Thinking about this as a spare

[jaye12]

myepack.co.uk/mods/vamo-v6-20w-mod.html

Are they worth buying ? I'm not to clued up on mods etc

[Chrissie]

I've had my Vamo for several years & it has been used heavily & still works. So even though there are more updated mods out there, I'd say yes, it is worth buying as an all round good workhorse

[jaye12]

Thanks ???? do I have to buy the battery separate?

[phatfil]

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Yes you will need batteries too..

[Chrissie]

Nov 12, 2015 21:07:07 GMT phatfil said:

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Yes you will need batteries too..

Plus a battery charger.

[phatfil]

Nov 12, 2015 21:09:33 GMT Chrissie said:

Nov 12, 2015 21:07:07 GMT phatfil said:

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Yes you will need batteries too..

Plus a battery charger.

Good catch Chrissie  no usb charging port on a vamo .. 

[GunJack]

Nov 12, 2015 20:47:46 GMT Chrissie said:

I've had my Vamo for several years & it has been used heavily & still works. So even though there are more updated mods out there, I'd say yes, it is worth buying as an all round good workhorse

I still stand by my thing that every vaper should own (present tense) at least one (working) Vamo

[GunJack]

Nov 12, 2015 21:00:36 GMT jaye12 said:

Thanks ???? do I have to buy the battery separate?

If you don't mind the wait, you could get a full set-up from fasttech or gearbest (inc Vamo, batteries and charger) for a similar price:-

www.fasttech.com/products/3032/10009229/1652500

www.fasttech.com/products/0/10001637/1319800-nitecore-i2-lithium-li-ion-ni-mh-ni-cd-smart

www.fasttech.com/products/0/10002357/2706700-authentic-samsung-inr18650-25r-3-6v-2500mah

all-in price approx £30-67, maybe a touch cheaper by buying different items from different suppliers

[jaye12]

Thanks people for your replies ???? currently using an Istick. Would like a vamo . Getting addicted to these shiny things ????

[Chrissie]

Nov 12, 2015 21:18:08 GMT GunJack said:

Nov 12, 2015 20:47:46 GMT Chrissie said:

I've had my Vamo for several years & it has been used heavily & still works. So even though there are more updated mods out there, I'd say yes, it is worth buying as an all round good workhorse

I still stand by my thing that every vaper should own (present tense) at least one (working) Vamo

I agree GunJack - they just work - well the older models certainly do.

[djs]

Not for me. Now we have small box mods, old style 18650 tubes are so yesterday.

I have a V5.

..gathering dust..

£20, maybe. £30 - you'd be 'avin a giraffe.

I paid £20 for a 40w inbuilt battery mod last week. A Vamo set-up only makes sense if you have the batteries and charger etc.

[Chrissie]

Got to admit djs that my Vamp V5 didn't last long. However my V3 is still working well after over 2 years of heavy use.

[goofy]

I still have a Vamo somewhere (at work i think), always worked perfectly......... but i wouldnt buy one now tbh, things have moved on considerably since i bought it, 0.8ohm minimum wouldn't fire most of my atomisers for starters Agree it was great in its time!

[goofy]

I'd buy one of these - www.gearbest.com/temperature-control-mods/pp_239873.html

In fact......... i haven't bought a mod since........ last week....... and that is a good price........

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Nov 12, 2015 21:53:51 GMT goofy said:

I still have a Vamo somewhere (at work i think), always worked perfectly......... but i wouldnt buy one now tbh, things have moved on considerably since i bought it, 0.8ohm minimum wouldn't fire most of my atomisers for starters Agree it was great in its time!

I've got a box mod with a Vamo V8 board in it and fires 0.5 no problem. At £9 ish it works great, absolutely no use if you're into TC though.