newbie and new Buzz Pro user, a few questions

[dopeh]

Actually I do have some problems:

1. The maine one: air flow is obstructed somehow if I do not keep is a distance between the carto and the battery as seen in the picture. Is this normal? What is a "slotted screw"? What pin should I pry? I am using Boge 3.0 ordered from Notcigs along with my Buzz Pro.

2. About the Boge cartos, they seem to have a problem as they absorb very slow the liquid. I have been using Kanger before and they absorb much better, but I cannot use the Kanger on the Buzz as they are LR dual coil. It seems that the problem is the material contained inside. I will try some other cartos soon, I just want to know if there is a problem with these cartos or with my Buzz.

3. How long do the batteries last? I am using Powerizer RCR123A. On me they discharged in 1/2 day.

4. About the LED color, what happens if when pressing the button the LED does not change from red to blue but it is still red? Does this mean that the battery is discharged?

5. Do I have to change the order of the batteries? One time one on top of the other and then reversed? If so, why?

Sorry for so many questions. I am trying to learn...

Thank You!

1. A slotted screw like for a flat head screw driver, as opposed to the phillips or X type that comes installed on the BP. You'll notice the head is also rounded, which can restrict airflow on some cartos that have a concave center pin.

2. You can use the dual coil on your buzz. I don't care for the 3Ω Boge either, 2Ω are better to me - but I use 1.8Ω Smoktech. It's entirely possible you just don't like those cartos.

3. Mine last almost 2 days (3-4ml). The more you vape the faster they go. How much are you vaping and at what voltage setting?

4. It should always turn blue when the button is pressed, and should be purple when the batts are done.

5. I haven't done so, but have thought about it.. good question. Seems like it couldn't hurt.

 

[908Tracy]

As for number 5, yes we all number our sets of batteries and use them this way...

1. 1A+1B
2. 2A+2B
3. 3A+3B then reverse the order when putting into the unit
4. 1B+1A
5. 2B+2A
6. 3B+3A Repeat

 

[markfm]

Tracy's using the royal "we" I do keep mine paired, but allow random chance to dictate the order a pair gets loaded (unless I'm specifically looking for a bad battery). I use three sets in rotation, more or less equal use on the sets although I don't worry about that.

 

[Modrod.]

Tracy's using the royal "we" I do keep mine paired, but allow random chance to dictate the order a pair gets loaded (unless I'm specifically looking for a bad battery). I use three sets in rotation, more or less equal use on the sets although I don't worry about that.

That's how I do it to.

 

[Bovinia]

Ditto! I have 4 sets of batts that get rotated between my original Buzz and my BP. 2 of those sets are the originals that I got with my first Buzz 16 months ago and they are still going

A lot of folks do it the same way Tracy described too and that's a great way to pick up on a bad batt real quick.

 

[908Tracy]

LOL!!! Mark, you just reminded me of something my ex husband (his name is Mark too!) used to say to me quite often.

I would say "we" this or that, and he would say. "What's this WE? Ya got a mouse in your pocket?"