Dipping My Toe In

[lobeydosser]

After looking and reading all the reviews I can find on LTs, Provaris etc, looking for a battery that would allow me to dip my toe into the realms of variable voltage, I have decided that it is far too complicated and I have too much to learn, to warrant spending a lot of money on something that may, or may not, bring me the benefits that the advertising claims.

As I already have 3 eGo-c batteries and all the clearos, tanks and cartos that I have fit these, I have decided to go for a eGo-C Twist VV 1000mah battery.

This way I am using a type of battery that I am used to while, still able to experiment with some voltage changes and all without breaking the bank in the process.

Am I doing the right thing?

[OneDay]

Yes, definitely

The eGo twist is a fantastic battery, and if you find vv is not for you just set it at something around 3.7 volts and use it alongside your others

[blakey]

+1 for the twist, great batteries

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

Another + for the Twist, great little battery.

[DiscoDes]

Yup

Sent from my Nexus 7 using proboards

[Karma]

I think you will be very pleased with your Twist

[dave]

Yet another Twist fan here!

[bluemagnum]

And another here.

[lobeydosser]

Thanks for the answers. Its good to know that I do not have to wait for it to arrive before knowing that I have not made a mistake.

Now to pick your brains some more. Does anyone know of an in line tester that I could put between my eGo Batteries and my clearos and tanks that would "A";- test the battery voltage and "B";- test the Ohms?

[Jemima]

Only thing I can think of that may or may not be what your after is the tankometer, tests battery output with and without load www.safercigs.co.uk/Tankometer_Voltage_tester/p705283_6533697.aspx

Currently out of stock though

[VE Jason]

Sept 8, 2012 16:52:50 GMT lobeydosser said:

Thanks for the answers. Its good to know that I do not have to wait for it to arrive before knowing that I have not made a mistake.

Now to pick your brains some more. Does anyone know of an in line tester that I could put between my eGo Batteries and my clearos and tanks that would "A";- test the battery voltage and "B";- test the Ohms?

I should have some in-line testers up on the site soon Lobey, but to be honest the beauty of the Twist is that you just turn the dial until you find your sweet spot - regardless of the cartomiser ohms.

[womble]

Sept 8, 2012 19:52:33 GMT VE Jason said:

I should have some in-line testers up on the site soon Lobey, but to be honest the beauty of the Twist is that you just turn the dial until you find your sweet spot - regardless of the cartomiser ohms.

Yeah, save your money and put it towards a Provari, it does the job as well as being an outstanding vape machine.

(after you've got the twist, which is probably the best way to find out if you like VV vaping)

[lobeydosser]

Thanks Jemima, I'll have a look at that.

[lobeydosser]

<<< Yeah, save your money and put it towards a Provari, it does the job as well as being an outstanding vape machine.>>>

Thanks Womble, but I have a major problem with the Provari!!!!

As a Mean Jock with a deep Sporran and short Arms, the Provari is a little out of my league.

Plus I have spent soo much with friend Jason here, that I'm going to have to hide next month's bank statement from she who must be obeyed or she'll be chasing me down the street with her Claymore.

[Karma]

lol Lobey as a Scot myself much as a Provari sounds grand I can't seriously consider buying one

you'll like the Twist, just don't let your wife near it with her claymore