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Killjoy1

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Congrats on your purchase! It's definitely my favorite mod, though the Provari is a very close second

Best point of advice I can give you is to have fun with it :p
Second-best point of advice is to forget all about LR attys/cartos. They'll work just fine, don't get me wrong, but are totally unnecessary with any variable device. In fact, with higher resistance you're better able to fine-tune your hit to your liking. LR stuff will drain your battery a lot faster, too, though you should still be able to get a full day or so on a charge even with 1.5 ohm attys

Happy vaping! :vapor:


EDIT: oh, and we have a whole thread going on regarding the Darwin (not that it's the only thing we discuss in there, of course). Feel free to come on over and join in
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/nhaler/151096-darwin-evolv.html
 
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Congrats! Jack's a great guy to deal with and Happy Vaper has become pretty much the go-to place for some of the best hardware in Canada. The Darwin is certainly a great piece of kit. Another user here brought his by a week or so ago and I got to try it out (along with some gorgeous Reo wood mods) and I had to admit, the thing hits like a champ every time. I had personally gone with the ProVari myself and don't regret that purchase one bit either. If he carried nic juice (and I hadn't gotten into DIY) I'd probably never have to go anywhere else for my stuff. :)
 

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I think that the best for Darwin are a reparable atty

I'd say that about anything.

Actually, for me, a repairable atty goes most perfectly with an all-mechanical PV, because in both cases if anything ever goes wrong, everything is easily repairable/replaceable. That's probably going to be my next purchase: A repairable atty (iAtty or something like it -- I want a self-contained repairable tank system) plus an all-mechanical mod so I can fix anything that goes wrong or wears out.
 
im really thinking of a UFS I have found the guy that makes the adaptors the make a UFS fit on to a 510 device, Im hot much of a carto liker yet but they might grow on me! I stall like addies I use 510s and 901s and I would love to see how those addies work in juice all the time? Plus Iv been chatting with Scott the guy that does all the reviews on here and you tube and he has told me that they work the best plus he finds addies last a lot longer in a UFS than dripping! So Im looking into getting one or more info on them! And tanks I hate how they slide around. But Im just looking for now. the GG Iaddy looks great but no juice flow control or air control which is why I am liking liking the UFS plus I vape a lot of different liquids! so any info there would help! thanks
 

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im really thinking of a UFS I have found the guy that makes the adaptors the make a UFS fit on to a 510 device, Im hot much of a carto liker yet but they might grow on me! I stall like addies I use 510s and 901s and I would love to see how those addies work in juice all the time? Plus Iv been chatting with Scott the guy that does all the reviews on here and you tube and he has told me that they work the best plus he finds addies last a lot longer in a UFS than dripping! So Im looking into getting one or more info on them! And tanks I hate how they slide around. But Im just looking for now. the GG Iaddy looks great but no juice flow control or air control which is why I am liking liking the UFS plus I vape a lot of different liquids! so any info there would help! thanks

The UFS will go on sale at Clouds of Vapor around October 9th, for significantly cheaper than they sell for on the Classifieds. They sell for ridiculous prices because they are the best, but are very hard to get. Also, these days, the UFS is sold with a 510 adapter.

One more thing...a UFS on a Darwin? You know the UFS is 2.6" long and a solid inch or more in diameter right? Not meaning that offensively, just making sure you know how big it actually is...
 
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