Got a new toy today!

[Myriad Dark]

As a reward to myself for being off analogs for a month I decided it was time to step up to a little bigger hardware. My 510 PCC kit is great for when I'm out and about, but something with a little longer life for around the house would certainly make my life easier so I ordered up a Maxi Roughstack v2 right before new years. The delay from the holiday had made stalking the mailman a little more difficult, but the guys over at madvapes got the order together and shipped out quicker than I expected. Maybe I'll spoil myself with a Provari or Darwin when I hit the 1 year mark, but this should keep me happy until then. Does anyone know when the vendors are supposed to be getting the AW 18650s back in stock because I don't know how much faith I want to put into these Ultrafires?

 

[bobthesalesclerk]

Screw the as 18650s! Get some cr123as boyeeeeee

Also Congrats on 1 month analog free. Its a hugggggeeee accomplishment.

Sent from my flashback honeycomb gtablet

 

[hairball]

Do a search for them. I found a few vendors that had them in stock. Congrats on getting a good PV. Try that puppy out with a dcc at 6V...vaping heaven.

 

[Eliteedge_7]

super t manufacturing is were I got mine

 

[Dan Patrick]

Super T Manufacturing has them all at reasonable prices. Perhaps you can pick up a Kicked Precise plus for your one year like I did! Well the kick isn't out yet.....perhaps you can kick your maxi.

 

[Scottinboca]

As hairball said, just google AW 18650. Congrats on your month!!!

 

[Myriad Dark]

Thanks for the quick replies and suggestions! I did google the 18650s and it looks like they're replacing the old 1600 mAh with a new 2000 mAh, but I wasn't able to turn up any expected availability or ship dates. I have tried some different voltage configurations and different resistance cartos on a friends mod (I think he cobbled it together out of spare parts) and found the cooler vape from a SR carto at 3.7v is what is working for me with the juices I like. That may change in the future, but right now I'm sticking by the philosophy of "if it isn't broken, don't fix it."