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I just went on a four day road trip. Took along several mods without USB charging and that use replaceable 18650s. I also took batteries, of course, and a VP4 with a cigarette lighter adapter as well as the AC adapter for night time use. No problem at all.
Sorry, I don't have a CF 4
so didn't realize it does not have a USB port... 
There ya go!
Anyone with a Cool Fire IV TC 100? I wondered what are your impressions and experience with them. I just bought one and waiting for it to arrive and I am coming from using an MVP2.
How does it hold a charge? Any problems you've noticed?
Thank you.
How does it hold a charge? Any problems you've noticed?
Thank you.
He's a South African Boerboel,in the Mastiff family. He'll be about 100 pounds at a year old and around 160 when mature. They were bred to be companions and protect the family by the Boers. Very loyal and protective while having a "laid back" disposition around their family.
Endura users , I am looking to buy these for the in laws for x-mas to try and get them off cigs . Any feedback or suggestions would be appreciated
I got my wife two of the T18 kits to try to get her off the smokes. Hasn't worked yet but she does use them when she can't smoke.
I've never seen this one before ???
Innokin iTaste SD20 DNA 20
Innokin iTaste SD20 Evolv DNA 20 Full Kit
Innokin iTaste SD20 DNA 20
Innokin iTaste SD20 Evolv DNA 20 Full Kit
Seems like I saw it a month or so back, but stopped looking when I got down to built-in 2000 mAh battery
They had a SVD 2.0 with a DNA 20 board that never really caught on. Maybe they are trying to use up the old boards as the SVD 2.0 tube mod never really caught on. It came out when others were using DNA 30s or maybe 40s. I think a 20 watt, non-TC mod for $40 might be a hard sell, even if it's a DNA.
But then, the Endura T22 comes with the same tank and has the same mAh but is a straight 14 watts (no VW) and costs $35 at the same vendor.
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The DNA20 has been out of production, end of life, for, probably, over a year now. I've got two boards gathering dust in the original boxes.
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Could be. They are solid chips, and of course, the SVD is solid! 
They could well have over-stocked the boards, since the 2 was already outdated when it came out, and then the big move to regulated boxes and mega-watts caught fire. So, even though it's a great tootle chip set, limited sales. Adding a form factor would be a sensible thing to do.
They could well have over-stocked the boards, since the 2 was already outdated when it came out, and then the big move to regulated boxes and mega-watts caught fire. So, even though it's a great tootle chip set, limited sales. Adding a form factor would be a sensible thing to do.
I don't need high wattage. It will sub ohm and it has a great signal. I really like the SVD 2.0 and I want one of these but not at the price.
I got mine for $42 at Mt. Baker Vapor. That was a few months ago so I'm not sure if they're still selling at that price or not.
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For my first 1-2 years of vaping...the VV V3 (with an attached Kanger T3S) was my favorite Out-and-About Mod...
Then JT came out with the eGo AIO...(the D19...the original)...
It produced a noticeably more flavorful (and more "dense") vape than I was used to...was considerably smaller...and had 1500mAh (vs. the VV3 800mAh)...
But I ended up finding it, perhaps, "too small"...it was continually getting lost in my pants pocket...
Then...JT came out with the eGo AIO D16 (thinner and taller than the original D19)...
Compared to the VV3 (with topper)...the D16 is thinner, shorter and lighter...but still has the great "hand feel" of the VV3...
Joyetech eGo AIO Kit (D16 D19 D22)
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