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You mean you think the actual Omicron unit broke? The v2 cells are imr and have no control circuits. That certainly could be, I haven't played with one yet. But I have accidentally shorted my Persei several times trying to get a voltage reading and it seems to be able to protect itself...

See my post in the Omicron thread, those batteries are savable. Not sure about the atmos though...

The omicron v2 batteries are imr batteries, no overcharge protection or discharge protection to "blow" The only way to "blow" these batteries would involve some kind of explosion methinks... You just drained the batteries too much, I've done it three times now with other imr batteries I...

Basically the lower ohm you go the hotter the cart will be. But you have two different battery variaties out of the box so they basically break down like this: 3.7v (single large battery): 1.5 ohm carts are hot and powerful, 2.4 ohm carts are medium heat and take priming, 3 ohm carts...

A lighter? Filling tools are indestructible you won't need more than one unless you might lose it. I would recommend a pack or three depending on usage, 5 ohm are my personal favorite with the persei but you might want to try different ohms and see if you have a different favorite.

New ones from delta9vapes.com or planetvape.ca should be pre-washed of any oils and taste and I think they are also going to start pre-oxidizing the heater (they heat it up a few times so you get even less heater taste)

Did you buy the carts from their website or a dispensery? They changed up their washing procedures at some point in the past.

It looks like gentleman's brand re-did their adapter and have seperate versions now, this is what I was planning to try: http://gentlemansvapes.com/products/510-ego-rx-thread-unlocker

I am still waiting on my v2 as well but I have to ask, did you charge the battery before doing comparisons? A full battery is pretty noticeable ime

Nice April Fools :clap:

He posts in almost every thread on this website, if anyone is a last word it's him, seriously. But back to the actual issue, the v2 comes with high drain batteries called "IMR" or LiMn batteries. These puppies can put out huge amounts of current and the only drawback is they don't hold quite...

If its flowing pretty freely you need to prime it more, if it is hard to draw air through you should prime then try to clear the clog. The regular 2.4 ohm carts on 3.7v are a light heat that works best with puregold and really light oils. Try the 1.5 ohm carts on 3.7v for a bit easier time...

Yes the charger should be the same for both but you should have gotten two... If it doesn't light submit a ticket on delta9vapes.com but makes sure the battery is adjusted high enough to be pushed snugly against the top.

Nice first post :tup:

Oh, I didn't know delta 9 sold 3.2v batteries, if you have lifepo4's then ya they aren't li-ion...

You have to watch it on youtube for some reason:

Oh ok in that case the batteries just got a little bit too low and the charger is afraid to charge them. I've had it happen with imr batteries and the regular trustfires on the Persei charger, I think the low voltage cutoff is just set a bit too high or something. Like it won't charge if it's...

It's a good thing the battery charger didn't take them! Read the print on the batteries carefully and I think you will find they say "DO NOT RECHARGE" "Single Use Only" or something. I think you bought non-rechargeable lithium batteries, commonly like $6-8 at little stores. What you want are...

Have you tried other oils? I've tried oh so many oils, usually because they have a great thc% to price ratio, and I have had problems with almost all of them :lol: Basically what I think is going on is that the cart takes too long to cool down and there is some point where the temp is right for...

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