I Wish I Still Had My Old Joyetech Ecab

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PJReid

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I am laughing as I type this but I really do wish I still had that little vape pen. The cartridge system would be perfect for testing DIY vape juices. I found two clearomizers for the Ego-CC and two of those screw into the charger Ego batteries. I will use those if I can get any flavor from them. I still have a box full of the cartridges for the Ecab and I think that would be perfect for testing purposes. Oh well.........my Friday night thinking. :oops:
 

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Thanks - I will look into that. I actually found an Ecab kit (which I didn't need) for $19.99 and bought it. The little cartridges are disposable, so will be good for testing. I will check out the Aspire Breeze too. With all of the money I am saving on juice, I can spend a little on testing equipment. :D
 

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What do most of you use to test your juice?
I use my Topank minis mostly and find if I use the RBA and juice it up without filling the tank I am able to test new juices until I find one I want to vape and then fill my tank with it.
 

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To be honest, I am not into complicated juices with a variety of ingredients. I have tried a variety of store bought juices that sounded good, citrus, cranberry orange, etc. and never liked them. I like menthol vape. I have come up with a recipe that makes me happy. I do want to try adding some tangerine or raspberry to my menthol juice to see if the citrus or berry note on top of the menthol will appeal. So, the idea of using a cartridge with a bit of juice for testing came to me. If the Ecab that I bought for $19.99 goes to waste, I am sure I will find some use for it, if only to give it to a new vaper.
 
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Hi-
The eCabs really helped to keep me cigarette free, loved those when I started vaping almost 3 years ago- I still have 4 boxes of BN eCabs -plus tanks and coils.
These were the perfect size and easy to use for me and worked well. I should sell them as I now use 150-200w and sub tanks and the eCabs just sit in the cabinet.
I use an RDA to test and taste eliquids.
 

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Hi-
The eCabs really helped to keep me cigarette free, loved those when I started vaping almost 3 years ago- I still have 4 boxes of BN eCabs -plus tanks and coils.
These were the perfect size and easy to use for me and worked well. I should sell them as I now use 150-200w and sub tanks and the eCabs just sit in the cabinet.
I use an RDA to test and taste eliquids.
I would make you an offer if I hadn't already bought one. It was my first miracle worker a little over 4 years ago. From there, I went to an Ego CC system as it was easier than the cartridge system. Now, I have sub ohm mods and RBAs. Building coils, wicking, making juice would all have overwhelmed me then. I will always be grateful for those cig-like units and definitely think those are what should be recommended for newbies trying to quit. Higher nic levels, ease of use, and the closest experience possible to an analog.
 

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I use Evods and Evod 2's. The latter of which I can push to about 20 Watts and get a feel for how my schtuff will taste. Good little tanks.
This is exactly what should be recommended to newbies, IMO.
 

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I would make you an offer if I hadn't already bought one. It was my first miracle worker a little over 4 years ago. From there, I went to an Ego CC system as it was easier than the cartridge system. Now, I have sub ohm mods and RBAs. Building coils, wicking, making juice would all have overwhelmed me then. I will always be grateful for those cig-like units and definitely think those are what should be recommended for newbies trying to quit. Higher nic levels, ease of use, and the closest experience possible to an analog.
I totally agree with you! Those eCabs were miracle workers for me- 24nic and cool menthol eliquid when I quit cigarettes almost 3 years ago!
I wanted to still at the time something close to a cigarette! Those eCabs did the trick!
 
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