The vmod from vapage.com (update)
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I love my Vmod too...Nice review. I bought the V-mod from Jason as well. I have been underwhelmed by the vapor production…but boosting the voltage seems like just what the doctor ordered.
Thanks guys!!
This was made from one of the elixirtv viewers: dyingbreed--I heard though he's selling his driptips on vipvaporcig.com's website (not sure if there's the spade though).
Sure its:
Ultra IFR 14250 LFP 3.2v Rechargeable Batteries-Pair: Your source for the best electronic cigarettes / personal vaporizers in the world.
I heard madvapes is also selling them.
This was made from one of the elixirtv viewers: dyingbreed--I heard though he's selling his driptips on vipvaporcig.com's website (not sure if there's the spade though).
Sure its:
Ultra IFR 14250 LFP 3.2v Rechargeable Batteries-Pair: Your source for the best electronic cigarettes / personal vaporizers in the world.
I heard madvapes is also selling them.
Great review! I just ordered my Vmod yesterday and can't wait to vape it. I will order a pair of those 14250's also.
...KEEP VAPE ALIVE...
...KEEP VAPE ALIVE...
I love the Vmod too.
Great vaping little mod.
I use the Vapage Bottom Feeder 1.5ohm Atomizer on mine.
Here is another great thread with tons of Vmod information:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/e-cigarette-video-reviews/195396-vmod.html
Great vaping little mod.
I use the Vapage Bottom Feeder 1.5ohm Atomizer on mine.
Here is another great thread with tons of Vmod information:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/e-cigarette-video-reviews/195396-vmod.html
Great review... I was psyched to turn in up to 6v but theres a problem.... you said that these two batteries in series will make 6.4v nominal... which is true but im 95% sure that when you run 2 batteries in series your left with 200mah, NOT 400mah. Which is scary small in terms of capacity. The only way to get 400mah out of it would be to run them in parrallel at 3.2v which im sure noone wants to do.
So, just to clarify, you mention that the atomizers are only $3... The cartomizers are $3 (2-pack for $5.99, and only currently available in 2.2ohm)
VMOD Silo Cartomizers 2-Pack
The atomizers are $9 (2-pack for $17.99, and they only seem to go up to 2.5ohm):
AMG Hybrid Bottom Feeder (2-pack)
I really like the look & size of this mod, but those proprietary attys are a bit daunting. Are they just out of stock of something in SR? Or discontinued? Or... ?
VMOD Silo Cartomizers 2-Pack
The atomizers are $9 (2-pack for $17.99, and they only seem to go up to 2.5ohm):
AMG Hybrid Bottom Feeder (2-pack)
I really like the look & size of this mod, but those proprietary attys are a bit daunting. Are they just out of stock of something in SR? Or discontinued? Or... ?
The hybrid bottom feeder atomizers are sold through clouds of vapor too. The hybrids come in 1.5, 2.0, & 2.5. The silo cartos come in 1.8, 2.0, & 2.2. They had 2.8 silos too, but I don't know if they are making those any longer. The out of stock silos are supposed to be in next week. Don't fear the hybrids & silos. They are fantastic!
Have you run any of these at 6v with the IFR 14250? Anything less than 3.2Ω tends to taste burnt on my SB with AW LiFePO4 RCR 123...
I haven't, but here is the thread where all of the Vmodians hang out. You might inquire there.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3399236
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3399236
Erich i ordered some cr2 batteries to run in series @ 6v.... ill let yah know but im guessing 2.8 wont be high enough.
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I've been rocking my vmod at 6v with two cr2 3v batteries in series w/ the 2.2 silos. Id really prefer a higher res atty, but they don't have anything higher than 2.5 atties right now. Been fluttering the button and getting amazing vapor production and still on first silo since upping voltage. I feel like the coil is actually staying cleaner but you have to be careful not to over heat the coil. The fit was really tight but seemed fine until I tried to remove the batteries. that was a pain in the .... I ended up drilling a small hole in the chassis so I could poke them out from the opposite side. Was careful to keep the hole small as to not compromise the integrity of the chassis.
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