You have a Volt, but you don't know that it's an 808? I don't have a Volt and I know it's an 808. I've never even seen a Volt in person and I know it's an 808. What are you doing typing? You should have a mod in each hand with all your toys!
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You have a Volt, but you don't know that it's an 808? I don't have a Volt and I know it's an 808. I've never even seen a Volt in person and I know it's an 808. What are you doing typing? You should have a mod in each hand with all your toys!
You're right on several points. I started with Blu, juice in their cartos is great, but I am too heavy of a smoker for them. So I got a Johnson Creek Vea which I loved. I still love it and keep it around, hitting it once in awhile. Love the Vea since you can buy blank cartos and they're super easy to fill and even have a larger atomizer than most other cartos.
But yea, I had to go for something even higher powered so I have a couple other mods. They all have their place. I keep trying to decide which I want to start my Mom on but can't bear to part with any of them.
But yea, I had to go for something even higher powered so I have a couple other mods. They all have their place. I keep trying to decide which I want to start my Mom on but can't bear to part with any of them.
OP, yeah, 2.0-2.4 ohms on a volt battery and it vapes like mad. Too much for me, unless I used 40% vg or more.
Ive been using m3, tidy10, and e-smart on my volt, and they all make decent clouds, or "plumes", big flavour and hit. Although, its worth saying, its probably better to do this on a 78mm, rather than a 65mm volt, just because the capacity, as well as the regulation is what makes dipping the ohms a bit, safe, and less wear on the battery.
I don't vape that much, partly cause I mix in 50% WTA e-liquid. So my 78mm's last me about 2-3 days of vaping each.
People should never discount the standard volts. Sure if you vape lots, the battery capacity might irk you (dont bother me charging it every couple of days, but regardless, they perform for sure.
These gen3 808 type batteries, should not be lumped in with corner store nonsense, or lesser tech, especially with a lower resistance carto/nano clearo, they rock (although dont use dual coil, or lower than 2.0 on them)
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Shorty is an interesting idea. Smokeless image have a zippo lighter battery now, 350mah, regulated, but the lid fit is a little tight with the standard cartos. Might go golden with a shorty 2.0ohm from smoktech, having the capacity, and regulation and all. For those times where maximum pocketability is the call (like the beach, or a short trip to the dairy in shorts and t-shirt). hmmm...
But where did you get those 2.0 ohm shorty cartos in an 808 thread would be my question? Having a google now, not finding much jump out at me in my quick look. I really want to find these 2.0ohm 808 smoketek cartos now.
Ive been using m3, tidy10, and e-smart on my volt, and they all make decent clouds, or "plumes"
, big flavour and hit. Although, its worth saying, its probably better to do this on a 78mm, rather than a 65mm volt, just because the capacity, as well as the regulation is what makes dipping the ohms a bit, safe, and less wear on the battery. I don't vape that much, partly cause I mix in 50% WTA e-liquid. So my 78mm's last me about 2-3 days of vaping each.
People should never discount the standard volts. Sure if you vape lots, the battery capacity might irk you (dont bother me charging it every couple of days
, but regardless, they perform for sure. These gen3 808 type batteries, should not be lumped in with corner store nonsense, or lesser tech, especially with a lower resistance carto/nano clearo, they rock (although dont use dual coil, or lower than 2.0 on them)
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Shorty is an interesting idea. Smokeless image have a zippo lighter battery now, 350mah, regulated, but the lid fit is a little tight with the standard cartos. Might go golden with a shorty 2.0ohm from smoktech, having the capacity, and regulation and all. For those times where maximum pocketability is the call (like the beach, or a short trip to the dairy in shorts and t-shirt). hmmm...
But where did you get those 2.0 ohm shorty cartos in an 808 thread would be my question? Having a google now, not finding much jump out at me in my quick look. I really want to find these 2.0ohm 808 smoketek cartos now.
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The cool thing about 808 batteries compared to 510's is the VOLTage. 510's are a measly 3.3 while 808s are 3.7. That includes the cigalikes. Big SI fan over here. I don't own a twist or a Vision product, but I like my spinners! I will forever swear by those little Volts and recommend them to new vapers. Back when I had only ever used 510's, the SI 808's got me to a point where I could actually make the switch. They're so easy to get going that a monkey could use them, but a monkey could never appreciate the performance you get with no work/thought and in a such a small package! They're a good first choice not only because they work great, but because they're good enough that you will still want to use them even after you progress to other systems. I'm a vamo user now, but I still tend to keep a volt cigalike and spinner ready at all times simply because they just work and they really do the job. I'll be replacing them when they finally cease to hold a charge, for sure.
...you ate the box?
I got my super shorties from madvapes. Sometimes they run out of items but they usually have a lot of SS cartos.
I have Volts and Panda 510, Wife only uses Volts with 18mg cartos. I actually tried a manual V2 and I must say I was surprised at how much kick that little battery had.
Yup, still using sticks, I think they're great and definitely have a place.
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