caseball2051 said:many people use the powerex 2700 with great results, im not sure why you would be any idfferent than that. . do your other batteries work still?
IMO, if Powerex bats are loose enough to not get an electrical connection, then you've got a defective unit. With this brand I get a tight fit in two different boxes, and the OEM bats have been Powerex for quite some time now. Powerex batteries are not skinny.Also, the reason the powerex 2700's don't work is they are too skinny, and I can't seem to get a connection.
max said:IMO, if Powerex bats are loose enough to not get an electrical connection, then you've got a defective unit. With this brand I get a tight fit in two different boxes, and the OEM bats have been Powerex for quite some time now. Powerex batteries are not skinny.Also, the reason the powerex 2700's don't work is they are too skinny, and I can't seem to get a connection.
chloe said:Walter White said:I ran out of green so I just tryed revaping the brown, vaped weed that I keep and I am amazed at how well it worked. I can hardly tell a difference in the power and characteristics of the actual high which would mean the main downfall would just be taste. This means that the MFLB allows me to vape my weed twice: from green to brown and then again from brown to black. Or maybe I should just vape the weed all the way to black from now on?
I gave away my cannon to my friend many months ago and have just been using the LB. The other day I was over at my friend's and they wanted me to show them how to use the cannon since they weren't having luck with it...I used it as a normal and realized how inefficient (even though more efficient than smoking) compared to the LB...I remember packing so much more in the wand to get the same results for 3 people vs when I'm at my place with 3 people and we're just using the box (i only now see the difference since I've been using the LB for quite some time now)...which makes sense now seeing all the condensation buildup in the wand...
I am out of green as well and have been crushing the AVB and putting in the grinder mesh area and just coating the crushed avb with the green dust by rolling it around with my fingers... was enough to blast the 3 of us to the point that we couldn't even finish the trench
ShadowLink12 said:The batteries that came with my box are 2200mah, and a little research showed me that they are AccuEvolution brand.
IMO the LB should work fine with any brand of battery that MF has used in their kit. If your light comes on, you have contact. If the light flickered, that would seem to make more sense for a loose/intermittant connection. If I were you I'd contact MF for advice. Can't beat their service.ShadowLink12 said:Well with the powerex 2700 bats, the light comes on, but just barely and I can't get a decent hit. I am guessing I bought my unit right before they switched to powerex as the OEM batteries. Probably during the transition period between sanyo eneloops and the powerex's. I ordered from blissville in the end of June. The AccuEvolution 2200's work fine, but would love to upgrade.
pakalolo said:It's possible that vendors other than BlissSville could substitute another brand, and that could be what happened to ShadowLink12.
ShadowLink12 said:Well with the powerex 2700 bats, the light comes on, but just barely and I can't get a decent hit. I am guessing I bought my unit right before they switched to powerex as the OEM batteries. Probably during the transition period between sanyo eneloops and the powerex's. I ordered from blissville in the end of June. The AccuEvolution 2200's work fine, but would love to upgrade.
DeepFried said:ShadowLink said that the order was from BlissSville in June.
ShadowLink12 said:Thanks for all your help guys, I guess I will just need to contact customer service. I figured out that they are the AccuEvolution 2200's, because they say 2200 on them in small black writing, like it is part of a serial number on the peeled battery, and that is what my Maha c9000 says they are at, and here are the only low discharge 2200's I found
pakalolo said:DeepFried said:ShadowLink said that the order was from BlissSville in June.
Oops, I missed that.
ShadowLink12 said:Thanks for all your help guys, I guess I will just need to contact customer service. I figured out that they are the AccuEvolution 2200's, because they say 2200 on them in small black writing, like it is part of a serial number on the peeled battery, and that is what my Maha c9000 says they are at, and here are the only low discharge 2200's I found
Ah. I think you probably have been misled a little by that number.
The C-9000 will show Imedions at 2150-2200. The reasons for this are complex and to be honest, I don't recall them in any detail, but nearly any (all, maybe?) battery will show a slightly lower capacity than its rating after a charge cycle.
It's most likely something has happened to expand your contact coil to the point where it no longer makes a good connection (if it ever did). This is a warranty issue.
pakalolo said:The C-9000 will show Imedions at 2150-2200. The reasons for this are complex and to be honest, I don't recall them in any detail, but nearly any (all, maybe?) battery will show a slightly lower capacity than its rating after a charge cycle.
Vladinator said:Ive been hearing about a wall accessory for the LB? is that still happening?
Vladinator said:Ive been hearing about a wall accessory for the LB? is that still happening?
what do you mean a wall accessory?Vladinator said:Ive been hearing about a wall accessory for the LB? is that still happening?