Do you still use your Original e-cig model ??

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Col. Gaunt

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My first E-cig was an RN4081 and I hated it. The carts were a pain to fill and too small and the battery life sucked. My next E-cig was a DSE901 kit and from there it's gotten quite out of hand.

It's hard to believe that I have only been vapin for four months, I still have my original order date of my RN4081 and that was 7/16/09. About 2 weeks after that I found this forum and it has been bliss ever since! LOL

I really enjoy being on here and have met some really good people, have gotten some great advise, and have been able to purchase some AWESOME PV'S!

THANKS ECF!:D
 

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I started with an njoy NPro (RN4081) and soon moved to a 510 model.
Then I bought some 306 atomizers to use with my 510 batteries for better dripping.
Then I bought a Chuck to use with my 510 and 306 atomizers.

So now when I am at home...
The Chuck with the 306 atomizer and the Direct Drip Cart mod.

And when I am on the road...
The standard 510 with the Auto Drip Mod or the blue foam.
 

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I got ropped into Blu Cigs solid marketing campaign as my first E cig. Once I was quite aggravated at its lame vapor output and tiny cart buckets, I tried the 510 and a 901 that everyone loves. Damn fine vapor production... but my cheeks felt like they were going to cave in from sucking... Thus, I found myself falling back to the Blu Cig cause of its ease-of-draw, size and weight.

Then I tried the 4081 for a little while, but found myself falling back to the Blu for almost the same reasons (I bought it cause it fits in the 510 PCC).

Then I tried the 306a for a bit until I realized the atty fits on the Blu. Once that happened, I was in heaven. Nice solid vapor production on my cig sized Blu.

Then I tried a Modern Vapor sidesho, but didn't like the sensative batteries and the fact you can't fit carts with an atomizer in each hole (only one space fit a cart+atty, other were just carts). So again, I found myself falling back to my now vaporlishious Blus, but with some really awesome compatible parts from the Modern Vapor Sidesh.

It was around this time that Volcano (same as Blu Cigs but red) started to sell the carts with SUPER BIG cart fluid buckets... so now that the 306a solved the vapor production issue... and the new carts solved the tiny fluid bucket issue...

... I settled on the Blu and Modern Vapor SideSho as my go-to ecigs (now that Modern Vapor has manual batteries). The SideSho PCC I use only the one space for its default cart+atty. The other spaces I use my Blu atomizers/cart since the SideSho batteries seem to actually work better with the Blu attys than the Blus do, not to mention the cart+atty fits like in the Blu PCC. I have a plethora of both Blu and 306a atomizers which fills all slots for both PCCs which I carry around with me. I figured it's not unusual for an anolog smoker to carry two packs... why not with e-cigs too, right?
 

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my original PV was a DSE 103 and it helped me cut back and realize that i could give up smoking... then i found this site and the links to chinese suppliers and have not looked back. infact i'm in the middle of 2 days with out an analog and really do not want one.

but it took finding a good supplier of 901 attys that worked for me at 6 volts. even the 5v pass thru with 36mg juice didn't get me totally off the .... logs... but since building my 6v battery mod i've been slowly giving them up...
 

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Used an M401 for almost the first 3 months. Started building mods recently, and I got some 902 atty's from Modern Vapor (they fit a 510 connector), and some 510 atty's to see what all the fuss is about. Tried the 510, side by side with the 902, and the 902 is hands down a better atty. Also, the 902 seems to be made for 5 volts which is what I use now. I'll keep the 510 for a rainy day, and to play around with, but the 902 is so much better, that's what I'll continue to use.
 

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I started with an NJoy NPro. It had inconsistent vapor and a very short battery life, but it did give me an idea of what might be possible. It doesn't get any use these days but probably would if I can find a pass-thru for it.

I switched to a 601 pipe which solved my vapor and battery issues but didn't produce anywhere near the flavor I was used to.

I'm now using a Protege with a 901 atty and I couldn't be happier.
 
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