vamo question

[jsr27]

Hey guys I just got my vamo and don't understand the wattage feature. I can't tell the difference. I guess I need some guidance on how the vw helps? Using vivi nova at 2.6 ohms with silica wick but Friday I'll have my supplies and change to a ss mesh wick. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!

[Proetus]

I just got mine earlier this week as well. I know the preferred method is to run it in RMS mode. As to running it in Variable Power (wattage) or Variable Volts is an argument for another day. I will link to another forum that has a user created Vamo Guide. I tried to upload it but wasn't able to as pdfs aren't allowed. Hopefully it helps a little.

Vamo Guide

Edited April 12, 2013 by Proetus

[jsr27]

I've got the manual but I don't understand what the difference is when using vw feature or what benefits I get from vw. I got a ego c twist and its not much difference between them. I guess im not using the correct voltage and wattage combination.

[danpio1217]

The benefit of using VW over VV is you can set it and forget it.

In variable voltage if you have a 2.2 ohm carto, you have to set the voltage to where you like it. Then, say you put a 2.8 ohm Vivi Nova on, you have to adjust the voltage to get that same vape experience.

Variable Wattage lets you find the wattage setting you like, then when you put a different device on it, it will automatically adjust the voltage to provide the same vape experience. So whether you have a 2.2ohm carto, a 2.8 vivi nova, a 3.0 carto, or a 1.5 dual coil, the vape experience will be relatively the same.

In short:

Variable voltage: adjust voltage everytime you chance your atty

Variable wattage: set it and forget it