Any Vapers?

I'm sure you'll figure it out,
My priority besides functioning properly without all of the cleaning... stuff was Portability with ease or as a pack of sigs...
So that's where my ultimate choice revolved around,
With the long tubular devices it might be worth getting a lariat ?
At least you have a backup now incase something happens to the other,
The bigger they are the harder they fall :)
Cheers.
I might add this is day 4 without needing to recharge

It's not really that big(the current Innokin ICLK!) it stands the height of a pint roughly. The new one will be bigger I think. Day 4 is awesome for charging, I charge my current on daily

Well that doesn't sound bad size wise the one I saw with the tank... was longer than that,
One bad thing I believe with mine is it's not recommended to charge in a car,
usb or outlet only ?
I can live with that limitation though :)

I'm really testing the first coil now which this 2mil tank is pretty easy to see how many refills it takes to kill it

That's why I went to one with batteries. I like that I can charge the ICLIK pass through(via USB and can vape while charging) they are basically throw away, battery is built in. The new one will last way longer, and batteries are cheaper.

I will still get a few more kits, one for the house, one to move around with, and one for work. Weird maybe, but that's how I roll

Plus I need a bigger kit to join the 5ml club, it would funny on a skinny ecig. I strive to keep up with Paul

You oc'ers are funny

ThrashZone said:

You oc'ers are funny

Yeah, we are a strange breed

Yep y'all would be disappointed to know I'm using all of the lowest power settings

For the Vamo you will need to get some good 18650 batteries for the longer life. If you find it too cumbersome to carry about then grab some additional 18350 size batteries and take the battery tube off keeping the cover to put on the end of the main body. A good reliable charger will certainly be needed as well like the Nitecore D2 (two slot) or Nitecore Digicharher D4 model used here.

For batteries I found the UltraFire 5000mah batteries as well as some I suspect are the unbranded UltraFire dirt cheap at Tmart like four of them for only $7.59 that seem to be working out well on both the Vamo V5 and pair of aluminum bodied Smok ACEs which are also 3w-15w mods. 4 Pcs Neutral 18650 3.7V-4.2V 5000mAh Rechargeable Lithium Battery Deep Blue - Tmart

It's a bit more for 3400mah Panasonic batteries you can always find at Orbitronic since they carry all types of batteries as well as chargers and flashlights. Panasonic 3400mAh 18650 Li-ion Rechargeable Battery NCR18650B

Now for High Drain batteries for certain mods like the VTR these will still operate the mod when the voltage drops below the average 3.7v resulting in extended use. The lower mah is compensated by the longer time at a lower voltage often seen as the recommended. Sub ohmers like the high amp HD batteries on the other hand. 18650 3100mAh Panasonic Industrial Li-ion Battery Cell NCR18650A

Here i stuffed one into the V6 as well as the VTR while using any other on the V5 since the Vamos will take many batteries that won't fit into anything made of aluminum! That leaves you with some flexibility with the V6 there. Dude

I suspect you have the CLLK 1280 not the 800 there when saying you get 4 days use out of it. That compares to the 1300mah size batteries while the 800mah CLK matches up with VV v3.0s which are VV/VW and would use up battery time quite a bit faster.

Actually Dude was commenting on my statement of my new itaste getting now four days from a single charge,
And it still has V3.5 left but I did not check to see what a full charge shows 10 or 5 ...
Cheers.

It depends where you have the voltage set to on that model. That runs from 3.5v the lowest upto 5v. When the led(inside button) turns yellow since Innokin uses a three color code Green, Yellow or Amber, and Red you have to watch for the color to change being the indication to recharge.

It's the same for the VV v3.0 or the VTR where you swap batteries out. The Vamos are 3.3v while the Spinners and Twists see 3.2v as the lowest on those batteries. How long any of them last before needing a recharge depends on the mah for the start and how you use it and how often. If you run with it turned up you draw more amperage away from a fully charged battery wearing it down a bit faster.

I get about 1 1/2 upto just over 2 days when running the v3.0s also 800mah at 3.9v but also set the wattage up to 7w since that has both options. I won't be able to finish the 3+ml in a Tumbler however since that takes at least 1300mah at 7 watts.This is one reason most who want to run things at 3.7v while tend to pick out a mechanical mod while some will also sub ohm due to the increased battery capacity you get from an 18650 or 26650 type battery.

Still trying to find some 1200mah 18350s however for the new Smoktech Guardian Epipe Mod II coming in since that is much like the Smok Aro Winder being a variable wattage epipe mod. The few I have now used a year ago on another epipe are 700mah for those. And the first version Smok Guardian runs on 18650s but is only another mechanical epipe mod. So far I keep running into 800mah listings which is a wee bit better but....

Batteries are like ejuice when it comes to vaping! ThrashZone If you turn up the power(volts or watts or both) you end up going through both faster then when things are running cooler. The same applies to anything else with batteries and a potentiometer like a portable radio, mp3, or dvd player. If you turn up the volume you draw a higher current value. With this new Eleaf iStick I find I end up having to lower it more then bring it up since the volts go up with the watts! Instead of 7w I have to leave it down to 5w most of the time with a menthol flavor in. Others 6w or 4w depending.