Sometimes I really have to think about your posts..
Haha
Thanks @RUDE BOY ... I knew that the Vapor Genie site says to not use Li-ion batteries .... but did not know the chemistry of the Air or Sony 18650 batteries. I will take your word as fact that both of the batteries that I asked about are in fact Li-ion batteries ... and and so I won't order the Volta.they're Li-ion and the volta uses a LiFe-PO4 battery so I don't believe it's a good idea, that's more of a guess then fact though I know in some other applications you wouldn't want switch one for the other and the volta treats 'em pretty rough and they can get really hot in order to work.
Edit; in the manual for the volta on the VG website it says;
Do Not Use a Li-ion Battery. A lithium Ion battery can leak or explode if Used in the Volta.
So now my answer is No don't use your batteries in the Volta.
That's pretty awesome. Permanent marker or paint? I just got a volta vape and it's pretty awesome. I owned an aluminum pipe back in the day and I like this a whole lot more. I didn't even know I had an account here but apparently I do lol. So I was curious......is it me or are the reviews on the site rigged? I wrote a review like a week ago and it hasn't shown up. I think this is an awesome vape either way. Just wondering if anyone else has posted reviews on the site that hasn't shown up?
Don't want to give anyone any ideas but..............
Been using a newer Volta(two LEDs, wood chamber cover, purple battery caps) for the last couple of months and have to say this one is a real taste machine. It seems so much easier to control the heat compared to my first gen Volta (which takes the herb to combustion very quickly) and the taste is just frickin' amazing throughout a session when compared to almost all other conduction vapes I've used.
I've yet to even lightly char never mind burn a load in my new volta.
Now that the Volta is back in regular rotation in my line up I often wonder why it doesn't get a bit more respect in the vaping community as a whole, it's a killer little tool in my opinion and one of the best vapes available for only $90 these days, plus it's American made and backed by a great company.
Peace on y'all. Just did a morning volta session and wanted to share my thoughts.
@bounce5 It is a little quirky to use and looks funny but it works. I've noticed most video reviewers on the you tube like Vapefiend and others just don't use it correctly at all... kinda like they didn't even read the manual and follow how Vaporgenie shows to use it.
@thisperson you won't see any video or pics posted by me, I don't even own a digital camera of any type.
My new volta isn't a cloud machine but excels in taste and effects, my first made small clouds at the expense of taste and possible charring/burning on every hit. I do believe the Flowermates are rather poor when it comes to taste after the first hit or two so tastewise the volta beats it hand down in my opinion.
I have both convection and conduction vapes (61 and counting)and no longer believe one method of heating my herbs to vape 'em is better then the other.
Both convection and conduction can be done right or wrong, some convection vapes suck and some don't and some conduction vapes suck and some don't.
Just as there is no best Vape I don't believe there's a best style (convection or conduction) of heating my herbs to boil off the goodies. Heat is Heat.
