All the delivery systems I try suck. Frustrating as HE**

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Hypatia

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Yep spinning wheel is culprit. I just want my money back at this point. have had for a week. Would like something w/o pulse modulation like a Provari. MVP looks like a pin with no spare battery option.

MVP2 is nice enough for the $45 I spent (except I "had" to buy three of them, ugh). But yeah, there's the trouble with the finicky connector issue. You do sound like the Provari would serve you very well. I can't say I've ever heard a single true complaint about those (I'm a Reonaut through and through, but I support and appreciate the VV needs of others, lol). Now you just have to find your ideal "juice delivery device."
 

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I'm at about $850 in four weeks.

pfttt... I've probably spent dat much just on $hipping. Yeah, I'm a slow learner...
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Good luck. Hope ya find your vaping Nirvana!
 

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+ 21 for the Reo, especially with the RM2 bottom-feeder RDA. the flavor of dripping without the hassle.

i rarely Recommend Reos to folks new to vaping, but it sounds like you're as fed up as i was when i bought my first Reo (out of the 21 i own now)

i can't imagine a better juice delivery system than a bottom-feeder. nothing but fresh-vaped juice-- never juice that has been pre-cooked in some kind of tank.

it's the end-game of vaping.
 

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+ 21 for the Reo, especially with the RM2 bottom-feeder RDA. the flavor of dripping without the hassle.

i rarely Recommend Reos to folks new to vaping, but it sounds like you're as fed up as i was when i bought my first Reo (out of the 21 i own now)

i can't imagine a better juice delivery system than a bottom-feeder. nothing but fresh-vaped juice-- never juice that has been pre-cooked in some kind of tank.

it's the end-game of vaping.

Googling now. Very intrigued.
 

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I do find it then 20 minutes later it all goes to hell. :")
Then there is the bottles of "...." juice I have laying around.

Uhh, don't get me started on "...." juice, lol. I never learn. I have one awesome, mind-blowing favorite, but keep buying samplers from everywhere. :facepalm: Even the "Best of XXXXX" that *everyone* loves smells like .... and tastes like feet. 84395693 sample bottles of every 100%VG juice known to man for sale, lol!
 

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Uhh, don't get me started on "...." juice, lol. I never learn. I have one awesome, mind-blowing favorite, but keep buying samplers from everywhere. :facepalm: Even the "Best of XXXXX" that *everyone* loves smells like .... and tastes like feet. 84395693 sample bottles of every 100%VG juice known to man for sale, lol!

I know right? Hawk Sauce. I bought a big bottle. But it's not my vape, For sale too ":)
 

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hey,if you want a good tank you gotta pay! i have used almost all that you have listed,they're nice but...
you're gonna have to fiddle with just about everything you buy!what i found out is that RBAs like the russian 91%,kayfun lite and alike
are some of the easiest and quickest to recoil and wick,not only that you can drain em down to the last drop!!!
great taste with a little warmer vape so spend some more money and pick one of these bad boys up! 30ga wire some cotton and a little practice...and the
adjustable air control is the key to a happy vape!!! just my opinion and i'm stickin with it! any way vape on!

signed, protank user
 

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Will 28 ga work?

For what? I lean toward 28ga on my Reo builds (anywhere from 0.9 to 1.5 ohms, depending on number of wraps). For my Kanger EVOD rebuilds, I like 1.8-2.0 ohms (running it on a Vision Spinner or MVP2), so I wrap those with 30ga. The gauge of choice is dependent on a few things: your target ohms range, the type of coil (micro, regular, etc.), and the battery that's going to fire it.
 

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For what? I lean toward 28ga on my Reo builds (anywhere from 0.9 to 1.5 ohms, depending on number of wraps). For my Kanger EVOD rebuilds, I like 1.8-2.0 ohms (running it on a Vision Spinner or MVP2), so I wrap those with 30ga. The gauge of choice is dependent on a few things: your target ohms range, the type of coil (micro, regular, etc.), and the battery that's going to fire it.


Well i have 32 for kanger and 28 for other things like the RM2 and other RBD's, that i so want now. I have six NCR1860B's from Panasonic. Good stuff. LOL. I need to study more.
 

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My only advice is pick one Device, any one you have, and stick with it. Work on understanding and adjusting what you are doing until you and it are in harmony.
Then move to the next.
You can spend months, even years, and many more hundreds of dollars jumping from device to device and not find satisfaction until you start understanding and manipulating things to work with you.(or you with them)
All devices have the ability to work right or fail and the biggest variable is the user.
 

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I was in your place for a while. I started rebuilding the kanger heads and that taught me that rebuilding isn't all that hard. So I bought an igo-l and learned that dripping is a royal pain, but awesome flavor. That led to a provari, a Russian 91 and a ibtanked carto tank. Next up is a reo because I'm curious and people love them. Didn't go there at first because the whole mech thing was a bit intimidating, and they aren't good for people until they figure out things about battery safety and get comfortable with building coils.


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