Advice needed! Back to square one.

[Freefrodo]

Hey there!

I used to vape a couple of years ago, gods know why but I went back to cigarettes :/

Now is the time to give it up and go back to the digitals!

i need some advice. I used an ego battery and and present I'm using bogue cartomizers. I'm looking to try something that holds a lot more, a couple of hours maybe. I'm not up to scratch on hardware and when I started vaping there was a lot less product! Looking around now, I'm confused as to what to try so any help would be appreciated.

thanks!

 

[Romelee]

Hi Freefrodo,

How much is your budget?

 

[Freefrodo]

To be honest, if its worth it, price isn't an issue. I'd rather spend money on this then 25g or cutters choice, filter tips and rizla!!

 

[Romelee]

Sorry forgot to ask, does the size of it matter, it's just that some people feel uneasy if it is too big, here is a image of roughly three different sizes:

View image: DSC00429

What one suits you...don't forget the smaller the e-cig the less throat hit and the battery don't last as long.

 

[Freefrodo]

This is the one I currently use....

Riva 510 Battery - 650mAh - Cloud 9 Vaping

 

[perpetua]

If you'd like to dip your toes into Variable Voltage waters, then you won't go far wrong
with an Ego Twist Frodo . . .

Joyetech eGo-C Twist VV £22.95 - Vaping Spares - Batteries & Passthroughs Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid

I'd choose a 900mah, as the 1000mah is a bit of a light sabre in length!


And, if you fancy going a bit further again . . . how about a Vamo - a Variable Voltage & Wattage
device in one, extremely popular right now.

EGO VV/VW 18650 MOD VAMO £39.95 - MODS & Advanced - Ego VV/VW VAMO Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid


To top either of those off as a delivery system, I'd suggest a Vivi Nova. They come in two sizes . . .

Vision Vivi Nova STV £10.95 - Vaping Spares - Tanks & Accessories Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid

Mini Nova £10.95 - Vaping Spares - Tanks & Accessories Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid


ECF10 gets you 10% off at Vape Escape as well . . . .

 

[perpetua]

Ooops! My post came up twice.

 

[Romelee]

As perpetua as said you won't go wrong with the:

Joyetech eGo-C Twist VV £22.95 - Vaping Spares - Batteries & Passthroughs Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid

with:

Boge 510 Standard Resistance (5) £5.99 - Vaping Spares - Cartomisers Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid

and:

Ego/Riva/Echo USB Charger With Cord (510) £4.75 - Vaping Spares - Chargers Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid


and your chosen liquid...the above is probably the closest size wise to what you have got already but more powerful.

Or you could even go more upmarket and look at those others perpetua has linked.

 

[Freefrodo]

Thanks for that! Ill look into it! Have you ever used tanks? Are they compatible with the battery i already have?

 

[Chrissie]

Just about anything with a 510 thread is compatible with a Riva 510 battery The only thing I would not recommend using with a Riva battery is anything with a very low resistance.

 

[beckyblue]

I'm not in the UK, but I would give anything in the whole entire world to be (Anglophile from birth), so I lurk around on your forum. +1 for the Vamo. I'm back on the wagon, like you, Freefrodo; and the vamo plus a bottom-feeder for my profoundly lazy moments are going to keep me on the straight and narrow, this time. Best of luck to you! Errr, you all are so lucky...

 

[Romelee]

beckyblue, move to England if you don't mind the cold

"Location,Los Angeles (born and raised, but not a fan)"....this made me chuckle

 

[Chrissie]

Beckyblue, don't think you would be too keen to be here in Cornwall at the moment. We have had so many days of torrential rain for months

 

[beckyblue]

Oh, you are so wrong, Chrissie! I'd live absolutely anywhere in the UK (though, preferably, not London). I like wet weather. I've got a tattoo of blue music notes on my back that is the bar of music "...standing in the English rain" from "I Am The Walrus." I got it when I was 15. That year, we traded houses with a family in Nailsworth in the Cotswalds. We went ALL over, and I worship the land and the PEOPLE of your fair country. Probably some stateside ECFers might read this and give me the boot, but, somehow, you're just born funnier over there. I was an English Lit major in college, but everyone knows what that and a nickel will get you these days.... The only way I can figure that I could manage to gain entry to your county is to work on somehow getting gorgeous, taking a holiday there, and nabbing a proposal of marriage! Any of you have some desperately lonely cousin, or something???

 

[perpetua]

Thanks for that! Ill look into it! Have you ever used tanks? Are they compatible with the battery i already have?

As Chrissie says, anything 510 threaded will be compatible with your battery Frodo, but you'll maybe want
to keep an eye on the size of any tank, as your device will be very top heavy and look just plain fugly if
you go too big.

You could get a 35mm DCT tank for your Boge Carto's and pierce them yourself. Vape Escape again
have them.

Or, the Mini Nova I linked to is another great option . . . with either tank, you may want to think about getting
a plinth, which threads onto the outside set of Ego threads, it tidies up the overall appearance considerably and
your tank then just sits nicely above it.


Lol Becky . . . it has been a pretty dreary, wet and miserable winter here, after a really wet summer as well.
Here's hoping our spring is better . . . .

 

[Romelee]

Any of you have some desperately lonely cousin, or something???

I have a cousin, his lonely but he wants the visa versa to you, he want's out of the UK

 

[Chrissie]

Oh, you are so wrong, Chrissie! I'd live absolutely anywhere in the UK (though, preferably, not London). I like wet weather. I've got a tattoo of blue music notes on my back that is the bar of music "...standing in the English rain" from "I Am The Walrus." I got it when I was 15. That year, we traded houses with a family in Nottingham in the Cotswalds. We went ALL over, and I worship the land and the PEOPLE of your fair country. Probably some stateside ECFers might read this and give me the boot, but, somehow, you're just born funnier over there. I was an English Lit major in college, but everyone knows what that and a nickel will get you these days.... The only way I can figure that I could manage to gain entry to your county is to work on somehow getting gorgeous, taking a holiday there, and nabbing a proposal of marriage! Any of you have some desperately lonely cousin, or something???

Sorry Becky, can' help as not got single cousin of any kind Got a single very handsome young nephew though

I also couldn't live in London, even though it's such an amazing city. Much prefer my little tucked away cottage in Cornwall.

 

[Veyf]

Well it may not be as popular as thai brides but I see a business opportunity!

"English men from dull rainy cities wishing to relocate you."

Might need a bit of work...

 

[Chrissie]

Might need a bit of work...

Might need more than a bit of work

 

[beckyblue]

Oh my! I can't believe I wrote Nottingham instead of Nailsworth (guess the trip just seemed that enchanted). How did none of you call me on that? Romelee, how could anyone possibly want out of the UK? From Weymouth to the Lake District, and everything in between, you live in the finest country on the globe (I really am going to get myself booted off this forum ). So sorry to have hijacked your thread with all my mooning, Freefrodo! Do keep us up on how you're faring!