I'm gonna wait for a sale price like when I got mine $85 with free shipping
Well… Would you believe I'm going to wait til I can actually afford it?
VaporMoon & The Saber Touch Official Thread!
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Well… Would you believe I'm going to wait til I can actually afford it?
Thanks for the nice review! I'm always take into consideration what Saber users would like to see modified on the mod. I'm always using this info to come up with other designs. All comments are very appreciated!
Just as an update, my Saber Touch finally died today. Well, the batteries dies and not the touch itself. LOL. Anyway, I got about 5 1/2 hours from chain vaping on a normal 510 atty using two Ultrafire ICR 123A 880mAh 3.7V batts. So, pretty impressed that they lasted that long considering how much I sucked on them today. But I will tell you, when they quit, they quit! I thought at first I had blown an atty. Changed atty and still nothing. So figure it is the batts. If I let it sit for a bit I will get a short sizzle sound then nothing, which a typical batt will self charge a little if left sitting. Looks like when I get paid Monday, I will have to order 2 or 4 more of these batts to keep on hand.
@Sir - I am glad you didn't take anything personally, but wanted to give my honest opinion on this device. I have looked at MANY others, including yours several times, and I am VERY happy I chose the ST. Now, if I could only afford that Glow in the Dark blue one.....
@Sir - I am glad you didn't take anything personally, but wanted to give my honest opinion on this device. I have looked at MANY others, including yours several times, and I am VERY happy I chose the ST. Now, if I could only afford that Glow in the Dark blue one.....
Yes, when they quit, they quit! That is the under voltage protection. With the 5v, they will usually cut off at around 5.3v... combined, give or take. With the 3.7v/6v, they will cut off at around 1.8v-2v. This will also save your batteries, giving you more charges out of them.
That's cool. The nice thing is that neither vapor production nor flavor diminished AT ALL the whole time. I guess that is why it kinda freaked me out when it just quit. I am used to having the "stupid" PV tell me when the batt was dead. I WILL get used to this though. I don't see how I ever survived without a 5V PV. Though, I must say the 901 PT I have does a pretty decent job, but not nearly as nice or portable as the ST. I even added mine as my avatar! 
My wife still doesn't know about it! shhhhhh!
My wife still doesn't know about it! shhhhhh!
I love your new Signature Picture!That's cool. The nice thing is that neither vapor production nor flavor diminished AT ALL the whole time. I guess that is why it kinda freaked me out when it just quit. I am used to having the "stupid" PV tell me when the batt was dead. I WILL get used to this though. I don't see how I ever survived without a 5V PV. Though, I must say the 901 PT I have does a pretty decent job, but not nearly as nice or portable as the ST. I even added mine as my avatar!
My wife still doesn't know about it! shhhhhh!
Notice the fan in the back to keep it cool during my chain vaping session! j/k that is the fan I use here at work to keep ME cool!
j/k that is the fan I use here at work to keep ME cool!I was going to say... I've never known anyone to vape that hard! LOLNotice the fan in the back to keep it cool during my chain vaping session!
I've been playing with my purple ST all day and have to say I love the consistent hit. I find it strange that I can pick it up with my left or right hand 2 fingers one on touch switch and the other just holding it and I get no connection, but if I touch my other hand 2 fingers to the body it makes a connection. Maybe mine wasn't totally cured and may change over time? Because I feel like a freak.
Someone started an 80's music thread...I'm a music junky, so I've been participating all night LOL
The curing is on the inside... It's a non conductive epoxy that would not make a difference wet or cured. So, I'm not sure why things have changed for you... humidity? I don't know.
Jude: I get it too sometimes- where I can touch the powder coat side and still get conduction. It's humid here and sometimes my hands get damp (from nerves, or from being moisturized so I can handle my crochet easier) so I usually blame that. The conduction is "correct" at the exposed brass and weak on the side but still there at times.
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