For the love of god....please help!
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People are using big words again that make my brain sad!
Don't worry...but Reos are cool if you ever get around to building....you can use them for cartos too, I just never have.
I love my Reo. It is mechanical so you have to keep an eye on the battery. It isn't going to alert you when the battery is fading.
One thing at a time. When you are ready, a Reo would be a nice journey. It has been for me. But then I just bought one last month, so it took me a while to get to that.
I hate it when you buy on ebay and they take freakin forever to mail it!!! my stuff was supposed to be here yesterday and she didnt mail it till tuesday! GRRRRR! (thats my angry sound just fyi)
Kelly what are you growling about now??
how's the Zombie working out? *lol*
soooo not reading from where we left off at
how's the Zombie working out? *lol*
soooo not reading from where we left off at
Kelly what are you growling about now??
how's the Zombie working out? *lol*
soooo not reading from where we left off at
Kelly is up to two Provari's and has now ventured into the Ibtanks. As soon as she makes the move into Reo's I vote for Sticky.
I have lots of different mods and tanks, yes...Provaris take the lead in numbers though. In truth, I probably have too many mods. But I can claim objectivity when making recommendations. Everything in vaping is a trade-off. I like my Reo Grand when I am kicking back at home because I build the coils below one ohm and run the batteries down quickly. Mostly the reos is a flavor sensation because of the types of toppers you use.
Most long time vapers who build their own coils will tell you that 'Dripping" rather than tanks give you the most direct and clean flavor. I have to agree. The Reo allows you to wet your wicking by squeezing juice up to the coil and wick (called Squonking). So, it is reverse dripping and tastes very yummy. The down side is that the power is not regulated and you need to baby sit the battery life a bit, especially below one ohm (or sub ohm). My current Reo is running at 0.8 ohms. It's a warm vape but not over-powering.
It took me years to get to building my own coils because I swore up one side and down the other that I would not fiddle to get my vape on. Once I started building though, I was hooked....
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Kelly, moving up will probably involve a lot of different atomizers and mods, at least it did for me. Listening to the advice of others will be helpful, however, everyone is different. You don't want to take a big leap to sub-ohm drippers on a high power mod, and you may not ever get that far. That being said, a mid-power, variable wattage mod will be suitable for most any bottom-coil tank you decide to try. Good and bad are relative terms that are accurate only to the individual doing the vaping. My wife loves her e-twist with the Kanger Mini-Pro. She thinks it's perfect. I, on the other hand, prefer a dual-coil rsst, genesis-type tank, with about 0.6Ω resistance, on a 100 watt Sigelei box mod. It's kinda like comparing a Honda Accord to a Corvette. The Provari would be a good step up. It's underpowered for me but might be perfect for you. Appearance is important, you want a mod that you think looks right and feels good in your hand. You can save money by ordering on-line, but then you don't have the benefits of a local store to help and advise you. There are a lot more questions than answers, just enjoy the trip!
At the moment Kelly has one Provari and one on the way. She has several clearo tanks...including a Kangar and has learned to work an IBTanked properly. My they grow up so fast!!!
Im pretty sure one is ibtanked other one plastic and not so pretty...it will probably go to zombies!.... look at me with all my vape lingo!
LOL!!! i growl at alot of things! and i dont blame you its ALOT! of reading! im happy now tho cuz i got my new stuff!!! have your puppies eaten you outta house and home yet?
Yes but do you have a super cool vape room!!! Im not sure how you even spell half the stuff you said!
When a thread becomes very helpful and people think it should be saved so other people can refer to it, it is stickied...like a post it note, sticky. If you look at any of the individual forum pages you will see some posts at the top which are stickied.
My whole house? LOL, I have a build area in my office...I guess my office is the super cool vape room...
Darned near...two cats, two dogs...I live to feed them and buy vape stuff...LOL
Ok well im highly upset that wasnt nearly as dirty as it sounded!!!! this is a pretty informative and at times a little difunctional sticky thingy!
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