Vivi R-Tank rewicking
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I think l'll just rewick and if they vape ok not bother checking lol thanks guys
If you get yourself a vamo or provari, then things are much simpler
Thinking about a LT v4 or a Robust in the new year
I recommend the Vamo or the Provari.
Why? Vamo and Provari have resistance checking.
Vamo is variable voltage AND variable wattage. Whereas the Lavatube, Robust and Provari are Variable Voltage only if I'm not mistaken.
Lavatube chrome = ~£40-45.
Vamo chrome = £~40-45.
Don't forget that the vamo also uses the same chip as the ZMAX v2 (v1 only uses AVG, v2 uses AVG or RMS).
Provari:
Benefits
- Better build quality
- Trusted brand name
- You can buy extension tubes for additional battery sizes
- Measures resistance on the device
Cons
-More expensive (~£100-150)
-Only does VV
LT and Robust:
Benefits
- Cheap
Cons
- (unsure about Robust) You can choose either the Mini or the Full size versions and they will only accept the batteries that the size allows (mini = 18350)
- Only does VV
- Does not measure resistance on the unit itself
- Plastic models have awful build quality
Vamo (Vamo650 - not the Vamo350):
Benefits
- Cheap
- Allows 1x 18350, 2x 18350 or 1x 18650 mode (extension tube comes as part of the initial purchase)
- Does VV and VW
- Measures resistance on the device itself
Cons
- Build quality isn't as good as the Provari (or the Darwin)
- Possible issues if you stack undercharged batteries
- No instruction manuals (you can find youtube reviews of it though)
I CAN MARKET MORE IF YOU WANT! Man......I wish I got commission for this stuff
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Consider me corrected!
The VW is a fantastic feature I must admit.
I came across the Vamo after I broke my LT v2 (plastic), and I must say, I'm not going back.
My thoughts on the matter were as follows:
LT is the same price as the Vamo......Vamo does everything the LT does, plus the VW, plus the extension tube (which is a major bonus when you're at home or vaping all day at an event or something).
The main reason I love the VW, is that if you're changing atties or rewicking/recoiling your rebuildable, you don't need to find that sweet voltage spot, you just whack it in, and start vaping. Doesn't matter if you've accidentally coiled a 2.5 when you were going for a 1.8 (or vice versa), or if you're just trying out your friend's new atomiser, you'll just get the same consistent power.
Basically, without the extension tube, it's slightly bigger than the LT v2, and can accept 1x 18350 battery.
With the extension tube, you can put either 2x 18350 batteries, or 1x 18650 battery in there. Doesn't really do much else (except for maybe make it more comfortable to hold, although you will be jibed by your friends that you are sucking on a huge metal dildo).
Correct, it does. But either you get the lavatube full size 1x 18650 (or 2x 18350's) or you get the lavatube mini (1x 18350).
Vamo does both. View attachment 2931
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