From the makers of the vamo, new mod....

[coiso]

Oh no... not really that beautiful.

[mcallister687]

Prob the wrong place but should I be looking to upgrade to a variable voltage or a variable wattage?? What's the difference? and what's better?

[Perpetua]

Jul 2, 2013 21:25:54 GMT mcallister687 said:

Prob the wrong place but should I be looking to upgrade to a variable voltage or a variable wattage?? What's the difference? and what's better?

Buy a device that has the option of both Mcallister then you can decide  . . . there's the Vamo or SVD both reasonably priced with the dual function.

Variable Voltage you adjust the setting to suit what you screw into the device.

Variable Wattage once set then whatever you use will perform at that setting . . . a bit like air conditioning, it provides a consistent performance.

In reality for me, I change a VW setting as much as a VV one as I like a different type of vape at different times of the day, which also depends upon what flavours I'm using.

[Hardyboater]

Jul 2, 2013 19:13:20 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Jul 2, 2013 18:06:15 GMT lobeydosser said:

Thank gawd they have gone for a one button system.

The 3 button system is a nightmare. I just have to look at it and it changes the wattage.

Ah i love the 3 buttons, so much easier for a quick change of anything, they should have a lock which locks the buttons.

Can the buttons on the vamo v3 be locked or not ?

Thanks

[kibbster]

Jul 2, 2013 21:37:41 GMT Perpetua said:

Jul 2, 2013 21:25:54 GMT mcallister687 said:

Prob the wrong place but should I be looking to upgrade to a variable voltage or a variable wattage?? What's the difference? and what's better?

Buy a device that has the option of both Mcallister then you can decide  . . . there's the Vamo or SVD both reasonably priced with the dual function.

Variable Voltage you adjust the setting to suit what you screw into the device.

Variable Wattage once set then whatever you use will perform at that setting . . . a bit like air conditioning, it provides a consistent performance.

In reality for me, I change a VW setting as much as a VV one as I like a different type of vape at different times of the day, which also depends upon what flavours I'm using.

I'm still not sure VW does much personally.
When I stick a different ohm atty on the watts stays the same but the voltage changes and it still underperforms/burns unless I adjust it for each one.
Also the higher the resistance the lower the wattage the Evic recommends.

[Perpetua]

Jul 3, 2013 5:54:00 GMT Hardyboater said:

Jul 2, 2013 19:13:20 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Ah i love the 3 buttons, so much easier for a quick change of anything, they should have a lock which locks the buttons.

Can the buttons on the vamo v3 be locked or not ?

Thanks

No they can't Hardy.

Jul 3, 2013 6:03:21 GMT kibbster said:

Jul 2, 2013 21:37:41 GMT Perpetua said:

Buy a device that has the option of both Mcallister then you can decide  . . . there's the Vamo or SVD both reasonably priced with the dual function.

Variable Voltage you adjust the setting to suit what you screw into the device.

Variable Wattage once set then whatever you use will perform at that setting . . . a bit like air conditioning, it provides a consistent performance.

In reality for me, I change a VW setting as much as a VV one as I like a different type of vape at different times of the day, which also depends upon what flavours I'm using.

I'm still not sure VW does much personally.
When I stick a different ohm atty on the watts stays the same but the voltage changes and it still underperforms/burns unless I adjust it for each one.
Also the higher the resistance the lower the wattage the Evic recommends.

I'm the same in all honesty Kibbs . . . and find I alter a setting whether it's VV or VW depending on what I'm using and which flavour juice.

[Kaaru]

and find I alter a setting whether it's VV or VW depending on what I'm using

I agree, nothing I use is that consistent to be able to leave it set on any one particular value - mine`s up and down like a bride`s nightie.

Even *misers from the same pack aren`t all equal, and certainly don`t start off at the same wattage as what they do before they`re ready for the bin.

So not really sure about the wattage thing myself in real life use.

[giles]

I like the variable watts cos when I forget to change it when I change the clearo I don't get a burn. Otherwise no diff really.

[kibbster]

The way "they" sold wattage to me was you set your wattage you like and whatever head you put on it changes the power accordingly to get a consistent vape across all resistances so you never have to change it.

"They" lied

[Kaaru]

That`s exactly how I read into it as well.

I still can`t get my head around any specific situation where someone would set it and truly forget it - or whether anyone actually does that.

[mcallister687]

Jul 3, 2013 10:17:02 GMT kibbster said:

The way "they" sold wattage to me was you set your wattage you like and whatever head you put on it changes the power accordingly to get a consistent vape across all resistances so you never have to change it.

"They" lied

Thats the way i took it too and thanks also perps for your input!
think ill probs go for the vv then but tbh i dont really likt the look of the mvp 

[kibbster]

The MVP is beyond awesome tbh :-)

[Roscopecotrain]

Jul 3, 2013 11:37:58 GMT kibbster said:

The MVP is beyond awesome tbh :-)

+1 my evic has taken a back seat since the mvp arrived.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[mcallister687]

everyone seems to love it but why? it looks like a 90s walkman!

[Deleted]

its small and cute and convenient and sleek and shiny. ok it doesnt do the ironing but you cant have everything