Hi all, I was just hoping to get some info about which setup I should get. I have extensive experience with a tabletop vaporizer for herbal vapor. Also, I am a heavy smoker and I want to make sure that I am satisfied with the nicotine concentration delivered. It seems to me that I would want an AVP model with a mouth piece or something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Oh, I also forgot to mention that I value flexibility and control in my vaporizers. Seems to me that I would want a variable voltage model? Not too sure, getting used to all the different lingo here.
I always found a Janty Ego with XL cartomizer the best as they hold enough juice for a whole day and night and don't leak one bit and can take several re-fills.
Dripping on an ego with regualr atty gives a good hit too.
Not here to endorse Janty, just liked their products, always top quality despite being a bit more expensive.
Dripping on an ego with regualr atty gives a good hit too.
Not here to endorse Janty, just liked their products, always top quality despite being a bit more expensive.
Thanks Hotwire.
I am also wondering what equipment I will need (pieces). Seems like I need a base unit, some kind of atomizer, battery, and juice? Holy poop there's a lot to learn about this stuff haha.
I am also wondering what equipment I will need (pieces). Seems like I need a base unit, some kind of atomizer, battery, and juice? Holy poop there's a lot to learn about this stuff haha.
Hi Slayer666 and welcome to ECF. Congrats on your decision.
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Here's a review by highly regarded PB. Also gives you an idea of the size
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I recently bought a Vamo and although quite large it rocks and is reasonably priced. Here's a reputable Vendor with a quality Kit- great batteries, chargers and Vamo
$53.33 Vamo-Vivi Stainless Steel Voltage Adjustable E-Cigarette Battery Compartment Set - with Nitecore I2 US battery charger/charger cable/2*Panasonic CGR18650CH 18650 batteries at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
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Here's a review by highly regarded PB. Also gives you an idea of the size
Slayer- there are an overwhelming amount of different options, don't be discouraged!
I believe what you would want to look for is either a Vamo V2 or segeli zmax. Both have variable voltage and variable power and would give you a lot of different options. With either of those you would also need a clearomizer or cartotank, a few extra batteries, and maybe a cheap eGo style battery just in case your main unit breaks. I will dig up a few guides and post here soon.
I believe what you would want to look for is either a Vamo V2 or segeli zmax. Both have variable voltage and variable power and would give you a lot of different options. With either of those you would also need a clearomizer or cartotank, a few extra batteries, and maybe a cheap eGo style battery just in case your main unit breaks. I will dig up a few guides and post here soon.
Battery Info: 100 mah= 1 hr normal vaping before recharge is needed.
If looking for something smaller but also Variable voltage you may want to look at the Spinner. Fires from 3.2- 4.8 volts and comes in 400 mah- 1300 mah.
Here's a pic showing the size:
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Spinner text review:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...5905-visions-ego-vv-spinner-gotvapes-usa.html
Myself I use the Vamo at home and the Spinners for out and about.
You need the batteries and a charger. The Spinner unit is the battery whereas the Vamo is a tube with separate batteries.
You'd also need a juice delivery system- holds and vaporizes the juice. Most now use "tank" style JDS as it's far more convenient and the heads (wick+ coil/ element) can be easily and inexpensively replaced.
And of course juice
Here is one guide on different different delivery devices- http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html
The video reviewer Vapoor eyes posted has a ton of different videos I suggest browsing his youtube channel out. His website www.tasteyourjuice.com has a beginners guide as well.
The video reviewer Vapoor eyes posted has a ton of different videos I suggest browsing his youtube channel out. His website www.tasteyourjuice.com has a beginners guide as well.
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You're welcome. It sounds complicated but once you have your gear in hand it will all make sense.
Best of Luck.
Just what an ex 2010 vaper getting back into it needed. Excellent post there on the different delivery devices. Thanks
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