who's got the best Lava tube. deal?

[Perpetua]

Your excitement is infectious Karma & Giz!

Delighted you both recieved your LT's today . . . one big advantage I find to having a VV device is being able to extend the lifespan a little of a carto/atomiser without having a iffy vape as a result.

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Most UK to euro plug adaptors don't have a fuse in them , if you are worried buy a plug chop off the euro plug and fit the new plug (UK) 3 pin and put in a 3a fuse

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Mar 1, 2012 17:43:30 GMT Perpetua said:

Your excitement is infectious Karma & Giz!

Delighted you both recieved your LT's today . . . one big advantage I find to having a VV device is being able to extend the lifespan a little of a carto/atomiser without having a iffy vape as a result.

1 thing I like is getting a good nic rush and the minor headache that accompanies it not had one for a while

[Karma]

Mar 1, 2012 17:45:02 GMT @storm said:

Most UK to euro plug adaptors don't have a fuse in them , if you are worried buy a plug chop off the euro plug and fit the new plug (UK) 3 pin and put in a 3a fuse

Ok, i wasn't particularly worried until i read something about it and just pressumed that there would be a fuse there? If there is not a fuse in the adaptor then where is the fuse? I'm sorry if I sound like a dense female, but, when it comes to stuff like this, unfortunately, I am!

[Jemima]

Mar 1, 2012 16:38:03 GMT Karma said:

Hubby said when he first saw it 'Why have you bought a torch with your Birthday money?' LOL

Tell him it's not a torch, it's a silencer

that should shut him up for a bit lol

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you are right to be worried , no fuse = no protection , like I said above buy a plug from a hardware store i.e. b&q and fit a 3a fuse , I'm an electrician and am quite blase but your post has even got me thinking

[womble]

Mar 1, 2012 23:15:49 GMT @storm said:

you are right to be worried , no fuse = no protection , like I said above buy a plug from a hardware store i.e. b&q and fit a 3a fuse , I'm an electrician and am quite blase but your post has even got me thinking

Sorry, dim question. But if you have a lead with two wires, both look the same, which will be the live and which the neutral? or does it not matter?

[Anne (fuzzy)]

You need a multi meter

[FreedomVape]

Mar 1, 2012 13:24:13 GMT gizmondothefirst said:

Kev - I'm assuming that once the batteries have charged the red lights on the charger will go out?
Also - when I initially inserted the batteries into the charger, without plugging it into the mains, the charger lights glowed green - is this normal?
And finally - how long will this charger take to charge from flat?

Hi Giz, glad you and Karma got your kits nice and prompt, good old RM.

With regards the charger, the green light that shows when batteries inserted is normal and indicates if any charge left.

The lights will change to green from red when fully charged and can take about 6-8 hours for a full charge dependant on battery capacity.

With regards the uk/euro adaptor, they don't take fuses but I would recommend changing the euro plug for a fused 3A UK one.

Havn't stripped the wires so unsure if they are coloured blue/brown but if so I always remember this handy tip for changing plug:

Looking down with plug open, with plug pins pointing towards floor:

bLue wire- Left side (Neutral)
bRown wire - Right side (Live)

[Karma]

Mar 1, 2012 23:47:41 GMT Anne (fuzzy) said:

You need a multi meter

Ok Anne, what's that?

[Perpetua]

Here you go Karma . . . one in operation.

[Karma]

I've chain vaped for about 5 hours and my battery has run out

Liking the LT but my Riva batteries seem to last longer?

Giz, how are you finding your LT?

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her voice has just sent me into snooze mode

[Karma]

Mar 2, 2012 20:51:24 GMT @storm said:

her voice has just sent me into snooze mode

???

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karma you are a thug going through a battery in a day or less ! ! ! I've been chain vaping all day on one batt that came with my kit