteries is because next to the true Joyetech eGo battery, they are the only ones I really think are tried and true and/or trusted among the vapers.
All the others claiming to be eGo batteries are even further "knock offs" (SLB kGos are as well, but have offered higher voltage on their non VV models over the eGo) of the Joyetech eGo.
To each their own I guess. I am not too keen on that freecigs one... but it does look nice![]()
Joyetech now has a match for the Kgo with their Upgrade models. They are selectable from unregulated (like the Kgo) to regulated like the regular ego. They also have protection against shorting and over-discharge.
The only reason I went with these SLB kGo batteries is because next to the true Joyetech eGo battery, they are the only ones I really think are tried and true and/or trusted among the vapers.
All the others claiming to be eGo batteries are even further "knock offs" (SLB kGos are as well, but have offered higher voltage on their non VV models over the eGo) of the Joyetech eGo.
To each their own I guess. I am not too keen on that freecigs one... but it does look nice![]()
I think someone does have the ego button. Krazyglue a small button on it?
FYI...if length is an issue for anyone (insert joke here), I noticed that these kGo 650mAh batts are 114mm long vs. 98mm for a eGo Twist 650mAh batt or 111mm for a eGo Twist 900mAh batt.