The iHybrid APV - A fully Customizable Genesis

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NancyR

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I use 18350s. I know you're not supposed to use them until they're completely discharged. My coil is 1.4 on the multimeter. When should I change batteries? I don't want to put myself at risk of anything a few times a day :) how do you guys judge when to change?

Thanks everyone

You will notice a drop, I find most of the time I don't like the vape after it hits about 3.4. So when you notice it go ahead and meter, but it is better not to run them lower than 3.2 if I remember correctly.
 

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For my tastes the vapor gets too lite when it hits about 3.6 volts. I don't think you would want to get much lower than 3.2

Yea, I could tell I was getting not getting the vapor I wanted. This is when I usually switch them out. 3.5 on the multimeter :). Sweet

New battery, fresh tank of Pluid. Goodnight all!! Congrats to the flower people :)
 

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If your meter is telling you the battery is at 3.5 you are likely hitting less than 3.3 under load. Switch your batteries out more often, generally you don't want them getting that low for longevity and performance.

Thanks for the tip! I'm used to my old Provari blinking to tell me when it's time. I could defiantly tell many puffs before I changed that it wasn't tasting as wonderful and the smoke was off. Ill switch more often from now on.

anyone ever "spin" off their tank protector and feel like some old western bad ... spinning the chamber on their revolver? :D
Lol, errreyday.
 
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J C West, I did finally watch your video in it's entirety. I thought you did a very honest and unbiased Review. But more importantly, some reviewers don't take the time to show the details of certain features, like you did. I appreciated seeing how you clean the switch, the contacts, the tubes and the Atty. Those are the kinds of details that can make all the difference in keeping a PV running with continued success (especially for someone like me who can use those added "tips")

Thank you so much.

~Lady~
 

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Hello all,
Just to clarify and apologize to all who were offended by a post that was put up under my account. :(
Last week while at work I left my control room to go to the bathroom and left my computer unattended. One of my co-workers thought it would be funny to post some stuff while I was gone. From what I gather it was vulgar and demeaning. If it was a personal affront to anyone here I accept all the blame, I should not have left my computer unattended. Had I known that was going to happen I would have just locked the computer, I will from now on. Again if the post offended anyone I deeply regret not locking my computer and you have my sincere apologies.
I missed the friendly banter here and really just wanted to apologize for the childlike post. Thanks and good night.
 

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Hello all,
Just to clarify and apologize to all who were offended by a post that was put up under my account. :(
Last week while at work I left my control room to go to the bathroom and left my computer unattended. One of my co-workers thought it would be funny to post some stuff while I was gone. From what I gather it was vulgar and demeaning. If it was a personal affront to anyone here I accept all the blame, I should not have left my computer unattended. Had I known that was going to happen I would have just locked the computer, I will from now on. Again if the post offended anyone I deeply regret not locking my computer and you have my sincere apologies.
I missed the friendly banter here and really just wanted to apologize for the childlike post. Thanks and good night.

that so sounds like something I would do to a co-worker. No worries, welcome back
 
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