Just wondering when you change batteries in your devices should you power them down or does it matter if you don't. Been using my Vamo and I have been turning it off when I change the batteries but I was just wondering. I love this thing because I use it ay home with a ProTank and it's a vapor machine with pretty good taste as well. Thanks in advance.
Should I turn it off?
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Not sure about Vamo, but i own a Innokin iTaste MVP 2 and i charge it while it's turned on. That way the light goes off when it's fully charged. I would think most devices have this feature....but more experienced vapors here may be able to give you a definite answer on the Vamo.
Well technically speaking, instruction manuals always say to turn them off before changing the battery, I myself am lazy and don't, I haven't noticed any problems, but that's a risk I'm willing to take, so all up to you on that one
isn't taking the battery out turning it off? I've never bothered to turn off my mod's when changing the batts.
Does it respond any differently when you put the new battery in after turning it off vs leaving it on?
Does it respond any differently when you put the new battery in after turning it off vs leaving it on?
I think you'll be fine just taking the batteries out. I don't know that I've ever turned my mods off on a battery swap and they seem to be fine. Some off my mods don't even have an option to turn them off.
The usual rule about turning off electronics prior to battery change-out stems from data loss for processors and/or small power surges possibly caused by moving the batteries on the contacts. I feel like it's just branched out to include all things electronic.
Also, welcome to the threads.
The usual rule about turning off electronics prior to battery change-out stems from data loss for processors and/or small power surges possibly caused by moving the batteries on the contacts. I feel like it's just branched out to include all things electronic.
Also, welcome to the threads.
My VTR never gets turn off. It does shut off when I change the battery, but I don't turn it off to do that, it just shuts off once I remove the battery.
Sometimes I turn it off sometimes I don't.
usually do if i remember but it doesn't seem to have made any difference. Still need to turn it back on after putting new batteries in.
usually do if i remember but it doesn't seem to have made any difference. Still need to turn it back on after putting new batteries in.
I don't think you can really turn most regulated mods off, you might lock the fire button or let the screen go off, but the chip is still powered looking for any button presses.
With my VaporShark, I just pull the battery and stick a new one in, doesn't seem to hurt anything.
With my VaporShark, I just pull the battery and stick a new one in, doesn't seem to hurt anything.
Good point - it's not really powered down through the switch, just um... shall we say "disabled"? So, really, it doesn't matter since the only way to really power it down is to remove the battery.
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