Lost my Provari. :( Replacement needed.

[Ripshod]

Nov 20, 2014 20:23:02 GMT prr said:

Just a thought (do get them occasionally) what about household and vehicle insurance? mzal

If you bought it with a debit/credit card it may actually be insured by the bank.

Good catch prr

[mzal]

Nov 20, 2014 20:05:25 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

Nov 20, 2014 20:03:32 GMT mzal said:

Do all vamos have a brass 510 connector or do some have a stainless one?

Now you're being picky!

Lol Just read a few complaints online tonight about the brass threads stripping.

[lairey]

Nov 20, 2014 20:49:00 GMT mzal said:

Nov 20, 2014 20:05:25 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

Now you're being picky!

Lol Just read a few complaints online tonight about the brass threads stripping.

They do, but not that quickly and for around £10-£15 you can't really complain if you only get 6 months out of one

[mzal]

Nov 20, 2014 20:23:02 GMT prr said:

Just a thought (do get them occasionally) what about household and vehicle insurance? mzal

Not worth claiming on van insurance due to excess and the inevitable increase in premiums next year due to a claim. Checked house insurance and things are not covered outside of the house which is annoying as i was sure I had gone for that type of cover.

[Deleted]

Omg! Men don't read reviews or manuals!
Mine have been all right. Have a look at the mukey on fasttech

[lairey]

If you want something a little longer lasting, my vote would be the Zmax. FT's version 3 with "improved" removable topcap is the one to go for.

[Chrissie]

I agree with @spikeyfridge & would go with a Vamo V2 - up until recently, I was using one every day & all day for over a year & it still works. Only reason I've stopped using it is due to the most wonderful gift form the forum members for our 5th anniversary - a Provari Ti

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Hark at me being helpful !!!

[GunJack]

mzal the v5 stainless steel vamos are a good buy on ft now, around £15. The threads feel a bit harder than the brass ones and anyhow, with a couple of these handy:- www.stealthvape.co.uk/e-cigarette-accessories/EGO-EGO-ADAPTER

it won't matter if the 510 does strip. I use a couple on v2's (with the protank flared plinth) and they do the biz..

My advice - ss v5 vamo and istick from FT, plus a couple of those adapters... sorted for £40ish total

p.s. @spikeyfridge did you see the link for these I tagged you with t'other night?? Or did I tag someone else and you just happened to be in the thread at the time

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It was me! I got a couple of air control jobbies but haven't had problems with threads as yet

[GunJack]

oh, and I've been recommended a T-Protank from FT (soz, not got a link handy) but it's not delivered yet so can't give 1st-hand view. Around £4.30. Think it was thatguy who recommended them

[GunJack]

Nov 20, 2014 22:41:04 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

It was me! I got a couple of air control jobbies but haven't had problems with threads as yet

I'd get a couple now before you do have a stripped thread I've got 2 in use and 2 spare, lingering, waiting.....

must admit, I could do with one of those afc rings from VE Jason soon, must keep them fresh in mind...

[DiscoDes]

Nov 20, 2014 19:49:45 GMT mzal said:

I was looking at vamos on fasttech which version is best to go for? Is there anything at a decent price the same sort of size as the provari that takes 18650s or are all the cheaper mods bigger like the vamo.

TZMAX
TZMAX
TZMAX
TZMAX
TZMAX
TZMAX

Less than £25 all SS threads on connector and body, totally flat cap, use any 18 series battery VV & VW Oled screen

What's not to like?

www.fasttech.com/p/1531203

[Deleted]

Nov 20, 2014 22:47:12 GMT GunJack said:

Nov 20, 2014 22:41:04 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

It was me! I got a couple of air control jobbies but haven't had problems with threads as yet

I'd get a couple now before you do have a stripped thread I've got 2 in use and 2 spare, lingering, waiting.....

must admit, I could do with one of those afc rings from VE Jason soon, must keep them fresh in mind...

When I say 2 you know I mean 6!

[robby]

I`m wondering how many different types of wood there are to make box mods out of