VV (Variable Voltages) or VW (Variable Watts)?
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To use VW mode press both the "+" and "-" buttons and hold for about 3 seconds. The display will light up and show a little "W" in the upper right corner.
Press the "+" button to go up to 5 watts and vape. Keep upping the watts a single increment (.5) at a time and vape until you find the power setting you like. Lower power settings produce more taste and higher ones produce more heat, vapor and throat hit. People generally vape sweets and fruits at lower power and tobaccos at higher power.
Once your watts are set to your taste the VAMO will automatically adjust to produce the same power level for juice delivery devices with different resistances (ohms). For example, once you set the watts to what you like for 1.8 oHms for one device the VAMO will automatically adjust the power to give you the same vape if you use a 3.0 oHm device.
Also, the resistance can change over time as juice delivery devices are used, particularly if you don't dry burn coils fairly frequently. The VAMO automatically adjusts for that. Most people won't notice the difference in the type of vape they are getting but if you use juices that have subtle, complex flavor notes and/or are super picky about taste even small changes in resistance can be noticeable.
Press the "+" button to go up to 5 watts and vape. Keep upping the watts a single increment (.5) at a time and vape until you find the power setting you like. Lower power settings produce more taste and higher ones produce more heat, vapor and throat hit. People generally vape sweets and fruits at lower power and tobaccos at higher power.
Once your watts are set to your taste the VAMO will automatically adjust to produce the same power level for juice delivery devices with different resistances (ohms). For example, once you set the watts to what you like for 1.8 oHms for one device the VAMO will automatically adjust the power to give you the same vape if you use a 3.0 oHm device.
Also, the resistance can change over time as juice delivery devices are used, particularly if you don't dry burn coils fairly frequently. The VAMO automatically adjusts for that. Most people won't notice the difference in the type of vape they are getting but if you use juices that have subtle, complex flavor notes and/or are super picky about taste even small changes in resistance can be noticeable.
You can blow coils if you use a VV setting that is too high for the ohms of the atomizer coil. To avoid this set your VV setting to 3 when you change juice delivery devices and adjust up until you get the vape you like.
VW mode won't blow your coils. There is rarely any need to use VV. I've only used VV to check that the mode worked properly when I got each of my VAMOs.
VW mode won't blow your coils. There is rarely any need to use VV. I've only used VV to check that the mode worked properly when I got each of my VAMOs.
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