MVS Giveaway thread !!!
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i just realized there are alot of givaways posted on here lol thanks for the opportunity il check out the shop.
Hi all, hope it's a great day
Speaking about protanks, I need lessons or something. I used mine for about a week, (I alternate with 5 or 6 different devices all day)...
all of a sudden it doesn't vape or make a sound...I switched to the other head that came with the protank and nothing.
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong, as both are suddently dead? ??
Speaking about protanks, I need lessons or something. I used mine for about a week, (I alternate with 5 or 6 different devices all day)...
all of a sudden it doesn't vape or make a sound...I switched to the other head that came with the protank and nothing.
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong, as both are suddently dead?
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I don't have a protank Searching so I cant help ya there but im sure someone will chime in and help you.
Hi all, hope it's a great day
Speaking about protanks, I need lessons or something. I used mine for about a week, (I alternate with 5 or 6 different devices all day)...
all of a sudden it doesn't vape or make a sound...I switched to the other head that came with the protank and nothing.
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong, as both are suddently dead?
Have you tried a different battery? (And what battery are you using on it?)
I use 650 mah ego twist batteries. I keep the dial at about 4.0. The batteries worked on it for several days (batteries that are charged and I'm using said batteries with clearos or cartos etc.
Multiple batteries or just one?
Do you have a multimeter? Try measuring the resistance between the center post and the outer ring on the protank. (I suspect the problem is on the batteries though.) It should be somewhere close to the rated number.
On some devices (especially vamos, for some reason) twisting a head on too hard can crush the center pin, causing it to stop making contact with some heads. That sounds like what happened to you, especially if you replaced the atty on the protank. If that is the case, you might be able to lift it back up by gently prying with a toothpick so that it makes contact again.
Do you have a multimeter? Try measuring the resistance between the center post and the outer ring on the protank. (I suspect the problem is on the batteries though.) It should be somewhere close to the rated number.
On some devices (especially vamos, for some reason) twisting a head on too hard can crush the center pin, causing it to stop making contact with some heads. That sounds like what happened to you, especially if you replaced the atty on the protank. If that is the case, you might be able to lift it back up by gently prying with a toothpick so that it makes contact again.
Thanks Disconnect. I don't have a multimeter but will try the toothpick trick
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