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Aaw I couldn't resist, I called my B&M and told them to set me one aside. Dammit, another purchase I could've done without... :)
 

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Got it.

Surprising little thing! Flavor is there, clouds no so much. But I don't care about clouds. It's pretty quick to generate burnt tastes if you push the power though, like any device with pre-built heads.

I think it'll make a perfect stealth/travel/backup vaping device. Brilliant!
 

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Dry Burn a Coil

You need a hybrid mod, some Japanese cotton, a little juice, a rubber band and some pliers.

Remove the coil from the eGrip and rinse it.
Place it in an old mod or build base.
Wrap a turn or two of a medium sized rubber band around the can.
Grip the can and wiggle it gently off using some pliers or, like I do, a cheap coaxial cable crimping tool.
Discard the strip of filler that may have come lose inside the can.
Screw the coil onto your hybrid mod.
Pulse the coil until it is clean and ashy looking.
Rinse the coil.
Cut a 1/4" X 7/8" strip of Japanese cotton. (You want the kind that is in thin layers. I use Muji Peelable Cotton but you can adapt the outer layers of Koga style cotton to this task.)
Wet the barrel of the inner coil assembly with some juice.
Apply your new cotton strip around the barrel adding more juice for adhesion and trimming excess as needed.
When it looks all tidy, carefully slide the can back over the cotton covered barrel, taking care to align two of the holes in the can with the coils. (You may end up doing a better job of this than Joyetech did originally. I have seen some snarled up messes come out of those cans.)
Press the can firmly down to seat it.


Done well, you should save a few bucks, and see much better performance.
 

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I've rummaged in my parts box, and I found a great drip tip to replace the one that comes with the Egrip:

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It's the pyrex drip tip from a Smok Xpure RDA. It's useless for dripping, but it works really well on the Egrip: it's short without being too short, it makes the vape warmer, and I reckon it looks a lot better.
 

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I love my egrip but man those heads are expensive... wow that sounded bad :D
 

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I've rummaged in my parts box, and I found a great drip tip to replace the one that comes with the Egrip:

Joyetech_Egrip_with_pyrex_drip_tip_from_Smok_Xpure_zpsbcfbda51.jpg


It's the pyrex drip tip from a Smok Xpure RDA. It's useless for dripping, but it works really well on the Egrip: it's short without being too short, it makes the vape warmer, and I reckon it looks a lot better.

Nice look. I ordered one of those Smoktech mega tips off ebay the other day.
 

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Dry Burn a Coil

You need a hybrid mod, some Japanese cotton, a little juice, a rubber band and some pliers.

Remove the coil from the eGrip and rinse it.
Place it in an old mod or build base.
Wrap a turn or two of a medium sized rubber band around the can.
Grip the can and wiggle it gently off using some pliers or, like I do, a cheap coaxial cable crimping tool.
Discard the strip of filler that may have come lose inside the can.
Screw the coil onto your hybrid mod.
Pulse the coil until it is clean and ashy looking.
Rinse the coil.
Cut a 1/4" X 7/8" strip of Japanese cotton. (You want the kind that is in thin layers. I use Muji Peelable Cotton but you can adapt the outer layers of Koga style cotton to this task.)
Wet the barrel of the inner coil assembly with some juice.
Apply your new cotton strip around the barrel adding more juice for adhesion and trimming excess as needed.
When it looks all tidy, carefully slide the can back over the cotton covered barrel, taking care to align two of the holes in the can with the coils. (You may end up doing a better job of this than Joyetech did originally. I have seen some snarled up messes come out of those cans.)
Press the can firmly down to seat it.


Done well, you should save a few bucks, and see much better performance.

Do you have a photo of an old mod or build base that you refer to? Thanks!


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Well, my Egrip has just paid for itself: I'm sitting in a posh cafe in Brussels, boozing while waiting for an appointment with a customer, and I've just witnessed a patron getting an earful about "these vaping things [not being] allowed in here anymore than cigarettes are", and a rather unpleasant lecture on respecting the law. Me, I have my matchbox-sized vapeamabob on low, discreetly tucked in my hand, vaping to my heart's content at the back of the room.

For some reason, I didn't feel it would've been appropriate to pull out the E-Mech when I came into this joint, and boy was I right.
So, yeah Egrip! :)
 

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Do you have a photo of an old mod or build base that you refer to? Thanks!


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Sorry I should have added a base and scissors to the list of things that you might need. I usually just use the base from a Rose RTA to build on.

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Or a threaded Atty stand will work...

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...or, as I said, an old mod. That would need to be one with the 510 center pin removed either by unscrewing it or have a sliding pin that just gets out of the way when you screw the coil into it. Anything with a 7 mm X .5 threading will do. (same as a 510 connector)

I didn't say to use your hybrid mod to hold the coil for removing the can because many are copper or brass top caps and perhaps soft metal. You want to preserve those threads as long as possible because if they give out it might cause a short some day.
 

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Replying to myself here, but...

Check out what I've found on Joyetech's website: Optional Egrip RBA base. Just what I wanted!

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I'm loving this little mod more and more.


WWWWOW! That is worth the price of a box of coils, am I right?
 
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Something like that. But you buy it once, and then after that it's dirt cheap to rebuild whenever you feel like it.
Also, it doesn't seem to be available yet, sadly.
 

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That little gem makes me consider getting a second eGrip.
 

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Replying to myself here, but...

Check out what I've found on Joyetech's website: Optional Egrip RBA base. Just what I wanted!

egrip%20RBA_04.jpg


I'm loving this little mod more and more.

Will definitely be picking one of these up.
"First changeable and rebuildable coil (>1.2ohm) " - I wonder if that is the minimum fire resistance for the Egrip.
I guess I am going to need to use a multi meter to test the Ohm.
 

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Yes, unless you always use the same coils for all your builds, in which case you know which sort of resistance you'll be getting from a particular coil.
 

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Replying to myself here, but...

Check out what I've found on Joyetech's website: Optional Egrip RBA base. Just what I wanted!

egrip%20RBA_04.jpg


I'm loving this little mod more and more.
This is great! I'll be getting one when they come out. I think joyetech is finally listening to their customers. Just think, you'll have a tiny rebuildable in your palm.
 
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They must be listening to their customers, because offering an option to turn these little mods into rebuildables kills their (surely very lucrative) atomizer head business for them.
 

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I'm liking the eGrip even more now that I'm using the non nautilus bvc coil in it. I'm able to open up the air flow and turn up the watts without getting an occasional burnt hit.
 

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Looking at it, I will probably wrap the opposite direction of the pictured coil, on a rod that exactly fits into both the air hole and top cap hole, making sure to create a coil that extends far enough up to cover the juice holes in the RBA tube. Pulsing and training the coil will be almost impossible without building some kind of rig to do it, so torch the wire so that it's more obedient.
Stick the rod, with the coil around it, into the air hole as an anchor.
Attach the positive from the bottom leg of the coil.
Optionally, lay a strip of cotton along the negative side of the coil. ( I would use Japanese cotton trimmed into a strip taken from across the grain for the innermost layer, so that it is less likely to poke through any gaps in the coil.)
[~~~If the cotton gets in the way of making your coil connection it might have to wait, but slipping a layer between the negative leg and the coil is a good idea~~~]
Bend the negative leg down over the cotton and attach it. (At this stage it would be very critical to bend the wire at the proper angles, and leave adequate length, so that you don't end up creating a spring that lays the coil over when the rod is removed.)
Remove the rod to see if everything holds steady. Tidy the coil up and reinsert the rod.
Continue wrapping cotton around the coil to make a nice bed no higher than the top of the coil, trimming off any fluffies that linger above it because those are flavor killers.
Stick the RBA tube on.
Make sure everything is nice and packed just right so there will be a little bit of pressure pushing the juice soaked cotton up against the coil.
Remove the rod, prime the wicking, stick on the RBA cap.
That will make a BVC or Chimney Coil that might even be airier than the purchased coils.

Non-resistance Nickel wire is more pliable than Kanthal. It might be worth purchasing some pre-made welded Resistance\Non-Resistance wires from Madvapes or FastTech https://www.fasttech.com/p/1573600
 

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I'm liking the eGrip even more now that I'm using the non nautilus bvc coil in it. I'm able to open up the air flow and turn up the watts without getting an occasional burnt hit.

Interesting! Where did you get those, please?
 

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They must be listening to their customers, because offering an option to turn these little mods into rebuildables kills their (surely very lucrative) atomizer head business for them.
98% of people who buy an eGrip will never rebuild a coil, so Joyetech's coil head business is secure. People like us who despise paying through the nose for a disposable coil head at $3-5 a pop will spur innovation, like the rebuildable coil head. When Kanger coil heads were poor quality, I learned how to rebuild them. I didn't have a mech mod, nor a DNA device. Kanger is set to release their rebuildable coil head in the near future. All that new development is due to people saying the Kanger coils were crap in social media, bad reviews and Busardo busting a vein over the inconsistent quality of the Kanger heads.

Now that Joyetech has upped the ante, I think that most tank atty's in the future will have a rebuildable head option.
 

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Interesting! Where did you get those, please?
I read on another forum that all you need to do is change the pin on the bottom of the BVC coil with the pin from the E Grip coil. I gave it a try and it works. I've been vaping on it all day.
 

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I'm liking the eGrip even more now that I'm using the non nautilus bvc coil in it. I'm able to open up the air flow and turn up the watts without getting an occasional burnt hit.
The aspire BVC?
 

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I love the taste produced by the BVC coils, but never got into mine because of the way-too-tight draw. It's the RBA base with the "extra inlet hole" that I'm looking at and wondering whether the eGrip has any built in air vent limits that might restrict the RBA too much for me. I know nobody has the module yet, but those who have the eGrip might speculate on the potential draw. Thanks in advance.
 

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Yes, the regular Aspire BVC not the Nautilus BVC coils.

All that I have on hand are some regular Aspire coils that came with my Peakomizer but I can definitely see how it would work. Thanks! I've seen those for as little as about 6 bucks for clones, 7 bucks for originals. (For 5)
 

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All that I have on hand are some regular Aspire coils that came with my Peakomizer but I can definitely see how it would work. Thanks! I've seen those for as little as about 6 bucks for clones, 7 bucks for originals. (For 5)
What you have should work. I was able to get the posts out with my fingers, but it would be easier with a pair of needle nose pliers. The post from the Joyetech coil will be a little loose in the BVC coil, but it works fine when screwed into the eGrip coil base.
 

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I love the taste produced by the BVC coils, but never got into mine because of the way-too-tight draw. It's the RBA base with the "extra inlet hole" that I'm looking at and wondering whether the eGrip has any built in air vent limits that might restrict the RBA too much for me. I know nobody has the module yet, but those who have the eGrip might speculate on the potential draw. Thanks in advance.

Removing the stock base and just covering the hole with my finger definitely loosens the draw. It's not Atlantis loose but perhaps like a Kayfun with enlarged air holes. How that will translate to the RBA is between Joyetech and how much metal presents itself to your drill.
 

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Removing the stock base and just covering the hole with my finger definitely loosens the draw. It's not Atlantis loose but perhaps like a Kayfun with enlarged air holes. How that will translate to the RBA is between Joyetech and how much metal presents itself to your drill.

Hear ya. Thanks.
 

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This why I love rebuilding, the discovery and improvement process.
 

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Sorry I should have added a base and scissors to the list of things that you might need. I usually just use the base from a Rose RTA to build on.

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Or a threaded Atty stand will work...

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...or, as I said, an old mod. That would need to be one with the 510 center pin removed either by unscrewing it or have a sliding pin that just gets out of the way when you screw the coil into it. Anything with a 7 mm X .5 threading will do. (same as a 510 connector)

I didn't say to use your hybrid mod to hold the coil for removing the can because many are copper or brass top caps and perhaps soft metal. You want to preserve those threads as long as possible because if they give out it might cause a short some day.

Thank you for this!


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I've left for Finland on business today. Here's a little photo I've shot from my seat during my flight:

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I vaped non-stop onboard the plane during the entire flight, with nobody being none the wiser. I love this little mod: it's the ultimate stealth vape device :)
 
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You are a bad boy, Giraut!
 

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I had a chance to vape on one of these at my local B&M yesterday and I like the vape and the size but too many cons as mentioned above, the biggest one being the price, I will wait for v2
 

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I was loking at the, Smok Guardian E-Pipe II VW, from a sales flyer at pinkmule.com. I ended up buying the wooden eGrip. A few dollars more with the delivery for a battery item. but delivery is usualy fast to the US from spain.
http://pink-mule.com/Smok-Guardian-E-Pipe-II

http://pink-mule.com/Joyetech-Egrip-Box-Mod-Kit-VW-1500-MAH-Wood

I have a couple of REo's and wanted to try this so I wouldn't have to make coils as often. Not that i make them often anyways they last a while.. Hell it wasn't long ago I was paying $10 for a cisco 306 atty. If they vape good I am not concerned about the price of a little head. An no i will not be rebuilding them. Not for me! I'll stick with the Reo's for that.

The micro stick, although very pricey looks nice and stealthy also shown with an A7 RBA, and lots of accesories. If you never seen one check out the link below. I have bought a few of these A7's/ called the Dark Mule, and modded them a little for the REO, not a bad atty! You just have to clean the oil taste out and a few other little things so the centerpost can't short.

I am liking the looks of this micro stick also and it has another adapter for sale to run 18500's.

http://pink-mule.com/MicroStick-by-Chels
 
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I've always liked the microstick. I contacted Chels not too long ago to see if he'd be doing more titanium attys for it - b/c of my MS, the lighter the better. Sorry to say, no plans for titanium- his supply has dried up.

On another note, I have been dealing with Joyetech for more than a month to get a replacement. Finally, today, I received shipment notice... I've already got my RDA for it - let's see how long it actually takes Joyetech to get my eGrip out of the warehouse!
 

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got my RBA base Monday from vapenw.com for ~$9 and they also have the egrip kit for the cheapest i have found @~$50... this base changes everything! i have not attempted a rebuild yet, the installed coil is great. I purchased the egrip a few weeks ago with high hopes... but was very let down. I just could not get rid of the burnt taste at even the lowest setting, not even with max PG. I am a huge fan of 18350 stealth mods and have been stuck with a LPG and drilled out kayfun @ 1.2ohms. I can see that mod collecting dust with the RBA base installed on the egrip. yes, it is that good. the airflow is very open, then base has a free draw through the bottom. if you have an egrip you owe it to yourself to get an RBA base. if y'all have questions let me know.

also i do not know if it is forbidden to discuss vendors but the prices and support @ vapenw are excellent. I placed my order xmas eve 12/24 , received it 12/29... I ordered 3 RBA heads, but only one was in the package. I emailed support @ 6:30pm CST and received a response within 30 minutes. after send a pic of my package and contents i received a tracking number the following morning. that's what i call service!
 

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@troydestroy , I had that same burned taste with my eGrip. I figured it was the heads that came packaged with it - but my dial was wonky, too (among other things). I will be interested to see how the new one works, since they've had a few to work out the kinks - and I have the RBA to try out.
 

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I've always liked the microstick. I contacted Chels not too long ago to see if he'd be doing more titanium attys for it - b/c of my MS, the lighter the better. Sorry to say, no plans for titanium- his supply has dried up.

On another note, I have been dealing with Joyetech for more than a month to get a replacement. Finally, today, I received shipment notice... I've already got my RDA for it - let's see how long it actually takes Joyetech to get my eGrip out of the warehouse!


Do you have a micro stick now and just wanted a titanium RBA? Not sure if you mean you liked the looks of it, or if you had one you where using?
 

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No, I've looked at them several times and come close to getting one a couple of times. Because of my MS, I try to keep the lightest, most ergonomic gear that I can - and Ti is considerably lighter than stainless (and I like the soft patina it gets after use). I use titanium tanks & drip tips most of the time. It doesn't seem like much difference in weight, until you go back and put on a stainless tank and it feels top heavy. The micro stick only weighs 82 grams (Provari Mini 108 grams), so the micro-stick, with Ti atty would weigh less than the Provari Mini (or about the same) without an atty. However, he was ordering the Ti for the mini Genis & attys for the microstick from the Ukraine & something is wonky with that now. So they're not planning on doing another titanium version of anything soon. I would probably already have a microstick, anyway, if it wasn't mechanical. I think they are one of the neatest little mods available. but, - I just like my regulated mods. I don't look for Provari to put out a Ti version in the P3 and I can't see paying so much for last years Ti Provari model..... Chels told me that the button on the Microstick was clicky and not too resistant, easy to press and pretty ergo friendly. They are tempting! (So are the Gold ZenKote Provari that have been the special this week..... that's the color I wanted when I got my original Provari. I'm trying really hard to resist temptation and knowing my hefty, little compact eGrip should be here soon, should help keep my finger off of the "buy" button at Provape.
 

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EGrip def not Ti.
 

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LOL.... no its not TI is it, maybe a cement battery..... I believe she already has an egrip, and had to send it back for repairs........

I have a little heartburn with the price but I love that thing. I like the egrip but like the fact that the RDA can be removed and cleaned much easier as well as replacable batteries. I have had a little bit of leaking with my egrip, i think mainly do to, too much cotton wicking up to much juice?

TI is about 50%-60% lighter than S.S. It maybe do to the cost of titanium? I thought I read something about him making a space below the atty for a kick, but a crown is thinner and may fit with the collapsible spring anyhow?
 
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yep, the first time I put my eGrip in my pants pocket, it was almost an embarrassing moment. LOL. Definitely NOT Ti! LOL.
 
I got an egrip last October with the bad USB port but used it long enough to like it, even with the stock coils. It was replaced by the retailer but I left it new in the box until the day after Christmas when the RBA came and that sure does improve things a lot. I did some stealth vaping in the Alanta airport last Sunday. A few people noticed and didn't care. I saw one other person vaping. I'll bet here were many others. My bag was searched both ways because of my vaping stuff not looking familiar in the scanner. Once they knew what it was there was no issue with it.

My egrip doesn't "leak" but sometimes tiny amounts of liquid get into the air intake by capilary action and get to the bottom. I deal with that by leaving it on it's side or standing up on a paper napkin when it's left on a table. A paper napkin in the bottom of my pocket is enough protection when I keep it there and usually there are no traces on the napkin.
 

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I love my little egrip, but I'm confused about the battery life. This reviewer said he got about 8 mls out of his before recharging:
http://myvaporsite.com/joyetech-egrip-review/ I consistently get half a tank, so just over 1.5mls, running the RBA at 20 watts. I can't imagine how, even if I dialed down the watts, I could get 8mls out of it on a full charge?
 
I love my little egrip, but I'm confused about the battery life. This reviewer said he got about 8 mls out of his before recharging:
http://myvaporsite.com/joyetech-egrip-review/ I consistently get half a tank, so just over 1.5mls, running the RBA at 20 watts. I can't imagine how, even if I dialed down the watts, I could get 8mls out of it on a full charge?
8ml sounds high but the only way to find out is dial down and see what happens. Let us know what you find. I run mine at 8 watts with RBA and get all the vapor I want. My experience is the RBA makes better vapor than the disposable coils without increasing the power. I'm still at 8 watts.
 

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8ml sounds high but the only way to find out is dial down and see what happens. Let us know what you find. I run mine at 8 watts with RBA and get all the vapor I want. My experience is the RBA makes better vapor than the disposable coils without increasing the power. I'm still at 8 watts.

It's not about the vapor for me so much as the flavor, and I find that I get more flavor running it hotter. But I'm going to try dialing it down today and see how much better battery life I get.
 

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I love my little egrip, but I'm confused about the battery life. This reviewer said he got about 8 mls out of his before recharging:
http://myvaporsite.com/joyetech-egrip-review/ I consistently get half a tank, so just over 1.5mls, running the RBA at 20 watts. I can't imagine how, even if I dialed down the watts, I could get 8mls out of it on a full charge?

Love love love mine. Seems I can deplete 2 tankfuls or 6+ mils on a charge. I've returned to the lower end of the power scale after playing with 20 on the RBA base - just don't need the power. The way I actually tested was time ... I used it exclusively for 44 hours (slept for 12 of'm) on my first full charge.
 

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Love love love mine. Seems I can deplete 2 tankfuls or 6+ mils on a charge. I've returned to the lower end of the power scale after playing with 20 on the RBA base - just don't need the power. The way I actually tested was time ... I used it exclusively for 44 hours (slept for 12 of'm) on my first full charge.

If I'm at home I go through a ton of juice - I hate to think how much LOL But for out and about this little wonder is perfect!
 

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