I used whole bean coffee on the inside and grounds on the out it did the trick, thanks for the tip west!
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VV REOS Part VI
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One of my patients is a master carpenter who does tables and desks pieced together without nails using dovetails. They sell for thousands of $. He admired my bloodwood vv reo. He smokes and is Going to order one soon.
GGTS, Provari , Reonaut, DIY wannabe chef
GGTS, Provari , Reonaut, DIY wannabe chef
Got my VV reo today...it's working like a champ...i do have something to ask...has anyone noticed a red led behind the voltage adjustment wheel inside???
Reo did not originate the the VV circuitry used in the VV Reos. They made a deal with notcigs to use theirs. That's a wise choice by both parties I think. So it's the same circuitry as the Buzz Pro. On my Buzz that LED has another purpose. It should turn blue when you fire it. If it doesn't turn blue, your batteries are dead. Given the way the power regulation makes it fire right up till it doesn't, it's not a bad feature to have. When you're out, it's a great way to know whether you've drained the batteries or popped an atty. Unfortunately, if it's on my VV Woodvil, I can't see it.
really, everyone i've talked to has it on theirs, but it only goes out when firing not color changing
A small work of art. Smooth finish, attention to details, as expected (Bloodwood / Figured Curly Maple). It's definitely lighter than a Grand, even with 18350s. Smell is noticeable but doesn't annoy too much. I'll see tonight about coffee and other stuff...
I'm vaping with a Cisco 306 2.0, with voltage set to maximum. Really smooth vaping, nice really warm vapor (but not searing hot). Probably slightly less aggressive than an unregulated Grand when used with two 16340.
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A small work of art. Smooth finish, attention to details, as expected (Bloodwood / Figured Curly Maple). It's definitely lighter than a Grand, even with 18350s. Smell is noticeable but doesn't annoy too much. I'll see tonight about coffee and other stuff...
I'm vaping with a Cisco 306 2.0, with voltage set to maximum. Really smooth vaping, nice really warm vapor (but not searing hot). Probably slightly less aggressive than an unregulated Grand when used with two 16340.
Absolutely beautiful! Yes, I totally agree. Each one a masterpiece of craftsmanship and performance.
It actually does go from Red to Blue when it fires, check it in a very dark room with the door off.
I don't see it in either one of mine.
I must be blind but I don't see any kind of light on mine....
It needs to be fairly dark, and your head and eyes need to be at a funny angle. Top right side down into the wheel door.
It's very dim. I had a heck of a time seeing mine when someone 1st noticed them. If you push the button, it goes out.
there is no light in mine the only light in this room is my laptop so it's dark in here, door off and firing it there is no light I know the LED your talking about it's on my VVPV and it's always on but I just don't see it on my VV Reo wood
I must be blind but I don't see any kind of light on mine....
I don't care if there's a disco ball back there. All I know is that every time I press the fire button, I get a perfect vape. (unless I fail to juice the atomizer) 
I mentioned the light last Thursday! It stays on when the switch is on. Goes out when I push the button to fire. Only seen as a red glow through the cracks in the little wood door under the wheel. Of course the main door must be off to see it!
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