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Nimmo71

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Ok fello vapes I just got a new vamo v6 in the mail from fastech. The instructions are atroshish, I've figured out everything except how to switch from watts to volts, any helpers??
 

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See if this helps...

Just like the Vamo V5 It has 3 buttons, A firing button, A power up & a power down button, five clicks of the firing button will turn the device on or off, Hold down the left power button and it will tell you the current voltage of the battery, Hold down the right button and it will give you the resistance of the coil in Ohms, Hold both left and right buttons down and you will enter the menu, Once in the menu you can select voltage or power (wattage) as the method of output control and choose what the display shows when you fire the device (coil ohms, battery power or power output) the E-Huge is compatible with the USB output adaptor that we stock so you can charge your USB devices from it, to activate this just screw on the adaptor and hold down the left button until it turns on, to stop the output you just press the firing button.
 

Nimmo71

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I hold the right button down nothing happens, in the menu there is nothing that's lets you switch between power modes...
 

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Try holding the + and the - buttons down at the same time. If that don't work. Try the same with the power and the + and then with the power and the - to see what works.

Why do you prefer voltage over wattage?
 

Nimmo71

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Menu says 5 choices- display screen mobile settings exit
 

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If the device is set to wattage, I would suggest that you leave the setting where it is. Just change it up and down until your vape is right where you want it.

Wattage is kinda like set it and forget it as it automatically adjust to the condition of your coil.

Voltage can mean a bit more fiddling.

Start at 7 watts, and increase until you like it the best. If you adjust too far up and your liquid starts getting to warm or taste burnt, back it down.
 

Nimmo71

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Ok very good to know thank you for your help my friend, one more thing, the buttons very sticky for a brand new device...
 

Nimmo71

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Btw thank you for the set it and forget it explanation I will stick with this advice....
 

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Sometimes with new devices the buttons can be "sticky" but that usually goes away once you have been using the device for a while.
 

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The VAMO 6 is VW only, there's no VV setting.


How the hell did I miss that? I actually knew that but I was sitting here playing with my V5 which is VV/VW to see if I could help.

DUHH!
 

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How the hell did I miss that? I actually knew that but I was sitting here playing with my V5 which is VV/VW to see if I could help.

DUHH!

Well I did have a small advantage, I literally just got some VAMO6's in stock and was testing it out prior to adding it to our site this morning. :)
 

Nimmo71

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Thank you uncle R, you cannot set it but it does show a reading next to the watts when you press the fire button. So theoretically you could adjust the volts you would just need to determine the watts equivalent of volts and WAMMO you got adjustable vv/vw!!!!
 

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