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The trustfires I grab are 3000, last few days barely touched my ego(and I have 4 more sitting in vancouver with customs). 3.7V @ LR atty = the bomb.
I went back to grab one and they were all sold out! .... I guess it will be a woodvil which I want more but hate waiting. I just hope it's nice wood he used for the batch coming in October.
Do what I did.... find out what time he's doing a stock update, then sit at home and refresh his webpage. Register before hand so you can checkout right away.
I second what concat said. That's about the only way you're going to land yourself a new reo.
Yea I'm gonna take the day off work for the woodvil, if I don't drop the cash on a darwin in the meantime.
He also shuts down the website prior to the stock update... so I would advise registering well enough before hand 
That extra minute could mean you miss out on the one you want. The Reo Grands went really quickly (except that tumbled one).
That extra minute could mean you miss out on the one you want. The Reo Grands went really quickly (except that tumbled one).
Mopar try the AW IMR 18650's over those Trustfire Batts next time you buy Batts, you will see what the real Bomb is all about,!
Does anyone know why the AW IMR's are better than the protected ones? Everyone seems to say they hit harder. They seem to have lower Mah too.
Man the trustfire at 3.7V has ruined all over vaping for me right now. I'll grab a couple to try out, are they protected? and if anyone has an answer for concat I'd like to know too.
I did not know that....got my first ever bottom fed mod from them...my JM..
From what I gather, the AW IMRs are not protected because they don't need to be... they are "safe chemistry."
Yup. They're safe chemistry, and high drain, so they can handle the current from LR atties better (more efficiently?) than the protected, and some even say they last longer per charge because of this, even with the lower mah. I can't really compare, as they're all I use.
Hahaha it's never going to end different PV's, different atty's, different batteries. No wonder I spend half my life and disposable income playing with this stuff.
Agreed Mopar. I'm certainly not ahead of the game with this vaping business.
Then again, have you seen how much Nicorette goes for these days? Yikes!
Then again, have you seen how much Nicorette goes for these days? Yikes!
At least I used to be able to convince the wife to buy my patches for me when I attempted to quit. I'm asking her for a Provari for Christmas, and she's telling me where to go, if you catch my meaning
It's all about the voltage drop and current.
This is the voltage drop of a typical Li-Ion batt:
Warning added be Northhar below - possible trojan horse from mpoweruk
http://www.mpoweruk.com/images/discharge-chemistry.gif
This curve seems ok:
http://johndayautomotivelectronics.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/BM-S23-Fig1-300x287.jpg
Since this is a failure, google "li ion voltage discharge graph"
As I understand it, as stated by Canuck, IMR are high drain which I interpret as high current. The curve for an IMR is flatter (consistent voltage) and higher current.
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Be careful going into MPOWERUK.com my avast reported a TROJAN HORSE attemping to load at that site.
Yea, I used nicorette for a period of about 8 months with the odd cigarette as a bridge. I think it cost me almost as much as cigarette's. It was hard on my teeth(they tell you not to chew it but I need the nic!), burnt my throat and gave me heartburn.
At least I used to be able to convince the wife to buy my patches for me when I attempted to quit. I'm asking her for a Provari for Christmas, and she's telling me where to go, if you catch my meaning
Haha mine has me scared to spend money right now.
Here's my favorite set up: Silver Bullet, 5 volt NiMH battery, 5ml Dual Coil Tank (Electronicstix), and a 1.5 ohm Dual Coil Cartomizer. Kicks all kinds of ....!
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