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Just make sure you got High drain IMR's (unprotected batts) or else you may have problems getting the batts to work in a Vamo. If they are protected it will usually draw to much from the batt and trip the protection circuit if you are pulling to hard on em. Just thought I would mention that.
Just make sure you got High drain IMR's (unprotected batts) or else you may have problems getting the batts to work in a Vamo. If they are protected it will usually draw to much from the batt and trip the protection circuit if you are pulling to hard on em. Just thought I would mention that.
I may have gotten the wrong battery!? Its not IMR, i think it is gcr or icr......?#4
Just make sure you got High drain IMR's (unprotected batts) or else you may have problems getting the batts to work in a Vamo. If they are protected it will usually draw to much from the batt and trip the protection circuit if you are pulling to hard on em. Just thought I would mention that.
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Just make sure you got High drain IMR's (unprotected batts) or else you may have problems getting the batts to work in a Vamo. If they are protected it will usually draw to much from the batt and trip the protection circuit if you are pulling to hard on em. Just thought I would mention that.
4. Thanks for mentioning.
I don't even know what my 18350s are, spose I should check that out
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Some protected batts will work for a puff or two, but then stop as it trips the circuitry. Found out the hard way myself. Then found out I shouldn't be using protected batts!! hehe
Some protected batts will work for a puff or two, but then stop as it trips the circuitry. Found out the hard way myself.
Then found out I shouldn't be using protected batts!! hehe
3) Happy Birthday Akatina!
I have a feeling I would be using the VAMO in the short mode most of the time. It looks huge in pictures.
I have a feeling I would be using the VAMO in the short mode most of the time. It looks huge in pictures.
2- Well you can convert protected to non, but I will leave it at that, not a recommended idea at all. I have burnt a couple of fingers that way, and if your not careful it can be a lot worse than that.
SpEcTReCHieF:8840808 said:5.
Some protected batts will work for a puff or two, but then stop as it trips the circuitry. Found out the hard way myself.
5. I looked at mine and they are ICR's. Suppose I'll be picking up some new 18350s too lol
3- Well we have a winter weather warning, hoping for enough snow that it closes DC to make the drive in a lot easier in the afternoon for me.
03/05 Entry #2 . . .
Don't understand WHY "You" would want a Tool to Slap
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I bet "She" could and would give Ya' a
if she knew . . .
Especially when "Ray" has one available - Only it is to change Carto's and/or "SLAP" juice into "Your" VVV Tank (BTW: Very Inexpensive compared to the other one too - I'm gonna have to get one myself): Triple V Tank Tool
Yep - I usually hang out here . . .
AND - What are "You" insinuating . . .
Don't understand WHY "You" would want a Tool to Slap
I bet "She" could and would give Ya' a
Especially when "Ray" has one available - Only it is to change Carto's and/or "SLAP" juice into "Your" VVV Tank (BTW: Very Inexpensive compared to the other one too - I'm gonna have to get one myself
): Triple V Tank ToolI was gonna say the longer version feels better in my hand... But then recalled Uncle frequents this thread (among others)
Yep - I usually hang out here . . .
AND - What are "You" insinuating . . .
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Here I am! And I pif'd one of my Vamos, so I am down to 69! And yes, the Vamo has an ohm checker. Long press the plus button.
I have both protected and unprotected batteries and have used both in my Vamo, no problems ... though the protected batteries are a tight fit. So I reccomend unprotected.
Stacking batteries in a Vamo is perfectly safe, and one of the few mods where it is actually suggested. You want to hit full power, you need that 7+ volt jolt. Stack two 350s, pop on a 3 ohm DC carto and crank your Vamo to 15watts. Pure vaping nirvana.
Though, I've been leaning towards low ohms on my Natural recently. Amazing experience is the vape with no modulation.
Here I am! And I pif'd one of my Vamos, so I am down to 69!
And yes, the Vamo has an ohm checker. Long press the plus button. I have both protected and unprotected batteries and have used both in my Vamo, no problems ... though the protected batteries are a tight fit. So I reccomend unprotected.
Stacking batteries in a Vamo is perfectly safe, and one of the few mods where it is actually suggested. You want to hit full power, you need that 7+ volt jolt. Stack two 350s, pop on a 3 ohm DC carto and crank your Vamo to 15watts. Pure vaping nirvana.
Though, I've been leaning towards low ohms on my Natural recently. Amazing experience is the vape with no modulation.
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Wow thanks i didn't see that in the vendor's description i was reading. So now the provari is definitely out!! and for the price of a vamo i can get that soon!!
(sigh) But i wont, it's supposed to be my reward for landing a better job. So i will hold out. But i'm definitely getting a RBA to go with it. I am waiting for the killer 705 to get more american reviews because i think that would look great in a VVV tank.
Wow thanks i didn't see that in the vendor's description i was reading. So now the provari is definitely out!! and for the price of a vamo i can get that soon!!
(sigh) But i wont, it's supposed to be my reward for landing a better job. So i will hold out. But i'm definitely getting a RBA to go with it. I am waiting for the killer 705 to get more american reviews because i think that would look great in a VVV tank.
Uncle:8841039 said:03/05 Entry #2 . . .
Yep - I usually hang out here . . .
AND - What are "You" insinuating . . .
Chat: who me? Insinuate? Nah... Never! I'm all innocent and stuff..... I would never see a connection between cylindrical objects and...
Ok I'm just gonna stop right there, lol clearly my personal censorship is as exhausted as I am!
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You'll see here the entire bottom piece, the black chrome coating has worn off and I am left with that dull chain link fence steel. Smells like metal in my hand too. I still LOVE my Vamo... even if it is uglier than it was the day I got it...
I would steer you away from the black chrome. Unless they have changed the plating process, it will quickly loses it's luster. And certain juices will strip the coating...why does the black chrome have to always be outta stock at exhale?
You'll see here the entire bottom piece, the black chrome coating has worn off and I am left with that dull chain link fence steel. Smells like metal in my hand too. I still LOVE my Vamo... even if it is uglier than it was the day I got it...
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How does the normal chrome hold up? I was just pondering a cheap mechanical + external-packaged kick for my traveling-about VW needs. (After the 10th time I've dropped my evic - and yes, its still fine - I decided it was time for something a little cheaper..) The vamo for $38 would be a really good fit for that.. And it even takes the same 18650s I'm using everywhere else..
ETA: also, is there a coupon code I'm missing? Its showing at $39 for chrome, $52 for stainless.
How does the normal chrome hold up? I was just pondering a cheap mechanical + external-packaged kick for my traveling-about VW needs. (After the 10th time I've dropped my evic - and yes, its still fine - I decided it was time for something a little cheaper..) The vamo for $38 would be a really good fit for that.. And it even takes the same 18650s I'm using everywhere else..
ETA: also, is there a coupon code I'm missing? Its showing at $39 for chrome, $52 for stainless.
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I don't have personal experience with the chrome, but in frequent trips to the Vamo subforum, I don't recall seeing much if anything about the chrome tarnishing. I'll tell you what though... those guys love their stainless steel Vamos!
After recently acquiring my own stainless mod, not a Vamo... The Natural, I can understand why! E'ry mod should be stainless!
I don't have personal experience with the chrome, but in frequent trips to the Vamo subforum, I don't recall seeing much if anything about the chrome tarnishing. I'll tell you what though... those guys love their stainless steel Vamos!
After recently acquiring my own stainless mod, not a Vamo... The Natural, I can understand why! E'ry mod should be stainless!
I think Abe said he was doing away with coupons, and just bottom line pricing everything... kinda like Ray does with tanks.
Speaking of Ray... he did say he was going to carry the Vamo (I think? Or did I dream that?) Might be worth waiting to see his price on it?
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