hi all, new member here, I have some questions!

[timmah]

Applying nicotine as a medical treatment, you might could be able to get your insurance to cover some of the cost of vaping equipment/supplies. Your doctor may be of some help in this arena. It's a definite possibility.

If it's anything like Australia, the insurance companies will only pay for the "established" NRT products like patches and chewing gum. Hopefully that will change soon.

 

[madqatter]

nope im still here!, i hear you loud and clear on the batteries, thats why i checked first, how about this one?
AW IMR 18650 2000 mAh

AW IMRs are what you need and RTD is a great battery source.

 

[blondeambition3]

Hello folks! Im new to vaping, Im trying out an experiment with it. I have moderate Ulcerative Colitus and there is strong evidence to support nicotine can help with treatment.

I have an eGo winder 900mah (soon to be replaced with a 1300mah version) and a few clearomizers, a Vivi Nova (single coil) and an iClear30. Im looking for the next step, an APV.

I gather the ProVari is kind of the superlative APV, I have no objection to getting it if thats what it takes to get a good product, but this one also caught my eye, and it significantly less expensive:
L-Rider Lambo 6.0 Variable Power, 20 Watt APV, Stainless : at SmokTek.com - Advanced Electronic Cigarettes

What do you folks think? is the one posted a good option, or should i skip it and go with a ProVari?

I'd just skip it and go with a ProVari....

 

[darkgear]

I'd just skip it and go with a ProVari....

+1 another vote to just go with the Provari

 

[Katya]

nope im still here!, i hear you loud and clear on the batteries, thats why i checked first, how about this one?
AW IMR 18650 2000 mAh

Im looking for one massive-capacity battery and on or two physically smaller batteries

Whew! I'm so happy you checked back!

YES!!!! AW IMR is the best battery for any APV, regulated or mech. Good choice.

if you're looking for high capacity, try a Panasonic hybrid:

Batteries : Panasonic Hybrid/IMR CGR18650CH

 

[Katya]

I think I'm going to go with the Sigelei ZMAX V3- Flat top, a 3400mAh 18650 PROTECTED Li-ion Orbtronic Rechargeable Battery, and an AW IMR 18350 3.7V 700mAh battery, and last but not least, a NITECORE Intellicharger i4
Thoughts?

Thanks so much for the help!

If you have any questions about Sigelei Zmax, ask in this thread:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ic-flat-top-other-reports-one-week-later.html

Those guys are very helpful and knowledgeable.

 

[BlondeBebe]

I'd just skip it and go with a ProVari....

I agree, go with Provari, it'll last you longer. The best is the best for solid reasons.

 

[gofastman]

Ok, Zmax v3 is en-route!
Now I need batteries and a charger, I'd like to also pick up a Protank-2 soon, I keep hearing great things about them

EDIT: just ordered these three things too:
AW IMR 18350
AW IMR 18650
Nitecore IntelliCharger i4



Did I do good?

 

[madqatter]

You do go fast.

 

[gofastman]

You do go fast.

lol, yeah, I'm pretty fed-up with this eGo's poor battery life. Its just not up to the task of heavy vaping

 

[Katya]

Ok, Zmax v3 is en-route!
Now I need batteries and a charger, I'd like to also pick up a Protank-2 soon, I keep hearing great things about them

EDIT: just ordered these three things too:
AW IMR 18350
AW IMR 18650
Nitecore IntelliCharger i4

Did I do good?

Yup! You did good!

Hope you like your Sigelei Zmax. I love my mini.

There are plenty of good tanks on the market. Read some reviews, look around. ProTank is not the only game in town.

Best price:

http://www.fasttech.com/product/1429700-kanger-protank-ii-clearomizer-w-pyrex-glass-tank

And free shipping, but it takes 2 weeks.

 

[gofastman]

Will the Panasonic NCR18650PF 2900mAh work in my V3? that extra 900mah would really be nice

 

[Katya]

Please ask in the Sigelei thread:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ic-flat-top-other-reports-one-week-later.html

I'm not familiar with Pannys.