On a manual VX2 battery, when do you start to press the button? Before lifting to hit? During? When you're already drawing? I've ready read all around and everybody has different advice. Trying to not kill atty's prematurely.
Manual battereies (Doc, Shawn?)
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I'm not Doc or Shawn LOL...but I do have VX2 manual battery. I start draw, press button, let off button, draw for maybe a second more. Read somewhere this helps cool off the atty and may help prevent so much buildup.
i usually press button , draw, continue draw for one secong after realeasing button
I do the same thing as Shawn, but I sometimes tend to "powerhaul" it 4 a lot longer.
I sometimes hit the timeout and the LED blinks. I wait a few seconds and do it again. I try to always have several batts charged and ready. I'll hit off one of my VX2's 2-3 times them put it down and grab another one to hit 2 or 3 times. That keeps the attys from overheating. If I'm really wanting a fix, I just pick up my epipe. Even though my DSE601 has a weakened atty, it's STILL a boatload more vapor by comparison.
I sometimes hit the timeout and the LED blinks. I wait a few seconds and do it again. I try to always have several batts charged and ready. I'll hit off one of my VX2's 2-3 times them put it down and grab another one to hit 2 or 3 times. That keeps the attys from overheating. If I'm really wanting a fix, I just pick up my epipe. Even though my DSE601 has a weakened atty, it's STILL a boatload more vapor by comparison.
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