I finally decided on which model I wanted to try and placed the order yesterday. I am now anxiously awaiting its arrival, possibly today. I chose the Liberty Pen Style Model 4072 from LibertyEcig.com. Any comments?
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Hi california_girl,
I can't comment on the supplier or model as I use a 901 and never dealt with them, but I wanted to say welcome to vaping and the forum!
You will feel like a new person when you get the crud from the analogs out of your system and switch to digital.
I can't comment on the supplier or model as I use a 901 and never dealt with them, but I wanted to say welcome to vaping and the forum!
You will feel like a new person when you get the crud from the analogs out of your system and switch to digital.
4072 is the penstyle with a low atomizer bridge, giving good cart performance, especially with the pinhole or straw mod (see modders section). Cart capacity is top of the line. Battery capacity is very good. The tapered mouthpiece provides a bit of retro elegance. Hits are very smooth. At first it's not much of a looker, but when I let people try my e-cigs, the 4072 with high nic is often the favorite.
Some downsides are that the big carts can be messy to deal with.
A totally dry atomizer takes about 9 drops of juice just to prime it up. You'll likely go through a little more juice than you might with other e-cigs.
Being an automatic, juice can foul the batteries, so vigilance is needed make sure nothing is seeping through the atomizer.
When you get the kit, check the batteries carefully to make sure they stop when suction stops being applied. 75% of my atomizer deaths have been the direct result of the automatic batteries not shutting off.
If you get a good kit, and have several different strengths of e-juice, it should be a great experience.
Best of Luck
Some downsides are that the big carts can be messy to deal with.
A totally dry atomizer takes about 9 drops of juice just to prime it up. You'll likely go through a little more juice than you might with other e-cigs.
Being an automatic, juice can foul the batteries, so vigilance is needed make sure nothing is seeping through the atomizer.
When you get the kit, check the batteries carefully to make sure they stop when suction stops being applied. 75% of my atomizer deaths have been the direct result of the automatic batteries not shutting off.
If you get a good kit, and have several different strengths of e-juice, it should be a great experience.
Best of Luck
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