Okay, got my stainless Vamo V2 last week. I have tried it with a CE4, Evod and Vivi Nova. I don't get much vape or throat hit out of it. Have tried with the watts from 6 to 9. Evod was too airy so I put tape over 2 of the holes making it harder draw. Just can't get much out of it. Running 24mg tobacco e-juice thru it. Really disappointed with it. I get a little more vape if I do a light puff at first before I do an inhale. When I inhale I don't get much out of it. Any ideas?
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What settings do you have the Vamo on? What mode is it in? What wattage and/or voltage?
If you've just turned it on without setting it up you're going to be in the default setting and won't get much in the way of vape off anything...
If you've just turned it on without setting it up you're going to be in the default setting and won't get much in the way of vape off anything...
Set it on the 02 mode and have run it with watts. Have moved the watts running from 6 clear up to 9 changing it in steps and haven't noticed any difference.
Heads are working good. I've taken them off the Vamo and put them on my Ego-T and they vape and hit good. Will try and run the Vamo over on voltage later today.
Check your ohms with the pulse button to see what the Vamo is reading on your heads. I would also check the battery voltage with the minus button to make sure the battery is charged good.
Also, the ohms rating of the clearo, carto etc helps a bit. higher ohms of that item, the more watts that may be needed... Not always true.. see me hacking up a lung after hitting 10 watts on 3.0 ohm Vivi.. Ugh! 
If you haven't already, and have done all suggestions listed above, try a different battery. And it's true that a protected battery will not work, due to the vamo using higher amps than protected batteries can run, the protection knocks it down. Only use unprotected high drain IMR batteries, preferably Aw, Efest or panasonic CGR. The batts need to be rated to go to at least 5 amps. Other batts will work as long as they are lithium ion, LI-MN, and rated for high drain applications. What kind of batteries are you trying to use in it?
It could be your Vamo has weak power output. Do you own a voltmeter? If you do, set the Vamo to NO2 mode, and either VV or VW mode, then to the highest setting (6 volts, or 15 Watts). You should then be able to measure the output voltage with a voltmeter and it should read around 6 volts. If it reads like 3.xx volts, you should try to exchange your Vamo. If it does read around 6 volts, then I have nothing else to offer since you say all your heads work fine on your Ego-T.
edit... this is done with a single battery in the Vamo.
edit... this is done with a single battery in the Vamo.
Thanks for the help. It was the battery, only putting out 3.2. Tried to charge it and it still wouldn't come up. Put a different battery in and it vapes good now. Again thanks everyone.
I had to end up getting an adapter, 510 to ego, for my EVOD and now it works great.
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