Just ordered Innokin iTaste 134 starter kit... am I smart enough for this thing?

[Jay-dub]

Holy smokes! Everything I've vaped with so far has been really high-maintenance with inconsistent reward for my effort. This seems pretty complicated too but if I get good vaping at least my efforts will no longer be in vain. I'm using an 1100mah batty with a Protank II which seems really inconsistent in vape quality, leaking/flooding, and coil life.

I'm providing a link to the product. Mainly because just ordering this product resulted in me making decisions I'm not qualified to make. I got the Sanyo 3400mah batty x3 and the Efest Bio Intelligent Charger V2. Also, out of paranoia I got the safe charging bag. So... am I going to blow myself up with this thing? Any tips for a newbie with such a complicated product? I prolly shouldn't have ordered this but what I've experienced with vaping so far has been kind of frustrating so I finally broke down and spent what I consider a stupid amount of money for this. All said and done my order was a bit over $200.00. Is this going to be worth it?

http://www.evcigarettes.com/innokin-itaste-134-starter-kit/

 

[DetraMental]

It'll be worth it if it works for you. Have you done a search here in the forum to see if there are other member reviews on the product? I'm sure there are. That'd be a good place to start. I've had really good luck with Innokin items and hopefully you will too.

 

[Jay-dub]

I've seen a lot of positive reviews of Innokin products too. I know my wife is going to murder me for spending the cash so it better work well. I better go read up on VV to makes sure I'm not going to burn my coils out instantly or something...

 

[HawaiiVPR]

I've seen a lot of positive reviews of Innokin products too. I know my wife is going to murder me for spending the cash so it better work well. I better go read up on VV to makes sure I'm not going to burn my coils out instantly or something...

You should be fine, Innokin makes very good quality products. Please note that the 134 is VW, not VV. Simple in the sense you can set it and forget it, no need to figure out voltage, the device will do that for you.

 

[Jay-dub]

I think while you were posting I was just reading the details of VV vs. VW. It does some thinking for me. So, when I finally decide to build my own coils it should make the process a little easier by adjusting to the new coils ohms automatically. Neat!

 

[Jay-dub]

Sorry to double-post but, does anybody have any links to anything technical I may need to know and understand before this product arrives?