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WarHawk-AVG

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eGo 650mAh w/ CE4 Clearomizer Blister Pack Starter Kit - MyFreedomSmokes.com

Sorry to hear that...

I got a serviceable eGo unit called a Kamry eCab V2, this way if the batteries croak, can just buy new batteries and replace em, plus if you drain the battery, no longer have to wait hours to charge, unscrew the bottom, pop in fresh battery, and Vape Yo Face Off!!


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Both of my Blu batteries died within a month of use, I then switched over to eGo batteries, Then I went to a Vamo3 with a recharger kit. Then I got an SVD ( very happy with this one).
Skip the middle step, get the SVD (style) unit along with 18650 2400mAh or higher batteries (at least 2) and a NiteCore IntelliCharger. If you are "serious" about vaping, you will end up with this type of equipment anyway ;)
 

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Sorry to hear this, but not too surprising. Cigarette-size batteries just aren't powerful enough to do what we expect them to do. Do yourself a favor and avoid that size of battery and at minimum get an eGo class battery, or skip that step entirely and get a mod (advanced personal vaporizor).

ADVANCING UP THE VAPING LADDER WITH AN EGO OR MOD
 

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eGo is a good vape and you can get through most of a work day on a charge if you buy the 1000mah or 1300mah batts and the Spinner gives you variable voltage vaping.

You also might want to look at mods that use 18650 batteries for a really long lasting solution. Backups are crucial if you want to stay off the cigs.
 
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