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Vamo problems,what problems?The majority that I have seen have been user know how problems,or perhaps the week hot spring on the series 1,which has been rectified on the series 2.I have no doubt the Provari is a great bit of kit,but you could buy 3 or 4 Vamo's for the price they charge.I know Cornishmen are known to be a bit careful when parting with their money but I would expect a lot more for £200 than a Provari.Gold plated perhaps?In my opinion you can have what ever tool you like to hold a battery,but the pleasure of vaping is only achieved when you find the correct thing to screw on the end of it with your favorite juice in it.

No doubt the ss is nice.But I have the black chrome version and it is a really brilliant bit of kit,well made and a great finish to it.

That is good going so far Andy,let us know when it runs out of steam.
Proper job me ansome.

While on the subject of batteries,what I have found very interesting is the length of time a battery will go for in the Vamo.I am using the very same 18350 batteries that I bought from Moju I think it was for my V.H. mini LT (which by the way was the biggest load of rubbish ever).In the LT these batteries needed changing after 2-3 hrs.The very same batteries are lasting me more than twice as long in the Vamo when it's in the mini mode,so I am more than pleased.

At the moment with Hangsens RY4 in a V3 with a 1.5 attie I am really happy with it set at 6 - 6.5 watts.At that setting i'm getting good taste and ample throat hit.Going up to 8 w gives me too much t/h and not enough flavour..

Got to agree with you about Jason and vapeescape,I got mine from him,plus you get 3 months warranty.Keep the money in Britain lol.

This is the same wick that I have been using for ages.No need to boil it.just wind your coil and cut to the length fill with juice let it soak and enjoy.Just remember that you cant dry burn cotton wick,but who cares,as when you get the hang of recoiling it's just as quick to do that anyway.