Have finally ordered some ego batteries LOL

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Cos I am the mod destroyer. I shorted my sidewinder on new year's day. My SS vamo fell out my handbag yesterday

So have finally ordered some ego batteries. I figure they're cheaper to replace than mods...

Any good vv/vw ego type batteries out there now? (mods sorry if this is in the wrong place - it is 3am tee hee)

Jane aka the mod destroyer

[Perpetua]

Spinners might be cheaper to replace Jane @johanino:

myepack.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=spinner

[jaysey]

Jan 3, 2014 2:50:09 GMT @johanino said:

Cos I am the mod destroyer. I shorted my sidewinder on new year's day. My SS vamo fell out my handbag yesterday

So have finally ordered some ego batteries. I figure they're cheaper to replace than mods...

Any good vv/vw ego type batteries out there now? (mods sorry if this is in the wrong place - it is 3am tee hee)

Jane aka the mod destroyer

Yes you can't go wrong with a spinner esp a 1300 , really long lasting and not much to go wrong even if you bounce them

[lairey]

Jan 3, 2014 5:44:19 GMT Perpetua said:

Spinners might be cheaper to replace Jane @johanino:

myepack.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=spinner

And the rainbow ones are so pretty  

[chris86]

I think that Titanide and Super T mods come with a lifetime warranty....They definitely aren't cheap (too rich for my blood), but they might just be worth it if you have a habit of breaking things - and they're probably more robust than your average ego 

[boyofford]

Lol, just curious Jane, what's your list of casualties?

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just remember to UNSCREW the battery from the charger and not just yank it out.... !

[skyjay]

Jan 3, 2014 7:51:09 GMT jaysey said:

Jan 3, 2014 2:50:09 GMT @johanino said:

Cos I am the mod destroyer. I shorted my sidewinder on new year's day. My SS vamo fell out my handbag yesterday

So have finally ordered some ego batteries. I figure they're cheaper to replace than mods...

Any good vv/vw ego type batteries out there now? (mods sorry if this is in the wrong place - it is 3am tee hee)

Jane aka the mod destroyer

Yes you can't go wrong with a spinner esp a 1300 , really long lasting and not much to go wrong even if you bounce them

+ 1 for the spinners I have 6 of them......the first one I bought is still going strong its 15 months old, and been dropped loads of time.....also I dropped it into the washing up water..... been flooded 7 times with juice....and myepack r a great vendor

[Deleted]

Jan 3, 2014 5:44:19 GMT Perpetua said:

Spinners might be cheaper to replace Jane @johanino:

myepack.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=spinner

Bookmarked when I have some more `cash LOL

Thanks Perpetua

[Pepperty]

oh Jane! you are lethal have you got some working gear that's survived you?

[Perpetua]

Jan 3, 2014 9:03:32 GMT boyofford said:

Lol, just curious Jane, what's your list of casualties?

You name it, Jane's borked it boyofford.


I think her destroying career began with trying to teach a Lavatube to swim in a bucket of water whilst down the allotment . . . . .

[fred]

Was going to mention my Sentinel ^clone that was kindly donated to me at the last NEES meet as being bombproof, on another thread (Blownupdolly ?). It has no magnets, electronics, diamonds, glass, - nothing, except several pieces of machined brass.
It has an adjustable centre pin, but this is achieved by the threaded telescoping mechanism.
It will take anything from 18350 to kicked 18650, but the threads would show slightly with the latter.


Not only would I suggest it as being almost unbreakable, but boy, did I feel safe walking home through the pitch-black woods with a 'nightstick' in my hand (18650 mode).

Had to take this photo opportunity, in 18350 mode with protank, just to show its size.



Funny thing is, I'm equally as happy with either displayed mod in my hand - so it's true then, size doesn't matter 

ps  - don't let Super-Shiny see the label on my juice bottle 

[Deleted]

Jan 3, 2014 8:56:00 GMT chris86 said:

I think that Titanide and Super T mods come with a lifetime warranty....They definitely aren't cheap (too rich for my blood), but they might just be worth it if you have a habit of breaking things - and they're probably more robust than your average ego 

With a lifetime warranty it would spend more time in the repair shop than it would in Jane's hands 

[Deleted]

Jan 3, 2014 22:26:14 GMT Perpetua said:

Jan 3, 2014 9:03:32 GMT boyofford said:

Lol, just curious Jane, what's your list of casualties?

You name it, Jane's borked it boyofford.


I think her destroying career began with trying to teach a Lavatube to swim in a bucket of water whilst down the allotment . . . . .

Argh the lavatube incident LOL...

this is the correct story. It was in my shoulder bag and I had a bottle of water in there. I was at the bus stop trying to get down the allotment. The water leaked all over my shoulder bag. I got down the allotment and wondered why my lavatube didn't work...that was about 18 months ago LOL

[Deleted]

Jan 4, 2014 10:14:50 GMT fred said:

Was going to mention my Sentinel ^clone that was kindly donated to me at the last NEES meet as being bombproof, on another thread (Blownupdolly ?). It has no magnets, electronics, diamonds, glass, - nothing, except several pieces of machined brass.
It has an adjustable centre pin, but this is achieved by the threaded telescoping mechanism.
It will take anything from 18350 to kicked 18650, but the threads would show slightly with the latter.


Not only would I suggest it as being almost unbreakable, but boy, did I feel safe walking home through the pitch-black woods with a 'nightstick' in my hand (18650 mode).

Had to take this photo opportunity, in 18350 mode with protank, just to show its size.



Funny thing is, I'm equally as happy with either displayed mod in my hand - so it's true then, size doesn't matter 

ps  - don't let Super-Shiny see the label on my juice bottle 

Okay where can I get a sentinel clone in the UK? I googled but no joy. I just got my magneto off Smokshop in Norfolk.....vapes fab ...good job because I think my vamo has just died LOL