Thats enough. We dont do the personal insults here, nor the bickering crapola.
Help the newbie with their Q's or move on.
Help the newbie with their Q's or move on.
e-juice specific cigs?
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I have not ready the whole thread. All ecigs can use eliquid. The eliquid either goes in a cartridges that attaches to an atomizer (least popular way to vape) or in disposable cartomizers (combined cart and fresh atomizer inside each - most people can get a week or more use out of each) or some people use manual bateries that are sealed on the end with an atomizer and drip tip and constantly drip juice onto the atomizer (not good for when driving etc)
Rebranders (the seedy upper crust of name ecig vandors - the ones that don't offer blank cart/cartos or juice) may sell their ecigs with crippled carts (no silicone plugs, no indication of how to add juice) or crippled cartos (hard or glued on ends so tricks are required to fill them) and these same rebranders may say you void your warranty if you refill stuff. Most also only sell automatic batteries which are the batteries most likely to be damaged or killed by juice leaks.
If you buy any popular decently sealed manual model somewhere that also sells blank cartomizers for it, then you have a good system resistant to damage that you can use cartomizers you fill yourself. That can be a small (and w/ a short a battery charge since small = short battery charge) like a manual Joye 510 used with Boge standard reisstance cartomizers (slim ecigs can only use standard resistance, not the hotter LR cartomizers), to a hotter model like vapor4Life manual or Smokeless Image Volt manual (the small size has the shorter battery life, I recommend the standard or 78mm size for a 120mm ecig). Or if you want more battery life and the ability to use the hotter LR cartomizers, look at fat battery models Joye Ego or Riva 510 (Liberty-Flights.com has the new hotter Riva 510 kits and press 20% off upper left front page first to see the lowered prices). Or you can step up to mods of all shapes, 3.7v and variable voltage (mods have removable industrial type batteries and you buy the batteries and their charger separately).
As you shop - 100mah is about 1 hour of moderate vaping at standard resistance (hotter LR parts can be used on 450mah+ batteries and will use charge up faster)
Best? I won't get into that. Everyone has their favorites. What I listed are popular.
Rebranders (the seedy upper crust of name ecig vandors - the ones that don't offer blank cart/cartos or juice) may sell their ecigs with crippled carts (no silicone plugs, no indication of how to add juice) or crippled cartos (hard or glued on ends so tricks are required to fill them) and these same rebranders may say you void your warranty if you refill stuff. Most also only sell automatic batteries which are the batteries most likely to be damaged or killed by juice leaks.
If you buy any popular decently sealed manual model somewhere that also sells blank cartomizers for it, then you have a good system resistant to damage that you can use cartomizers you fill yourself. That can be a small (and w/ a short a battery charge since small = short battery charge) like a manual Joye 510 used with Boge standard reisstance cartomizers (slim ecigs can only use standard resistance, not the hotter LR cartomizers), to a hotter model like vapor4Life manual or Smokeless Image Volt manual (the small size has the shorter battery life, I recommend the standard or 78mm size for a 120mm ecig). Or if you want more battery life and the ability to use the hotter LR cartomizers, look at fat battery models Joye Ego or Riva 510 (Liberty-Flights.com has the new hotter Riva 510 kits and press 20% off upper left front page first to see the lowered prices). Or you can step up to mods of all shapes, 3.7v and variable voltage (mods have removable industrial type batteries and you buy the batteries and their charger separately).
As you shop - 100mah is about 1 hour of moderate vaping at standard resistance (hotter LR parts can be used on 450mah+ batteries and will use charge up faster)
Best? I won't get into that. Everyone has their favorites. What I listed are popular.
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I found my 808's to last for most of the day, but that wasn't vaping constantly. Again, I'm someone who has used a few different kinds of PV's, and I always go back to my 808.
By the way antroh, I've been accused of being a salesperson before on these forums when I was talking about how much I liked by V2Cig. Had a few people accuse me of trying to sell them in the New Members forum. Of course that wasn't true...it's just tough for some people to believe that an 808 kit could really make someone happy for any length of time.
BTW, you may want to look into the Vortex Clearomizers (I think that's the name?) for your 808 so you can fill them up with e-juice and get some great flavor without having to drip. I just ordered some and am anxious to try them on my Elite 808.
The disagreements in this thread was never about whether the 808 was an OK PV. For a small battery, short battery life PV, it is one of the better ones. But the OP stated they wanted the "best" with the "best warranty". I would challenge anyone who posted that the stock 808 is the best PV on the market. Some need to read what the OP asked for.
The best PV is the one that meets someone's needs. We don't even know the OP's needs.
I will admit that I got carried away from the OP's original question and what they were asking for. Fair enough.
All the arguements are moot as the OP just did a "drive-by" post. Drive by's are a pet peeve of mine. Ask a provocative question and don't even stick around for the answer. can't tell you how many times I've responded to questions with best advice I had, including links to possible solutions and arguing with posters with diametricly opposed opinions all for naught. Never to hear from the OP again.
You and me both, mohawkx! Good point. Not even a "thank you".
We can only hope other newb's who read but dont' post are helped.
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