How Many is Too Many?

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Davey59

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I'm on this boat!

It depends on the tanks of course. I have three Protank 3 tanks; one of which is unopened in original packaging in a drawer in case I lose one. I have different flavors in each of my tanks.

The key to my setup is that I have a cache of replacement coils. About 50-75. I'm not worried about a tank going bad cause I have a back up that will likely last me 6 months or more as well as my second tank already in use.

Yes, this is what I consider prudent, cost effective and just plain takes the stress out of wondering what might fail or break.

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Personally I'm fine with what I have 3 setups (I don't cloud chase just a smoking alternative) I have a 650 mah passthrough ego battery. I have a 11000 mah ego then I have an 1100(ish) Evod Vv battery. I'm perfectly fine with them. But I have a handful of t3s tanks, a couple Vivi novas, a dozen or so ce4's, and a couple protanks, I plan on buying more as I think I could find a better tan . More reliable and a better vape has to be out there somewhere lol.
I a flavor chaser, & found this video on what you can do to get better flavor from equipment you already have by focusing on Flavor & Taste Variables. Kind of long but worth watching : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY611ENKumc Happy Vaping
 

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If I didn't visit this forum everyday I'd have enough vape hardware to last me forever. But I do and therefore I want a DNA40 mod and a few more new drippers to go with it. The way the industry is growing I feel in my heart like I need to keep up while my brain is saying ENOUGH! It's a struggle and a compromise between the two.
 

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If I didn't visit this forum everyday I'd have enough vape hardware to last me forever. But I do and therefore I want a DNA40 mod and a few more new drippers to go with it. The way the industry is growing I feel in my heart like I need to keep up while my brain is saying ENOUGH! It's a struggle and a compromise between the two.

I know! this place makes you want to try everything...............twice! :laugh:
 
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I want ALL THE THINGS.

Seriously, I've been buying new equipment for a month, and whenever I hit the "place order" button I think "Seriously, that's enough to last me for [x] months, I don't need anymo-oooohhh, that one looks nice, I'mma add it to my list for the next order."

There's a table in our living room devoted to my new habit.

I think the limit will come when expenditure on vaping meets or exceeds expenditure on smoking. Which it's not close to, nor will it be even if ALL THE THINGS are bought. So you're okay.

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CdnDiva, You posted just before I did so I missed it. OMG I THINK I LOVE YOU. That is friggin' awesome. You may be my new best friend. (I had my stuff in a case almost identical to that at about day 16, but then there was just too much stuff to fit.)
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How many is a good question. Every time I buy new equipment I think I'm set for at least two or three months. After just a little over two months i have 5 batteries: two 650 mah, one 1100 mah, and just bought a 1300 and 1600 mah (get tired of charging all the time). went from 4 cheapo clearomizers with replaceable wicks to 3 Evod 2's and a mini protank 3. just picked up an Aerotank and two Genitanks (got tired of constantly refilling). I like to switch out my liquids a few times during the day so i have a tank for each flavor. still looking for the right apple flavor. My "set for at least two or three months" will last until i see the next thing i "really" need.
 
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