I keep it between 9.5 and 10 watts. It gets pretty wet and spitty going any higher. When Im using volts, I am about 4.2-4.3.
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I keep it between 9.5 and 10 watts. It gets pretty wet and spitty going any higher. When Im using volts, I am about 4.2-4.3.
I picked out up today and have been playing around with it. It is my first APV but I have been building flashlights for a few years so 18650s and their risks are second nature to me. I don't really see to much of an advantage to the whole VV, VW thing (thought I am trying every setting to find the "perfect" one, so maybe it do get it) but it just looks so cool and feels so good in the hand I just had to have it, features I will rarely touch or not.
Different tanks, attys, etc vape better at different voltages and 10 of the same all labeled the same will have different ohm readings. Also you will find different juice vape better at different voltages even in the same equipment or as the coil gets dirty etc. So the advantage is being able to tune in you setting for any given situation. Also, most vv/vw devices hold their voltage, relatively, constant no matter the charge state of the battery. Meaning you wont be vaping 4.2v in the morning and 3.2v later before it dies. More consistent all day vape.
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I picked out up today and have been playing around with it. It is my first APV but I have been building flashlights for a few years so 18650s and their risks are second nature to me. I don't really see to much of an advantage to the whole VV, VW thing (thought I am trying every setting to find the "perfect" one, so maybe it do get it
Just try setting it at 3.7 volts and you just might not want to change it again. It's certainly not a necessity to have to set higher than what one is used to---though it can be fun to play with different settings.
Personally, I was surprised at how much I liked the consistency of vv/vw devices as well as some bells and whistles built into the devices. Of course, YMMV.
I like the form factor too -- I just want the super light weight version.
I like the form factor too -- I just want the super light weight version.
Just carry one of these around for a day. The VTR will seem feather light after that!
I always check the battery on any mod I use to figure up how long I have left. The SVD had it, the MVP2.0 has it, I'm just scratching my head as to why they took it out on the VTR. If I set a mod down and haven't taken a puff in a while, I always check it on the first puff.
I just bought a couple Ibtanked setups from vaporcraft in Clawson, fit perfectly in my VTR, and I am in Vaping heaven.... My god.... Is this LEGAL?!?!
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My first encounter with a carto tank setup.. 3.3 ohm set at 15 watts with cinnamon roll.... Oh my god
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I assume you have to use the I tanked for the 45mm cartos? I like the standard size cartos but would not be opposed to getting a new tank. Just wanted to make sure on the dimensions oft he talk you got.
Wow, my spelling/grammar sucks! Dang auto correct! I need to learn to read before posting.
No. LOL. Seriously. I meant to quote the OP to your reply, Sorry. I'd like to know what size tank they ordered that fit the VTR.
My VTR's been sidelined for a few days gathering dust. I think I'm going to have to put that adapter in it to start enjoying my normal tanks. I just cant seem to get the settings consistent on that 30s and I'm tired of the mouthpiece. I'd love to find a carto tank that would work.
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The 19mm XL ibtanked should work fine. Get a fusion mega 510 carto for it and you'll be in vaping bliss
Perfect fit, no filing. I'm not interested in filing it. I knew there would be some limitations on what would fit before picked the VTR and was fine with that, I don't use the gigantic stuff at all.
Anyone experiencing problems with batteries in your VTR? Protected batteries do not fit of course and there is no need for them, but I used an AW 18650 2000mAh battery and the VTR kept shutting off. I have a couple of flat top batteries and use them with no issues.
No issues with button top batteries at all, 2000mah
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No problem with them here. Had my VTR for about 3 weeks, and used 3 different batteries from both Panasonic and Efest.
I've been out of the game for a while now, and I've been looking at getting a new PV soon. I'm pretty set on the VTR, but my question is what vendor should I use to order it? I can really seem to find it at my normal vendors.
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