Dean_Mc wrote: » Got me some LR coils, Honeywood Tobacco and some of that tasty tasty vanilla. Need to pick up some wick and wire next.
pockets3d wrote: » ^ How did you manage that? For me it keeps telling me to choose a battery size etc but doesn't give any options to do so :? ?
Themadhouse wrote: » I ordered an Evic and some accessories for it. :-) can't wait to try it out!
Lucutus wrote: » Accessories, eh? whatcha get?
pmcmahon wrote: » Will the evic take any 18650 or 18350 tubes?
Lucutus wrote: » Would be surprised if I see it this week tbh. The eVic is light enough, hopefully these caps and tube will give it some 'Oomph'. Went for the clean 18650 tube in the end.
rickyjb wrote: » An absolute heap of wick, wire and mesh thanks to Grindle. If anybody didn't get in on the group buy and needs any kind of wick or wire just let me know, I have loads!:pac:
rickyjb wrote: » How're you getting on with the evic so far lucutus, good device?
Lucutus wrote: » It's good, hooked it upto the computer and updated firmware, set it to VW mode and bumped it upto 7.5W on the dripper, vapes fine. It's a lot lighter than the Vamo, and both devices show a different Ohm reading for a coil, so one of them isn't right, will break out the mutimeter and check at some stage. I prefer the Vamo still, when on stacked batteries, can't tell the difference vape-wise when on a single 18650. Vamo as well for ease of use/simplicity, it's much more straight forward as eVic tends to 'go to sleep' automatically and you have to 5 press to get it back on and fire it, the vamo is always ready. I'm sure I could set the eVic to not sleep/standby, just need some time with it and go through the menus/software in more detail.