Agreed. For traveling just out and about on a daily basis kind of thing I carry the LB [and the Vape-Pen]. I don't carry the VG, it's too bulky and using seems not at all discreet to me.AGBeer said:I dont own an SSV, but I do own a VG and Ill have to throw a +1 to clouds for my head off the VGstickstones said:
BUT my VG is primarily used at home (only) it always seems that everywhere else I go the LB is in the pocket.
Was the frist one a design problem and corrected with the second one? Or just defective?FEAR420 said:
First unit was defective.smoking Joe said:
No sir,its all about draw speed. I took a draw on both units in exactly the same manner...as per the instructions so there was no doubt I wasnt using the unit as directed,both units yielded different exhale volumes. One(The first) is obviously defective,or just runs a lot cooler than the new one.vape4health said:
Unfortunately no. The IR characteristics make a lot of difference, so its either special built optical gear (what we use) or embedded thermocouple -- neither option available for home use.ClemsonVapor489 said:
I looked local too but got some from ebay , I think other place's are cheaper then ebay , I didnt look .HighSti said:
Costco used to carry them but I haven't seen them there in two Christmases. The only low discharge batteries I see in stores are the Duracels. You know because they package says "pre-charged." Someone here said those were rebranded eneloops. Even if they aren't, they are the type of battery you are looking for. They are small and fit loosely in the Box.HighSti said:
I seriously doubt you'll find them in a store. But you can do what I would do: Call the company and ask for the sales dept. and ask if anyone in your area carries them. Do a google to find the company. Sanyo, isn't it?HighSti said:
HighSti, eneloops don't fit so loosely that they fall out. Mine never have. The copper coil holds the battery in very well. You have to forcefully pull the battery out in order for it to come out. Bumping the battery from side to side won't do anything.HighSti said:Yeah i'm probably just gonna go with the energizer 15 min or with the duracell.. Anyone have any preference between the two? I heard the eneloops fit a little looser then other batteries in the launch box so I think the other ones should be good in terms of fit. I need to be super stealthy so I can't have batteries falling out.
Then which do you personally recommend? I just don't want to buy them online.. but if i really have to i guess i will.aero18 said:HighSti, eneloops don't fit so loosely that they fall out. Mine never have. The copper coil holds the battery in very well. You have to forcefully pull the battery out in order for it to come out. Bumping the battery from side to side won't do anything.HighSti said:Yeah i'm probably just gonna go with the energizer 15 min or with the duracell.. Anyone have any preference between the two? I heard the eneloops fit a little looser then other batteries in the launch box so I think the other ones should be good in terms of fit. I need to be super stealthy so I can't have batteries falling out.
Also, Magic-Flight will be making the holes where the batteries are placed in smaller and so those larger batteries might not fit the newer models. If you have some sort of warrantee issue, you may need to buy new batteries altogether if you get a newer model.
Just a heads up, the 15 minute chargers rapidly decrease the lifetime of your batteries. Since you do have a slower charging battery charger coming in with your purchase, the flexibility would be nice to add to your collection.
