VV REOS Part VI

[house mouse]

I don't know if I'm super sensitive or what, but I can't seem to get over the wood smell. Did an over night coffe nap, then followed by a two day stint in the grounds but I'm still smelling it, and worse tasting it in my vape. Any other suggestions?

Waxing it with Howards made most of the smell in my curly oak go away immediately.

 

[AmnNate]

So, anybody know the amp limit for the switch? It seems that if I turn a carto or atty up too high, it just plain won't fire. I keep thinking I blew the coil, but it still makes a tiny little hissing sound when fired, but no vapor. Turn the wheel down a good bit and it suddenly works again. It's kinda like using the Lavatube I used to have. You have to slowly chase the highest it'll let you go right before it doesn't hit any more. Is it just me? Anyone else having strange firing issues. I wouldn't say it's a problem or it's broken, just weird, I guess.

 

[pmoraldo]

It just shipped!

Hello Pietro,

Your package from REOSMODS LLC is on its way.

Blaze is in route boys and girls

 

[nerak]

It just shipped!

Hello Pietro,

Your package from REOSMODS LLC is on its way.

Blaze is in route boys and girls

Finally! So happy for you Pietro! Hope it gets there by Saturday!

 

[whatitstrue]

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!
This calls for a banana dance!!!!!
Can't wait for the pics.

It just shipped!

Hello Pietro,

Your package from REOSMODS LLC is on its way.

Blaze is in route boys and girls

 

[Killjoy1]

So, anybody know the amp limit for the switch? It seems that if I turn a carto or atty up too high, it just plain won't fire

IIRC the electronics cut out at around 3.3 amps or so. Been a while since I've lurked over in Buzz's forum, but I'm pretty sure that was the spec on his circuit. What ohm range are you using on there?

 

[unsure]

It just shipped!

Hello Pietro,

Your package from REOSMODS LLC is on its way.

Blaze is in route boys and girls

After over a month of scheming ,planning and strategizing then the agony of sale night to only first to be disappointed and then happiness is a lot to go thru. Im soooooo happy for you buddy but next time your on your own.

 

[markfm]

The regulator limit is 15w.

You can take 2 ohm all the way to 5.5v, or 1.5 ohm to about 4.7v.

 

[pmoraldo]

thanks everybody and a special thanks to you Gil

 

[AmnNate]

IIRC the electronics cut out at around 3.3 amps or so. Been a while since I've lurked over in Buzz's forum, but I'm pretty sure that was the spec on his circuit. What ohm range are you using on there?

That makes sense. I didn't think it was a 2amp limit. I'm using everything from a 1.8 ressurector to a 2.5 306 atty. I was just curious since I didn't think it would cut out at all. I figured it would just blow out a coil. It's probably better/safer this way anyhow. Thanks.

The regulator limit is 15w.

You can take 2 ohm all the way to 5.5v, or 1.5 ohm to about 4.7v.

I don't have an inline voltmeter, but that sounds just about right. I'll admit I like to crank up the heat a bit when I've been drinking and I couldn't get it but so hot on the VV Wood. Thanks for the info. I think the most cutoffs were from an older 2ohm boge carto, it may be on it's way out though. I still love the amazing performance of this thing. It's a whole new level of vaping happiness!!

 

[MickeyRat]

The regulator limit is 15w.

You can take 2 ohm all the way to 5.5v, or 1.5 ohm to about 4.7v.

Actually the Buzz Pro has been tested to take a 1.5 ohm to 5.3V. Same electronics so...

 

[TennDave]

Yes, Pietro- Congrats- I'm happy for ya!!!!!!!

 

[elainedwright]

I finally had the opportunity to get some photos of these wonderful mods. They are absolutely beautiful and vape like a dream!

So tell me what you guys think...

 

[ltrainer]

Since you are new to bottom feeders and using a 306 I would reccomend using a clear drip tip on it. It really helps to see the juice level in the atty when you are starting out. No need for the drip shield.

I'm a relative noob to bottom feeders, but a long time dripper. To overcome my tendency to over feed thus far, I'm running my 306 with a drip shield. My question is, is this standard practice, or do most not use a shield ? Oh, and this VV Reo was a great way to enter the world of feeders ! Thanks !

 

[elainedwright]

Oh well, I can't get the pics to load. Maybe i will have better luck tomorrow...

 

[house mouse]

Oh well, I can't get the pics to load. Maybe i will have better luck tomorrow...

I can see them by right clicking on them and they are absolutely beautiful!!

 

[whatitstrue]

Lisa... Were almost to VV REOs VII!!!!!.

 

[Rhapsodies Fire]

Lisa... Were almost to VV REOs VII!!!!!.

I'm on it!

 

[markfm]

Actually the Buzz Pro has been tested to take a 1.5 ohm to 5.3V. Same electronics so...

I've owned the bp since original release, been closely following it.

15w max power, 1.5 ohm to just over 4.7v, has been a consistent performance claim, verified by multiple people. I just don't see Mike claiming 15w if it really outputs over 18.5w.

Maybe someone was talking about the the original, non-Pro?

 

[RocketRod]

I said I would run a set of batts till the VV wouldn't fire. Did that just now. Top one was 2.23v, bottom one was 2.93v AW IMR 18350's cycled 3 times.

*Edit...this thread is continued here --> http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/295471-vv-reos-part-vii.html