Battery life.
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The ego or riva have 510 compatible threads, and batteries that will last a most
of a day for most vapers. After that you're looking at a mod http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/78628-side-side-comparison-e-cigs-mods.html
of a day for most vapers. After that you're looking at a mod http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/78628-side-side-comparison-e-cigs-mods.html
+1 for the eGo batts.
But know, even though all your 510 stuff will fit with the eGo batts it's more cost effective to just buy a whole new eGo kit. The eGo battery can't be charged on the 510 charger unless you use an adapter - but then it takes hours and hours to charge. You can get the eGo fast charger for just a little more money, but it's always a good idea to have extra atomizers and batteries anyway - so it ends up being less money to just get the whole kit.
btw: you can't charge a 510 on an eGo fast charger, it dies.
I think they call the 1300 mah versions of the ego a Vgo. Batteries go down faster on the lower resistance atomizers/cartomizers also. Another good way to conserve bat life is up the Nic str. Easier to put it down after you hit the stronger stuff.
If you are interested in a box mod, MadVapes has some 2xAA box mods for $20. After buying a couple of batteries (it uses one 900mah 14500) and a charger, you are at just under $40. You're going to spend over $20 for one 900mah XL eGo battery anyways.
Joye 510 "mega" xl batteries are longer but still slim, use the same charger (but a different PCC) and last at least 1.5x as long (280mah vs 180mah).
For longer battery life than that, you need and Ego or Riva 510 (fat battery model of 510)
For longer battery life than that, you need and Ego or Riva 510 (fat battery model of 510)
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