Should I gert a Vamo?

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Clear your cache and cookies, close and restart your browser, and try again. fasttech uses cookies to remember who you are and keeps items in your cart until you return and either remove items or checkout.

Also, if you're using Microsoft's Internet Explorer Exploder, stop.

Go get Firefox or Chrome, and protect yourself.

Agreed. Screen lockup is rarely the fault of a Vender/cart but rather internet connection interruption or Browser hang.
 

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Clear your cache and cookies, close and restart your browser, and try again. FastTech uses cookies to remember who you are and keeps items in your cart until you return and either remove items or checkout.

Also, if you're using Microsoft's Internet Explorer Exploder, stop.

Go get Firefox or Chrome, and protect yourself.

I use Firefox, I'm on a Mac running Mountain Lion, I've never been to Fastech's site before this morning so I had no cookie from them, but I did clear my cache, then went back to Fastech to try again, and whaddayaknow, they got the order and so my Vamo is on it's way.

My day is suddenly much better after this, AND, when the mail came in it was that spiffy little ohms tester that is always out of stock everywhere in the world, along with my 32 ga. kanthal wire and my Ekowool 3mm braided silica wick material from Kidney Puncher. So now I can make up some very decent coils and my day is saved and I'm a happy girl again :)

Incidentally, I looked around on FasTech's site and found a 5 pack of 1.8 ohm heads for my Kanger Protank, for $1.95.... wow! Just WOW!

I paid $15 for a 5 pack of them at the local B&M! I might just buy 5 more of them for giggles just because they are so cheap!
 
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If I were going to buy a VAMO, I'd also start with that kit and get an xtar charger, keeping the nitecore charger as a backup. Good batteries and a good charger can make a big difference in longevity.

Looked for the Xtar chargers on FasTech, they are all sold out. This tells me it's a good product in big demand, so I have to have one of course. I'll keep checking with them about that. One thing I've learned about vaping goods since I started this is that there's a lot of hard to get stuff out there, and it's all the best stuff.

I guess it's a new industry, so there's a lot of flux and instability about it still. What we really need is a big box vaping store chain, like Vape Depot springing up in every city and town.
 

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I have been an avid vamo lover and touted it on these forums. I will say it just died on my vacation and the B&M store around me only sold SVDs. I gotta say I like the SVD better. I dont think it performs any better but the price is the same I prefer the telescope to the extra piece you need with the vamo. And being a telescope mod it has a better grip because the bottom piece isnt flush.
The internal ohm meter on my vamo still works and the SVDs is reading my heads more accuratley than the vamo. They may use the same board I dont know but that is just my experience with my units.

My one must on the vamo if you go that route is spend the extra couple bucks and get the SS version.

GL!
 

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I use Firefox, I'm on a Mac running Mountain Lion, I've never been to Fastech's site before this morning so I had no cookie from them, but I did clear my cache, then went back to Fastech to try again, and whaddayaknow, they got the order and so my Vamo is on it's way.

My day is suddenly much better after this, AND, when the mail came in it was that spiffy little ohms tester that is always out of stock everywhere in the world, along with my 32 ga. kanthal wire and my Ekowool 3mm braided silica wick material from Kidney Puncher. So now I can make up some very decent coils and my day is saved and I'm a happy girl again :)

Incidentally, I looked around on FasTech's site and found a 5 pack of 1.8 ohm heads for my Kanger Protank, for $1.95.... wow! Just WOW!

I paid $15 for a 5 pack of them at the local B&M! I might just buy 5 more of them for giggles just because they are so cheap!

You got the kit with the I2 and Panasonic batteries I take it. Very nice kit at a very good price, Fasttech does have some good deals. Being in China it does take a little while to receive your order, but they ship super fast compared to other China sites. Some of the stuff they carry I would steer away from, but a lot of it is good and at a great price, as long as you don't need it tomorrow.
 

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I have been an avid vamo lover and touted it on these forums. I will say it just died on my vacation and the B&M store around me only sold SVDs. I gotta say I like the SVD better. I dont think it performs any better but the price is the same I prefer the telescope to the extra piece you need with the vamo. And being a telescope mod it has a better grip because the bottom piece isnt flush.
The internal ohm meter on my vamo still works and the SVDs is reading my heads more accuratley than the vamo. They may use the same board I dont know but that is just my experience with my units.

My one must on the vamo if you go that route is spend the extra couple bucks and get the SS version.

GL!

I'm a v2 owner and I love my Vamo but I have to say that the svd is probably a better choice than the v3 right now.

And I will also second the fact that you should buy a stainless steel vamo. That one's a no-brainer.
 
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