60 bucks what should i buy?

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davis0710

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Ok, I have 60 bucks to spend on something e-cig related. I already have a Vision Spinner 1300 mah, a iTaste MVP 2.0, I have 4 clearo tanks and an Octopus rda. I have coil and wicking. So my question is, what should I buy with my 60 bucks? I have been thinking of getting into DIY e juice, Maybe a RBA, a torch, an organizer box. As you can see my mind is wondering right now on what I want/need to get next. Any and all replies would be appreciated. Didn't know if there was something that stuck out that you can see that I should have but don't or what would make my life easier. Thanks everyone!!
 
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If it were me (and since you're asking)

No. 1= KAYFUN STYLE TANK. As low as $15 from fasttech (if you want to wait for it to be shipped; FYI the Kayfun style tanks I ordered were on January 11, 2014 and were not actually shipped until Feb. 18, 2014), to $24 or so for a Rocket atomizer off of ebay (less than $13 from Fasttech, but then there's the wait). If you cannot wait (and I didn't) I would buy an HCigar version Kayfun from a reputable seller off of Ebay (I paid $36 off of an Ebay buy it now after waiting 4 weeks for fasttech). Honestly, the Kayfun is the best tank I have tried and I have tried a whole bunch. You already have wicks and coil and experience with an RDA. Kayfun is very easy to build, and should be no problem for someone like you who already has experience.

No. 2: MECHANICAL MOD, you already have an ego style and a vv/vw set up. What you do not have is a mech mod, and I have moved into that after using Vamos/lavatubes for a long time. Buying another vv/vw will not really do anything other than what you already have. If you don't already have a mechanical, get one. Buy a cheap one just to see if you like it (and you can spend the $$ on a high end mechanical later if you like it). You can also buy a kick clone from fasttech for under $9, (And the reason I went to mech mods in the first place was my vamo blew its pcb board) which would transform the mech into VW. If you find you don't like it, worst comes to worst it would just be another VV/VW device . A mech from fasttech is $10 for a aluminum sentinel clone. Just go there to find what you like in terms of style or look through the stateside vendors. I bought a mechanical with the kick to see what it was all about and ended up not using the kick and going straight mechanical. VV/VW hold no appeal for me now whatsoever.
 

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DIY.

Nicotine base.
PG.
VG.
A few flavors.
Bottles (glass - either amber or cobalt blue. just save a few plastic when you empty juice or a few of those too)
Syringes - multiple measuring amounts
Blunt tip needles.
Plastic gloves.

Once you get the hang of it you'll know what the next order will be. As mentioned, this will save you money in a short time and you can then revisit hardware with those savings.
 

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Sounds like you have a nice set up, spend it on a different hobby?

lol sorry never mind :p


That had to be a joke right :D. I've already found out it isn't a cheap start up lol. And I've only been vaping 2 weeks. Wow, i should've kept that to myself! I'm really not thinking of a mech mod right now because I'm thinking diy DNA30 mod here in a couple months. :vapor:
 

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That had to be a joke right :D. I've already found out it isn't a cheap start up lol. And I've only been vaping 2 weeks. Wow, i should've kept that to myself! I'm really not thinking of a mech mod right now because I'm thinking diy DNA30 mod here in a couple months. :vapor:

It wasn't a joke my friend. Sounds like you have what you need to make a nice nicotine inhaling experience.

But if you are wanting to invest more in this hobby, you're gonna need more than $60 :p
 

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Must... buy... ALL the stuff!!
But seriously, a little investment and a lot of research goes a long way. I've spent the same on vaping stuff over the past 5 months as I would have on loose RYO tobacco ($60/month), but now I have hardware and DIY supplies to last me at least a year before I'll have to spend another dime.
 
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