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thanks for the tips people. this convinced me to get one. i just got it. i don't have the epower logo at the bottom but its the experience that counts. loving the blue light.
keep those tips coming.
i hope i will not encounter the issues with the switch though...
keep those tips coming.
i hope i will not encounter the issues with the switch though...
Mine is one of the early ones without the epower logo and I've been vaping happily without any problems.
i love the epower because of its consistency. from beginning to end you will have the same vape. I get 5 days out of a batt which is awesome.
Wow you don't vape much...I get a day from one battery. Which is great because I was tired of carrying an extra ego battery with me all the time.
I just got one the other day from classifieds and I think I am loving this better than any of my other PV's. I guess it's older since the logo isn't on it? But it's in great shape and vapes like a charm! I am going to order a new one as well because I tend to lose things often =) Can anyone tell me the difference between the 14650 battery one and the 14500 battery one? Are one of them thinner? I'm still a bit clueless on all the different batteries out there since I have only used 14500's so far.
Also, does anyone know of a short 510 to 510 adapter for these? I would love to use my eGo tank atty but it doesn't fit without an extender but the ones I have found are way too long and looks really goofy.
I only see a 510 > 808 adapter on the site below the e-Power choice options.
Also, does anyone know of a short 510 to 510 adapter for these? I would love to use my eGo tank atty but it doesn't fit without an extender but the ones I have found are way too long and looks really goofy.
I only see a 510 > 808 adapter on the site below the e-Power choice options.
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We have both tubes--one for 14500 and one for 14650. They are both the same dimension but the 14500 tube has a longer spring in it to accomodate the shorter 14500 battery. But, you can still use 146500 batteries in that tube if you press in a little harder against the spring to set it in the tube...
Ahh so what you're telling me then Danno is that I can pull a spring out of a harbor freight mini light and make my own 14500 tube? 
or really just stretch out the one that's already in there...
you deff could from what I hear, but it could get too loose or break in the long run. best way is battery spacers.
Hence the second coil from a mini light. Use the second coil as a spacer for the 14500 and drop it out when changing to a 14650.
well my spring came already stretched out and no problems. But I was thinking a proper sized ball bearing would make a great spacer and would cost under a buck at any local hardware store...
naw just get one the fits snugly in the tube but is not tight and drop it in before the battery. The hardware store I was at had a big box with all different sizes - there was one that fit in there perfect. If the spring or ball bearing or whatever you use for a spacer rattles a little in the tube just take everything out of the tube. Cut a little strip of paper just big enough to wrap around part of the epower tube. Loosely roll it up and stick it inside the tube and push it all the way to the bottom. It should expand to hug the outside wall of the tube. Then put the spring back in and you choice of spacer or whatever. The paper will keep the metal parts from banging together.
I do think we have those back in stock--I will check with Chris and if so, get them back up for everyone...
510 Extender*** = out of stock
I hope the come in soon...
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