VOLT in Canada?

[CityLights]

Do the canvape Kanger KR8 have the open hole on the center positive pin of the connector for the air switch that e-liquid can drip into and kill the Battery? ..or are they the newer more resistant sealed types? I've probably saved myself more than a few dead batteries by avoiding the non-sealed autos

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[Mindfield]

Do the canvape Kanger KR8 have the open hole on the center positive pin of the connector for the air switch that e-liquid can drip into and kill the Battery? ..or are they the newer more resistant sealed types? I've probably saved myself more than a few dead batteries by avoiding the non-sealed autos

Also don't forget coupons, 10voltecf, or search the web and find a bigger discount coupon.

The auto batteries on the Kangers at CanVape are open and can be damaged. The hole in the Bloog is much smaller (pinhole) so are less prone to damage from overspill. Smokeless Image do make a sealed (well, mostly) Volt auto battery though. The center post is sealed, the holes are round the side of the center post I believe.

 

[Adixx]

Thanks so much for the insight and information. I was keen on KR808D-1 (from Canvape) but then people started talking about the VOLT being a little easier for the first timer. I might look at Smokeless Image and get the hardware from there. Not sure yet - but will be pulling the trigger soon.

Thanks again ECF friends,

 

[erinluvsahmed]

Honestly I am a first timer and the Kanger's are not bad especially the auto batteries as long as you don't fill the cartomizers while they are attached to the battery. I lost my auto battery not from the kanger hcoil cartomizer but from the G4 clearomizer it leaked a little each vape and than completely dripped into my battery.. it shorted out. So what I'm trying to say as a first timer you do learn and takes time but I think it's good practice to not fill carty's attached to the battery anyway even with a manual.. just gets messy lol

Thanks so much for the insight and information. I was keen on KR808D-1 (from Canvape) but then people started talking about the VOLT being a little easier for the first timer. I might look at Smokeless Image and get the hardware from there. Not sure yet - but will be pulling the trigger soon.

Thanks again ECF friends,

 

[kalvinf]

Not that I want to point to anyone, but the kanger 808 batteries do have a difference from the the volt/bloog batteries where the kangers are unregulated and the working voltage declines as the battey depletes, where the volt/bloog batts have a regulated 3.6 volts that stays consistent from charge to depletion. This works out to consistant vaping puff after puff on the bloog/volts and various vaping production on the kangers.
But kangers definitely kick out the vapor and more than the volt/bloog batteries depending on carto used and juice used. I own both models and use and enjoy both.

 

[Mindfield]

Not that I want to point to anyone, but the kanger 808 batteries do have a difference from the the volt/bloog batteries where the kangers are unregulated and the working voltage declines as the battey depletes, where the volt/bloog batts have a regulated 3.6 volts that stays consistent from charge to depletion. This works out to consistant vaping puff after puff on the bloog/volts and various vaping production on the kangers.
But kangers definitely kick out the vapor and more than the volt/bloog batteries depending on carto used and juice used. I own both models and use and enjoy both.

I dunno, I have all three and to be honest, I really didn't notice much difference between any of them. They all give a nice warm vape, throat hit is kind of attenuated on all of them (compared to vaping the same strength juice on a fat batt or mod), and they all had the same 5-second cutoff. The Volt and Bloog just had a much nicer build quality about them, and I loved the buttons on the Volt manuals better than the Kanger. (Actually I hate the buttons on the Kangers. My 78mm battery's button is damn hard to press and often doesn't fire unless I press it a certain way. The 102mm button is fine though, but both are almost the same as the 510 button, which I found a bit big and uncomfortable.)

But overall experience-wise, they all hit me more or less the same.