Vamo and Natilus Mini

[TorontoOntario]

Ok so I have had my Vamo and Natilus Mini all day today I have a few questions figured its better to just have one thread.

1. I know basicly what to run my tank on and not to go to high but is there any damage to having the volt low? Like vapeing 3.5v on my 1.8 tank
2. My Evod tanks were a bit position finicky i.e I have to stand them up, can I lay my device down with the Natilus mini and not be worried?
3. Theres a black circle piece that just sits in the tube where the battery will sit like under where the battery sits on the opposite end of the spring but its loose. I noticed it when I checked how the Vamo would look smaller?
4. ***When I chain vape for a few minutes the vamo gets a tiny bit warm (I would not say hot) around the bottom end and up to about where it separates to make it smaller. I know in mods heat is bad but my ego got a bit warm always and I want to know if thats just normal when you chain vape cause the batterys working hard. The tank also gets a bit warm at this stage***

Thanks so much to whomever answers any of these questions!

 

[InTheShade]

Hi TO, good questions. I know I had similar concerns when I first started out with my Vamo.

1. Don't worry about going too high or too low. The worst that can happen is the vape won't be flavorful if you go too low (you might also get a gunky coil due to unvaporized residue on the coil) or a burnt taste if you go too high. You can't really hurt anything - just dial it up or down to find the vape you prefer. There simply is no right or wrong way to vape if you are getting the vape you like.

2. I wouldn't lay it down. You probably can get away with it for a while but you'll find that most clearomizers and tanks prefer to be vertical. Of course there are exceptions to the rule and your mileage may vary. Try it - again you'll not hurt much - maybe just get a gurgly draw or a small leak or something.

3. I am not sure about this black piece. I just checked mine and I don't see anything black in either end of the tube. Is there a chance you can catch a picture so we can see what it is? Maybe someone else can shed some light on this...

4. Don't worry about the vamo or your topper getting a little warm. It's perfectly normal when vaping - especially if you are chaining. Your Vamo has built-in protection so you should be quite safe. Of course everything can fail, so if you find your mod or topper getting hot to the touch, that's a different matter. It shouldn't happen though, so I personally wouldn't be worried about it too much.

 

[Katya]

Your Vamo connection should look like this--I don't see any black circle pieces there, either....

 

[TorontoOntario]

Its inside where the battery sits as I said. But it doesnt matter my vamo just broke so I am hopefully going to get a new one.

 

[Katya]

Its inside where the battery sits as I said. But it doesnt matter my vamo just broke so I am hopefully going to get a new one.

I'm so sorry... Which one did you get (v4? 5?) Did you get it from a reputable vendor?

 

[nonsmok]

How did it break?

 

[TorontoOntario]

I got it from canvape. Lets see if they do right by me. I dont know how it broke it all of a sudden started saying low v when I got my tanks screwed in a certain point and reading them 9.9 ohm. I looked it up and thats a pretty common problem with the Vamos centre pin.

 

[Equilibrium]

"9.9"... it's not broken. You just aren't making a connection. Take a micro screwdriver or toothpick (something small) and very gently pull / wiggle the center pin up on the vamo and then screw the tank back on.

 

[nonsmok]

Which version of the vamo do you have, I was thinking of getting one (v5), but not if your having these problems