Does size matters?

[Carlosg]

well i have tryed 3 e-cigs so far sidesho, super mine from e-puffer, and this 51 smoke thing my mother got for herself, i gave it cuppla puffs when went to her house in mothers day without her knowing ofcourse.

but... i have noticed the biggest, the more vapor you get, but the smallest, the most flavor you get.

i may be wrong since i dont have really much experience on this.

but let me know what u think guys.

 

[Katmar]

well i have tryed 3 e-cigs so far sidesho, super mine from e-puffer, and this 51 smoke thing my mother got for herself, i gave it cuppla puffs when went to her house in mothers day without her knowing ofcourse.

but... i have noticed the biggest, the more vapor you get, but the smallest, the most flavor you get.

i may be wrong since i dont have really much experience on this.

but let me know what u think guys.

I have always been told that size DOES matter. But I never believed it....

LOVE LOVE LOVE your avatar!!!!!

 

[whiskey]

For me the difference happens because of a couple of things..on my 510 small laser i get lots of vapor & taste but the size difference is because of the size battery you can use. The bigger the battery the longer time you have between charges & sometimes the better the power of a drag off the unit.Everyones different but I like something thats not huge in the mod dept., but bigger than a regular say 510 w/auto batteries. juice & power Def make a Big difference in vaping quality. juice wise...VG will produce thicker vapor. A mix 60/40 is usually what i like..Hope this helped a little

 

[suddenly]

I believe size does matter. I have been using 510's for about 6 months than I got a VP1-801 and what a difference it made. So much more vaper and the flavor is better too. Would like to see what a 5 volt would be like because the VP1 is so much better. But I have also heard that going too high does kill the flavor.

 

[Carlosg]

Lol thanks thats Rocky the boxer.

I have always been told that size DOES matter. But I never believed it....

LOVE LOVE LOVE your avatar!!!!!

 

[wv2win]

Bigger batteries in general provide much better throat hit, much longer battery life between charges (5-8 hours on a charge) and warmer vapor. Plus the batteries cost about $2.50 instead of $10 - $15 each. 5 volt is ideal, IMO. Here is a useful web site for comparisons:

e-Cig Battery Tube Mods | eCigarette-Mods.com

 

[UntamedRose]

Well the polite answer is.....Of course it doesnt matter dear.

 

[gashin]

I think your right about that but the 801 does provide good flavor. High voltage is good but some flavors can suffer.

 

[suddenly]

Carlosg,

How does Rocky curl his tongue like that??? So cute.

My daughter has a boxer too. She is the most loving dog.

Only problem she eats everything!!!!

She just had surgury to remove a sock from her intestines. The vet told

her boxers are know for that. Is Rocky like that too??

Today at lunch time she passed something. Not sure if it was another

sock or a pair of panties. She just loves eating panties.

 

[suddenly]

Katmar, you don't really belive what you just said do you??

Wink Wink, Nod Nod



I really need to talk to you soon Katmar. I have some personal questions

pertaining to vitiamin D3.

I had someone add MS to one forum come see me. I am so lonely!

 

[cliff5550]

For anyone looking for great vapor, taste and long battery life I heartily recommend the Janty eGo. Over 10 months I've been through the cig-looking RN4081 SmokeStik, the very nice M401 styles, and the always good Joye 510. Liked them all for different reasons.
But, after a couple weeks now with the eGo, I've found it THE best I've ever owned for all the reasons: vapor production, flavor and battery life. I'm stoppin' here.

(Never buy an auto battery. Unless you like buying batteries.)