Stuff I don't know how to use.....

[lynwlt]

I'm struggling since my Vamo decided to disappear although, in theory at least, I have lots of back-ups.

I have my Provari mini with extension cap but it doesn't seem to like any of my clearomisers much.

I also have a Zmax, bought in a group buy here, and whilst I am using it now, out of necessity, I really can't get to grips with the menu button on it and it seems to be a little too slim to accommodate my batteries from Torchy.
I've had to resort to rubber gloves to remove them....

Finally I have a mechanical mod, also from a group buy here, possibly at the same time as the Zmax.
I also have a cloned kick.

I have no idea as to how to use the 'kick-a-like' but I'm guessing I don't use it with protected battery...
Is that because it isn't necessary or because it would be dangerous to do so?

Of course I have ego/ego type batteries and a Sid (never used) even a couple of GD box mods.

So I'm missing my Vamo but think I need to get to grips with my other stuff before I buy a replacement....

Any advice?

Lynda

[Bluefish]

The protection is in the kick so no need for protected battery ; 0)

[djs]

I would get into the SID. Once you've got the feel for the menu, it's a friendly mod.

[lynwlt]

That's what I thought...but which way up does it go, do I have to fiddle with it in any way, what's the little screw bit for and will I notice any difference if I use it in my mechanical mod?

[Perpetua]

Here's review of the Evolv Kick Lynda . . . the principle is the same for the clone. It might help explain it's function a little better.

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Mar 1, 2014 16:21:10 GMT lynwlt said:

I'm struggling since my Vamo decided to disappear although, in theory at least, I have lots of back-ups.

I have my Provari mini with extension cap but it doesn't seem to like any of my clearomisers much.

I also have a Zmax, bought in a group buy here, and whilst I am using it now, out of necessity, I really can't get to grips with the menu button on it and it seems to be a little too slim to accommodate my batteries from Torchy.
I've had to resort to rubber gloves to remove them....

Finally I have a mechanical mod, also from a group buy here, possibly at the same time as the Zmax.
I also have a cloned kick.

I have no idea as to how to use the 'kick-a-like' but I'm guessing I don't use it with protected battery...
Is that because it isn't necessary or because it would be dangerous to do so?

Of course I have ego/ego type batteries and a Sid (never used) even a couple of GD box mods.

So I'm missing my Vamo but think I need to get to grips with my other stuff before I buy a replacement....

Any advice?

Lynda

I've used a genuine Kick with Sennybor protected batteries, for electronically regulated mods the protection circuit on the battery is not needed but it's not dangerous.

Protected batteries tend to have a low amp limit, the Sennybors i use have a 5.6amp limit which is good enough down to just below 1ohm, plenty for most.

[Pepperty]

when it comes to your provari mini, try adding on an airflow controller. OK it does affect its looks slightly but the reason an atty won't fire is lack of air channel i've found. I never have an issue with protank 1's oddly enough....but I've had a fair few tanks not play ball, so to speak. A cheap airflow controller fixes that problem.