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milanez
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does it have a function low battery when the battery is low ?
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Very likely it does, but in the form of obscure error code.
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I've owned this V2, the V1 and the Pilot vape V1 and they have all stopped working or stopped working correctly in some way. Save your money and just use a mod. JMHO.
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i use tube mod so i need this
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What I am saying is for the same price you can get a regulated box mod instead and use the mod instead of this. This will not likely last long and may stop reading resistance accurately.
I'm just warning ya. Do what you want. I hope you get a good one. I've given up on these building decks.
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thanks for the advice
i love these electronic toys
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It literally shows you the cell voltage when you put it in fire mode, and what the voltage sags to when you fire it.
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thank you very much
to what voltage to use before charging the battery?
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NEVER let a (normal) vaping cell get below 2.5V, ever - it's not safe below that voltage. 3.2V is a normal resting low-voltage cutoff, but if it sags below 3.0V when you fire it, it doesn't have enough juice left for the atomizer you're working with. Realistically, though, there's no reason to let it go below 3.5V - it's not like you need to stretch the battery life on something you use for a couple of minutes a couple of times a week.
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