KR808-D1 question

[Cat_in_the_Playground]

So if I buy some 901 Attys will they attach to my V4L 808's? Then once it's attached, how does one test juice in it without filling a whole cart? Do I need a drip tip too? Any links or suggestions would be fantastic Mates.

Ty

I believe a 901 atty will connect to an 808 battery. Attys use a cart or drip tip. The easiest way to test a juice is to drip a few drops onto the bridge of the atty and vape with a drip tip. If you do fill a cart and don't like the juice, you can always remove the filler and rinse it out - then fill it with a different juice.

 

[Credo]

If you're a pretty heavy smoker I have to concur with skipping the minis to start with, and possibly pick some up later.

Get a good disposable first to see if you even like vaping...they're around 10 bucks each...should be good for around 500 puffs, and most of them are pretty dern good.

Consider putting yourself together an 'explorer kit'.
1. eGo USB Passthrough/Battery. Charger is built in and lasts for hours away from the USB port. It can be used while it is charging. This is a battery you'll enjoy for months to come...even if you decide later to get some minis for your golf cart and a $200 super mod for the living room. Use the money you'd otherwise sink into a second battery and charger to try out different vaping platforms. I've seen 700ma versions for under $20...and that's not counting any coupon codes and such you can find!
Here's an example of this type of battery in a kit that include much of what will be discussed below:
GotVapes™ StartMeUp! Kit C - PlugNPlay USB eGo! [gotvapes-startmeup-plugnplay] - $39.95 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more

Definately shop around on these...there are some great deals on them with varying amounts of stuff to come with them.

2. Get a regular 510 atomizer with some carts and a drip tip. Probably around 10 bucks counting the carts.

3. Get a LR 510 atomizer. 5 or 6 bucks.

4. Pick up a tank atomizer and tanks. 12 to 15 bucks.

5. Get a box of good quality cartomizers to try out. From 5 to 15 bucks depending how fancy and large you get.

6. Plenty of juice...a good sampler set if possible.

It's possible to pick up samples of all of this for under $80, and you can get a better idea of what you like and dislike...and know what to stock up...and shop more intently for (various brands/types/qualities/prices).

After a few weeks of exploring all of this, you'll know much better if you want/need bigger or smaller batteries. You'll be able to get a feel for the most popular vaping platforms...and the parts that you don't like, you can swap on the forums for juice or something with other's who want to try things without running up a big budget deficit

 

[cerver7]

okay so i bought a 901 atty from madvapes. what exactly is the bridge? are there any Screenshots or tutorials on this?

thanks guys

 

[Credo]

okay so i bought a 901 atty from madvapes. what exactly is the bridge? are there any Screenshots or tutorials on this?

thanks guys

When you remove the cart and look down in the atomizer, the first thing you see will be the bridge. It's the part that makes contact with your cart filler, or that you drip on. It'll probably be wraped in some wire-mesh looking material. Under that bridge is the coil, and bits of wicking material.

 

[cerver7]

okay tyvm for the help.