Thermo - Wow!!

[SudokuGal]

I've had mine for a day, and the rest of my PVs are feeling neglected.

If anyone is concerned about the ease of use of bottom button, don't be. It's easy to press (yet, remember, it's recessed so that it can't accidentally be pressed...in fact you can sit up on its end).

I love how light weight it is compared to my other mods that use the same batteries.

If you're sitting on the fence about ordering one, take the leap

 

[Figurehead]

My mailman sucks. I still don't have mine.

 

[Fonzy]

My mailman sucks. I still don't have mine.

I second that .

 

[DiMeZ]

I've had mine for a day, and the rest of my PVs are feeling neglected.

If anyone is concerned about the ease of use of bottom button, don't be. It's easy to press (yet, remember, it's recessed so that it can't accidentally be pressed...in fact you can sit up on its end).

I love how light weight it is compared to my other mods that use the same batteries.

If you're sitting on the fence about ordering one, take the leap

What atty are you using with it? I never tried a high voltage mod thinking about giving the Thermo a try after I see some reviews.

 

[Fonzy]

weeeeee, it came it came! only got to wait for the damn batts to charge now.

 

[Amajn]

everyone thaqt has it hows it hold up to finger prints????

and how is the flavor at 6v on the 801 atty

 

[Fonzy]

ill let you know about the 801 atty soon as the batts are charged, and the body has a nice mirror finish on it. fingering does leave prints, but they wipe away pretty easy so far. i would say its about 1/3rd or so longer than the SP2.

 

[Fonzy]

Ok, so soon after my last post i saw my charger light was up, tired of waiting so i figured id pop em in instead of waiting for another few hours.

Ive tried it on 4 attys: dse801, B112, RN-4072 and a Joye 302.

Dse801:
some flavor loss, most vapor than my passthrough. used USA mix 24mg. good throat hit as you can imagine.

RN-4072:
didn't seem to make a connection. ive been having this problem on my 801 passthrough too though. it initially worked, but now doesnt seem to make a connection with anything unless i use a staple. so i cant comment on this one.

Joye 302:
Less flavor loss than the 801, but a little less on the throat hit. not my favorite atty even on my passthrough, but it works ok. used USA mix 24mg.

B112:
Now were cooking with charcoal! On my passthrough and SP2 3.7, i really disliked this atty. for the Thermo, i used newport 24mg, cause by this time i was getting sick of USA mix. a tiny tiny bit of flavor loss, but MASSIVE throat hit and vapor. way more than my passthrough ever gives. seriously this atty on the thermo almost made me choke, and i used to like to smoke unfiltered lucky strike analogs.

cant comment on the battery life yet, but the B112 really shines on the 6v thermo.

on a side note, i decided to try a cartomizer. even after a quick puff, i got alot of vapor, but alot of burned taste. 6v might be too powerfull for the carto haha. dont have alot of experience with cartomizers, but i got the impression it would burn them the hell up.

 

[SudokuGal]

I use a 510 atty and think both the flavor and vapor are great. I did try a cartomizer on top of a 510 connector and Fonzy is right...6v is too much...the carto is hot after just two drags.

Oh, and I don't think there is a problem with fingerprints at all.

 

[svtboosted]

I, and others, use cartomizers at 6v+ all the time.. the key is to keep it very wet, otherwise it WILL burn up. The flavor, vapor and throat hit I get are all superb. I actually seem to use cartomizers at high voltage the most now, with low resistance 510 atomizers at 3.7v a close second.

 

[svtboosted]

Also, if you DO burn up the cartomizer, even keeping it wet afterwards will likely still have burnt taste as you've burned up some of the polyfill at that point.

I've used a cartomizer for extended periods of time at high voltage and took it apart afterwards only to find out it was still perfectly fine -- not brown all over. Ended up wasting a perfectly good cartomizer in the process. Oh well..

Oh, and the other key is short blasts, to keep from burning.. I only hold for 1-2 seconds, and continue taking a drag after I let off the button. Sometimes I'll hold for 1-2 seconds, continue taking a drag and a couple seconds later another 1-2 second blast.

 

[shawnp1]

Thermo works great at 3.7 volt with a 17670 battery.

 

[SudokuGal]

The cartomizer was a brand new one so it certainly couldn't have been dry. I have plenty of other devices to use cartos on so I'll stick with my 510 atty and T-tip on the Thermo.

 

[raqball]

Thermo works great at 3.7 volt with a 17670 battery.

Awesome!!!! No need to adjust springs or anything??



Kris

 

[shawnp1]

no adjustment needed at all. just drop it in an vape on. i did use the good aw 17670 protected cells too if im not mistaken when i tried it. i have some generic non protected ones that will test too but i would recomend using a 17670 protected cell anyways.

 

[Fonzy]

thanks for the tips svtboosted, trying it with a wetter carto with the short bursts and its working good! nice flavor too.

 

[raqball]

no adjustment needed at all. just drop it in an vape on. i did use the good aw 17670 protected cells too if im not mistaken when i tried it. i have some generic non protected ones that will test too but i would recomend using a 17670 protected cell anyways.

Kewl!!! AW brand is all I use!

Now I gotta place and order!

Kris

 

[svtboosted]

The cartomizer was a brand new one so it certainly couldn't have been dry. I have plenty of other devices to use cartos on so I'll stick with my 510 atty and T-tip on the Thermo.

I wouldn't exactly say that.. I've had flavored cartomizers show up pretty dry. That poly fill needs to be very saturated for optimum efficiency at high voltage.

 

[Figurehead]

My batteries are charging! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[muddstar]

This thing has no spring or post where the addy connects, it's just a hollow tube. How is anybody using this?