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thebishman, chefs rebranded freshmint is pretty damn strong at 5%.

With wraps, you peel off the old battery wrapper, slide the shrink wrap on the battery, place the gasket over the positive terminal (the nipple or flatter bit at the positive end) hold with non conductive item and fire a hairdryer at it. the wrap shrinks and clings to the battery thus making it safe to use.

My offer still stands, will send a couple of pre cut shrink wraps and gaskets, just pm me.

Excellent!!! Hope the day didn't get too messy! yourgurnard

yourgurnard, enjoy a few ales later! hope you have a good one.

I bought a megavolt from a well known UK vendor on the 7th January, it arrived very promptly and I was happy with the purchase and device. Unfortunately today it completely died between puffs, did all the usual stuff ie. trying to turn on again, charge the internal battery in case it had discharged, factory reset, but nothing bought it back to life.

Contacted the vendor with a very reasonable email because after all it's not their fault the device went t.ts up. Received a very prompt reply (within 5 minutes) asking me to send it to a repaiir centre where it would be checked, repaired if possible, or replaced if knackered.

Now am I being unreasonable, but I resent being told to send a one week old device to a repair centre for repair/examination at my expense. Am I right in expecting the vendor to simply pick it up and replace, the device has not been abused in any way, not dropped, not knocked over and used well within the limits of the devices specs (I vape at 18.5w)

Your comments and advice will be appreciated, thanks Paul.

Received an ft epacket today, was labeled replacement electronic parts to the value of $20, no charges and delivered by the normal postie.