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DUH. I definitely need more sleep. LOL! Can't believe I missed the HUGE "Donate" button on her site! (Sorry, Shan!)
And thanks, Bianca.
Hey, looking good, AG.
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Has any one used a 901 with their vmod xl?
I love my IKV 901 and would love to use it with my vmod
Yup sure do!!Tatskull uses 901s on his XL.![]()
My XL has only seen IKV 1.8 LR 901's(it has no idea what a 510's or 306's areHas any one used a 901 with their vmod xl?
I love my IKV 901 and would love to use it with my vmod
)!! The great thing with the 901 (aside from taste) is the way the feed!! I have yet to (insert "s" word of choice here) the bottle since I got it! Simple tilt as your puffin to feed, and at times, it just feed's itself

Yup sure do!!
My XL has only seen IKV 1.8 LR 901's(it has no idea what a 510's or 306's are)!! The great thing with the 901 (aside from taste) is the way the feed!! I have yet to (insert "s" word of choice here) the bottle since I got it! Simple tilt as your puffin to feed, and at times, it just feed's itself
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And you have no problems with the little drain hole on the atty?
I love my 901s but I wasn't sure they could be used with the vmod because of that hole. I have always had a drip shield on mine
Nope, no problems at all, when you take off the chimney you see some juice condensation, but it never leaks and it has a perfect draw!!And you have no problems with the little drain hole on the atty?
I love my 901s but I wasn't sure they could be used with the vmod because of that hole. I have always had a drip shield on mine
Nope, no problems at all, when you take off the chimney you see some juice condensation, but it never leaks and it has a perfect draw!!
Thanks AG! I am going to order some![]()
AW IMR's go dead rather than having a drop off, so over discharging won't happen. The minute they get to a certain voltage, they just won't fire a device. I'm not sure, but I do beleive it is before they hit 3.2 volt's