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Vapers

Virtually any rebuildable atomizer can be used for making the connection between the diode and vape mad, or you can tear apart a cartomizer and use the internal coil wiring for the connection as well.

I just tried taking a picture of my Vamo V3 powering the Eternity Atomizer/Laser mad, but couldn't get a good shot.

BTW, when the finish start coming off on the Vamo, and it will, you can take it apart and sand it down to the bass base then polish it up and it looks even nicer.

 





Good to know.

What's the ego v like?, as a vape, not a laser I mean :crackup:
 
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Not as nice as the Vamo, but not bad. It's a variable voltage too running from 3V to 6V, but I don't think the current can be driven above around 3A or so. The button kind of sucks too because it can be hard to find without actually looking at it. Not much different than an Ego Twist, except that it has an LCD that displays actual voltage, instead of having to guess.

I usually vape using the power setting though, bercause it's pretty much just set and forget, regardless of atmoizer impedence.

You did get your Vamo from fasttech, right? If not check them out because they are about the cheapest I've found anywhere.

Also, in answer to your question to bennett326, smoke juice consists or Vegetable Glycerin, propylene glycol, artifiicial or natrual flavoring and nicotine: The vegetable glygerin (VG) is what produces the vapor and the propylene glycol (PG) is what creates the throat hit and enhances the flavor. Higher PG mixes provide less vapor production, but feel more like actually smoking. I generally go with around a 60PG/40VG mix myself.
 
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mark-in-dallas said:
Made using an ego V variable voltge battery, Vision Eternity Atomizer with a clear drip tip and M140 Diode
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Did that a while back with a 9mm 445 and my iTaste. I noticed though when you turn the power down it actually pulses the diode and did not actually reduced the power.
 
ped said:
Sorry for the spoon feed request, but , could you give me a link to that? I've just googed it and was coming up with confusing results.

Well its arrived, its quite nice...and its given me an idea..

It a laser shaped host....you know where I'm going with this ;)

It has variable voltage & wattage output :eg:

Goes from 3.0v right upto 6v in .1v increments..all from a 18650 , and all the way upto 15W output.

They are dsigned to "drive" resistance wire down to 1.5ohm so at around 4.5v , it should drive a 9mm 445nm pretty good :eg:

Anyways , pics..
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sorry just saw this, but i dont know a lot about e juice vendors as i mix my own. but if you want i can send you some it cost me pennies to make so just give me your addy and pay shipping and ill send you 50 ml of something i gotta see what flavors i have left
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Well...interesting development .
About 10 days ago I was getting severe pains in the lower half of my face, my entire neck and upper chest, but only in the morning...the first hour after getting up. It would come in waves, about 10 minuets apart and lasted for a few minuets.
I couldn't figure out what it was so I retraced my steps and thought "what have I changed over the last ten days?" , and it was the vape. I temporarily stopped using it and the pains immediately stopped, and stayed away. The night before last, as a test, I used the vape, and sure enough, the agonising pains returned the very next morning right on cue.
So clearly my body is strongly disagreeing with one of the ingredients in the juice.

Any ideas?

Ped
 
I am not a doctor, but the symptoms sound like something other than your body not liking one of the ingredients in the smoke juice. I'm thinking something more along the lines of possible muscle strain from how you may be taking hits on it.

You might try taking longer slow and easy hits lasting between around 4 to 6 seconds. If that does help you could try different tanks to see if that helps. Also make sure there is enough of a gap between your Vamo head and tanks to allow airflow. I had to cut grooves into the bottom connecter plates on my Protank and UDCT tanks to allow enough airflow when using my Vamo and Zmax mods.
 
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ped said:
Could you go into that a bit more?

regards
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If the bottom of the tank sits to flush with the mod it may be blocking airflow, causing you to have to take harder hits to bring the air into the atomizer and vaporize. You may also notice that there isn't much vapor production. In order to allow enough air into the tanks I cut grooves into the bottom connector plates with a cutting wheel as shown in the pictures below.

Actually, I just noticed that the Protank did come with grooves cut. It was my Hypertank and UDCT that I had to cut grooves in myself.

 
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I'll check that out tomorrow or Sunday.

Thanks for the info.
 
With the Vamo V3 and V4 you can also drill through 1 or 2 of the indentations in the top cap to allow increased airflow, instead of cutting grooves into the tanks. I hope one of these works for you.
 
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Here's mine..

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It doesn't feel like (puns aside) suck hard , it just feels normal.
 
I have several e-cigs and juices. I seem to have problems with PG
and I'm not yet sure of VG. Seems to bother my innards :-(
HMike
 
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