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JC7124

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Just worried if my portions are all whacked out (too much juice and too few carts, etc etc). What would you add or take off?

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markfm

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If you are in the full pack a day smoking zone, and/or smoke full strength cigs, I'd suggest at least a bit of 24 mg/ml strength eliquid.

No idea what the 902 kit is, a basic Riva 510 starter kit would run you about $30 (no need for PCC, the batteries run pretty long between charges), though $74 is in the zone of what you might see for a full KR808D-1 starter kit if you wanted one with a PCC (personally, if you want a cig-like form factor, I'd do an XL 808 kit, skip the PCC, just order a third XL battery, in the $40 - $45 zone).

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JD1

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Hi JC and welcome to the ecf. Your list looks pretty good to me except maybe just a tad high. (I'm a skin flint that counts every penny lol.) Also, have you looked over the various kits available? If you have and decided on the 902, that's fine, but if you haven't I highly recommend taking the time to get some suggestions from forum members and researching a few of the suggestions by watching a few videos and so forth. For example, the price of your kit puts you into volt territory and the volt has some new tech and you might as well take advantage if you can. I know it gets time consuming but I'm pretty sure you can find better prices on what you're buying if you want to stick with the 902. Just my .02
 

JC7124

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Hi JC and welcome to the ecf. Your list looks pretty good to me except maybe just a tad high. (I'm a skin flint that counts every penny lol.) Also, have you looked over the various kits available? If you have and decided on the 902, that's fine, but if you haven't I highly recommend taking the time to get some suggestions from forum members and researching a few of the suggestions by watching a few videos and so forth. For example, the price of your kit puts you into volt territory and the volt has some new tech and you might as well take advantage if you can. I know it gets time consuming but I'm pretty sure you can find better prices on what you're buying if you want to stick with the 902. Just my .02

Thanks for the input. I dropped from the fancy kit to the bare-bones kit (got rid of the LCD case) and added an extra battery, saving 7 bucks. I also switched to cartomizers from the atomizers and cartridges- what a cool idea, and was able to add a few more ml's of juice. This put me about the ~100 range that should last me quite a while!

Thanks all for such quick input and advice.
 

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If they don't sell cartomizers I would not buy it. Atomizer+cart is not a great way to vape. Most people prefer cartomizers. I still haven't figured out what a 902 is. You may be stuck buying everything from wherever you bought it.

And I would never buy auto batteries.

What are the mah of their batteries (and if they don't say I would also never buy it)

Hopefully it's just some kind of frankenstein 510

If I had to buy it, I would buy these longer looking manuals. WAIT - They say theirs is compatible with KR808D-1 cartomizers so guess what - it is not even the same model as the ModernVapor 902.
http://www.cigeasy.com/product_p/kit12.htm


IMO if you want short with a cute PCC buy Joye 510 manual and get the PCC at NoSmokeVA.com.

If you already bought your list, ignore me and enjoy it. Most people buy another ecig in the first month anyway. I bought 2 more in the first month.
 
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