Do you own VulcanVape, Fox? I read there might be one closed to Fort Payne soon. Do they carry hardware or just juices?
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I appreciate the invite, Foxman, but I don't own my own transportation, so it is highly unlikely I could ever attend a meet.
No I wish I did, lol. The 2 guys that own V vape are Wes and Jake and are great guys to buy from. Tell him I refered you if you want. He sells alot of EGO stuff. He's just in homewood now. I heard of one that might open up there in the future, but don't know who was doing it. He's just getting started but is growing pretty good.
I don't use eGo. I am looking for 360 mah automatic batteries and can't find them anywhere except in kits. I don't want to get a kit if I can't buy extra batteries later.
Definitely 510. I have a few carts made for the eGo that would fit the 510 360 mah even though they would be a little larger around.
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nice to meet ya. I've heard good things about xtreme.
Vulcan vapes does carry 510 batteries. Are you looking for a storefront or online- there is storefront in Huntsville too, Ecosmoke.
nice to meet ya. I've heard good things about xtreme.
Vulcan vapes does carry 510 batteries. Are you looking for a storefront or online- there is storefront in Huntsville too, Ecosmoke.
I don't have transportation so it has to be online. I find plenty of 510 batteries, but not the automatic 360 mah.
Levy Roberts with Xtreme Vaping is one of the nicest people I have ever met. His juice is awesome! I don't know what I would do if he ever went out of business.
Ok, GotVapes has them ordered, so I can get them there in about a week and a half. Thanks for helping!
Are they online Foxman? I can't travel to Birmingham to buy from them. If they do open up a store close me, then maybe, but since I'm stuck in the boonies with no transportation brick and mortar is not convenient for me.
Thanks, Fox, but they don't have the 360 mah listed and I was looking for the 360 specifically. I will check and see if they have anything else I need though. I like to shop close to home.
I'm going by there tommorrow. I'll ask. He's got another setup that new. I'll ask what it is. I know it's a 510 but don't know what mah it is.
Ok, but don't commit me to anything. I have already promised my first order to GotVapes and Levy is thinking about stocking them for me. I order from him every month so it would be more convenient to keep my orders at one place if I can.
Good Morning in here. Glad you found the batteries you were looking for Anyone.
Thanks, CES!
@the wind, the long answer is there are several reasons why so small. When I first started vaping two and a half years ago, my first kit was given to me by someone who couldn't use it. The batteries were 90 mah, but I had no clue at that time what that meant. However, I had been smoking three packs a day for fifty years and it was working for me, so who cared what 90 mah meant. After about a year of vaping, I upgraded to the 180 mah which I am still using, so the 360 really isn't small to me. I have extremely limited funds and the higher you go in most cases the more expensive your upfront cost as well as monthly hardware maintenance becomes. Last but not least I have very short, stubby, arthritic fingers and limited grip in my hands. I'm not sure a cigar sized battery would be comfortable in my hand all day long, so I'm moving up slowly to test the waters. I'm sure I will be quite happy with the 360. Would this be enough reasons to suit you, windy?
The short answer is to each his own. What works for one does not necessarily work for others. What difference does it make if it works?
@the wind, the long answer is there are several reasons why so small. When I first started vaping two and a half years ago, my first kit was given to me by someone who couldn't use it. The batteries were 90 mah, but I had no clue at that time what that meant. However, I had been smoking three packs a day for fifty years and it was working for me, so who cared what 90 mah meant. After about a year of vaping, I upgraded to the 180 mah which I am still using, so the 360 really isn't small to me. I have extremely limited funds and the higher you go in most cases the more expensive your upfront cost as well as monthly hardware maintenance becomes. Last but not least I have very short, stubby, arthritic fingers and limited grip in my hands. I'm not sure a cigar sized battery would be comfortable in my hand all day long, so I'm moving up slowly to test the waters. I'm sure I will be quite happy with the 360. Would this be enough reasons to suit you, windy?
The short answer is to each his own. What works for one does not necessarily work for others. What difference does it make if it works?
Anyone, V-Vape does have 360 mah batteries, but there in a starter kit. But if you want to buy a couple, he said he would split a couple kits to help you out. Just give him a call and work it out.
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