Is anyone using the Turbos at 5 or 6V? And, if so, how are they performing and holding up? Thanks!
Turbos at HV
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I get feedback from customers all the time saying they do it and it works fine for them.. I prefer them at 3.7 actually.. Thing is they heat up so quick at HV so it's best to cycle them quickly with the button. They definitely perform and will last, but most people I've talked to prefer them at lower voltage since they are designed to be run at 3.7.
I used one for almost a week on high voltage before it went out on me..maybe rotating it with one or two others.. I finally just held the button down for a few seconds to see what would happen
Anybody else?
I used one for almost a week on high voltage before it went out on me..maybe rotating it with one or two others.. I finally just held the button down for a few seconds to see what would happen
Anybody else?
They are working great for me, of course, when using 6+v you have to be really really careful to let go of the button super fast!
I use them on my Chuck at 6v, GG at 6v and GGSS 7.4v. So far, I haven't lost one yet, nor are any of them showing any signs of burning/scorching the filler. I am using the same 5 out of the first box in rotation on all 3 devices. I consider my vaping to be on the heavy side.
I use them on my Chuck at 6v, GG at 6v and GGSS 7.4v. So far, I haven't lost one yet, nor are any of them showing any signs of burning/scorching the filler. I am using the same 5 out of the first box in rotation on all 3 devices. I consider my vaping to be on the heavy side.
I'm using them at 6V on a super6 with a 510 adapter with a 510 to 901/808 adapter... I opened up the adapter for increased airflow (that slot in the adapter IS a screw slot you know) and a drip tip (so I can keep the carto wet) and it's vaping nirvana
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