Vamo settings changed

[Perpetua]

It's just the ' special ' ones it happens to then.

[Super-Shiny]

Mar 22, 2013 8:57:21 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

I keep checking mine now after each battery change and mine stays on no2. I got mine from vapeescape.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

Ditto

The only thing that should change on a battery change is the VV settings (Drops back down too 3v i think), that's how mine was and that is what the Vamo video reviews say aswell.

Must just be some circuitry thingy

[brysoni23]

Mine was on Mode 1, changed it too 2, but changed the battery this morning, will check on break if its gone back to mode 1,
Mine is a V1 Vamo with green rubber buttons so not sure if that makes a diff

[giles]

Mar 22, 2013 8:59:56 GMT esmecullen said:

ditto here...........every time I change the battery I have to reset it

Mine doesn't change when I change the battery, but I think it does (sometimes) when I check voltage with nothing connected

[kirrielad]

Just checked both of mine and after holding the button down they went on No1 so they have stayed in mode no2 since purchased. I feel lucky

[marlowman]

If you have V1 Vamo's, the settings dont save between battery changes. V2 on the other hand do. You can tell a V2 cos it has what looks like a rubber washer inside where the battery goes like

MM

[brysoni23]

Mar 22, 2013 12:46:43 GMT marlowman said:

If you have V1 Vamo's, the settings dont save between battery changes. V2 on the other hand do. You can tell a V2 cos it has what looks like a rubber washer inside where the battery goes like

MM

The V1 remained in Mode 2 after a battery change, but as you said doesnt remember watts or Volts. always back to 3.0v after a change.

[Balllsy]

Have I really been vaping in mode 1 for 4 months ? :s
I think this might be a fault with them as I am almost certain it has been in mode 2 for most of the time, only recently has it started to taste yukkk !

[baconandeggs]

They may have a "ickle" battery on the pcb that has depleted and no longer holds the memory and then defaults to burn mode or a non volatile ram that is also kaput, though i doubt it.

either way if you have a vamo i would keep checking the settings

[brysoni23]

rewicked the dripper change Vamo into mode 2 and now in heaven, Just what i needed after my 40 minute journey from work turned into a 2 hour crawl, Damn snow drift

[robby]

Mar 22, 2013 3:09:55 GMT farzooks said:

Mar 21, 2013 22:01:01 GMT Perpetua said:

Mine seems to do that when I change the battery I've recently discovered Balllsy.

Yep, on further investigation, that's exactly what mine's doing. Sod it, why can't the default be mode 2?

Why the hell do they need mode 1 at all? It appears to be useless

[Perpetua]

Mar 22, 2013 23:19:06 GMT robby said:

Mar 22, 2013 3:09:55 GMT farzooks said:

Yep, on further investigation, that's exactly what mine's doing. Sod it, why can't the default be mode 2?

Why the hell do they need mode 1 at all? It appears to be useless

Surely you of all people must have contacts Robby who could bring a design change about. Single handedly you must have done more for the Vamo market than the manufacturers themselves!

I mean that in the nicest way possible.

[robby]

Maybe the new Vamo 3 will just have the one mode........................................if anyone actually buys one




ewwwwwwwwww

[robby]

That has to be nicer lookin than that curly whirly stick of rock thingy

[Perpetua]

Hmmmmm . . . perhaps we could all club together to buy one and test the theory Robby.