One more note on battery length, short ones will fit in the case fully assembled and my mileage when out at a bar(where I never put it down) is anywhere from 1.5-2 hours before having to switch, the next length I used at home an entire day and never burned it out, and the next length up I haven't used but one can imagine. The case will charge and hold all three lengths.
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Haha well if there's 2 extra batteries charging I don't think it will be that big of a problem. Let me see how much everything will cost me cus the Bloog PCC looks so much cooler
I feel you on the Bloog PCC I wish it would charge other battery types but it for some reason won't charge(at least not fully) other battery types besides Bloog, not sure why the reason is.
They're all out of menthol in the highest mg What are some other good ones? I hate cherry
What are some other good ones? I hate cherry One more note then I'm going to sleep lol. If you go with the 808 setup, each cart will last about the entire life of one battery, sometimes shorter sometimes longer depending on how hard you are hitting it, however towards the end of each battery you will get some light drags then the battery will die and will be time to switch, I typically try to switch batts whenever the drags start feeling lighter.
The second thing to know is that most of the time a fresh battery is much more powerful than a dying one, so while the flavor may have still been there on the cart, once you pop it on the new battery there may be too little juice to handle the strength of the fresh battery, and this will give off a bad or stale taste. This is not isolated to this system this is all battery and cart systems of this likeness. The best thing to do to avoid this is to change carts with each new battery or top off your cart with liquid prior to using it with a fresh battery.
The second thing to know is that most of the time a fresh battery is much more powerful than a dying one, so while the flavor may have still been there on the cart, once you pop it on the new battery there may be too little juice to handle the strength of the fresh battery, and this will give off a bad or stale taste. This is not isolated to this system this is all battery and cart systems of this likeness. The best thing to do to avoid this is to change carts with each new battery or top off your cart with liquid prior to using it with a fresh battery.
They're all out of menthol in the highest mg
I'm not a big fan of cherry either, they do have their menthol e-liquid.
I do like the Chocolate myself, even for a menthol guy, Vanilla is a good flavor as well.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/260496-adding-real-menthol-cart.html here are some suggestions I recieved for menthol flavor. Best to add it to a bloog blank as well, a tip for filling blanks don't fill and then vape it right away bad taste, let it sit about 10 mins then hit it, its got to have tim to absorb fully otherwise you are burning the wick, nasty taste.
So I can just buy the empty cartos and fill it myself with the e-liquid? If you're heading to bed you can just respond tomorrow
Oh this is wierd you can get the menthol in the tobacco sampler but not in the 5 pack, sorry to tell you though all their tobacco flavors suck other than menthol, although who knows you may be a fan of their tobacco flavors I am not.
So I can just buy the empty cartos and fill it myself with the e-liquid? If you're heading to bed you can just respond tomorrow
Yeah I'm not much for filling myself, as I am lazy but i do from time to time, I actually will be getting some new prefilled 808 carts in this week probably monday, If you get into the 808's then I will let you know how those treat me, haven't found ones though that hit as good as bloogs, I don't have a problem with bloogs carts just wish more flavors were available prefilled lol, but their empties work well for variety.
Haha maybe I'll try the sampler. Sorry for keeping you, and thanks for all the help! I'll probably order all of this tomorrow .
.http://www.............com/10-tobacco-e-liquids this is the sight I found interesting today from ECF member, and as a menthol guy this may be the place you will love, add as much menthol as you wish to any flavor you wish lol. I'm definitely thinking about a bottle for myself.
Haha maybe I'll try the sampler. Sorry for keeping you, and thanks for all the help! I'll probably order all of this tomorrow
No prob man take care let us know what route you go, people here love to help, if you have any bumps with this product if you choose it, then let me know likely I will know what the issue is and be able to correct it for you. Also never ever fill a cart when it is on a battery, easy way to lose 15 bucks lol, learned the hard way.
Make sure you keep us posted! There's a warm glow that comes from hearing about someone opening their kit and vaping for the first time.
It's all quite mind boggling, isn't it?
I went thru the same thing in recent weeks. I finally decided on a Volt kit, and some prefilled carto samplers. I need this to be easy, and as similar to a cig as possible.
I'm very happy with it. If I did it again, I would skip the PCC because I am almost always near a computer with USB charging available. If I traveled a lot, or didn't work with computers, then the PCC would make sense. For me, it's just an extra charging step.
I went thru the same thing in recent weeks. I finally decided on a Volt kit, and some prefilled carto samplers. I need this to be easy, and as similar to a cig as possible.
I'm very happy with it. If I did it again, I would skip the PCC because I am almost always near a computer with USB charging available. If I traveled a lot, or didn't work with computers, then the PCC would make sense. For me, it's just an extra charging step.
So I took this photo specifically to show people who don't have anything yet the different sizes.
From right to left you have a Camel Crush analog, Joye 510 manual with a standard size prefilled cartomizer, Inferno 650mAh passthrough with atty and drip tip, and Inferno 1000mAh with a big fat clear cartomizer. I do not yet have any type of mod, but they tend to be even larger than my largest (with a few exceptions where the mod is designed to be small rather than have alot of power or batt life).
I'm a big fan of my Inferno, but I feel I need to let people know that the Inferno is just an eGo clone like the T-Rex, KGo, etc...but is more expensive purely based on style and a few nifty features. I understood this when buying and was willing to spent the extra bucks for looks. You can get into an eGo style PV for quite a bit less money if you're not after looks.
If you like the aesthetics, the little extra perks like a bigger batt for more vaping with less charge and a batt that has a USB connection so you can charge while vaping at your computer and you're willing to spend a few extra dollars...then I can highly recommend the Inferno. If you do decide to go with the Inferno, I suggest the drip tip version of their starter kit and a pack of the Magma Mega cartomizers. You can do more research later on and find better cartos for what you want, but that will definitely get you started.
For you, I would skip the genuine eGo and go with a clone for 1 reason: You want a harder hit and the eGo kits you will find operate at a lower voltage than most of the clones and thus produces less hit comparatively.
Hope that helps you out
From right to left you have a Camel Crush analog, Joye 510 manual with a standard size prefilled cartomizer, Inferno 650mAh passthrough with atty and drip tip, and Inferno 1000mAh with a big fat clear cartomizer. I do not yet have any type of mod, but they tend to be even larger than my largest (with a few exceptions where the mod is designed to be small rather than have alot of power or batt life).
I'm a big fan of my Inferno, but I feel I need to let people know that the Inferno is just an eGo clone like the T-Rex, KGo, etc...but is more expensive purely based on style and a few nifty features. I understood this when buying and was willing to spent the extra bucks for looks. You can get into an eGo style PV for quite a bit less money if you're not after looks.
If you like the aesthetics, the little extra perks like a bigger batt for more vaping with less charge and a batt that has a USB connection so you can charge while vaping at your computer and you're willing to spend a few extra dollars...then I can highly recommend the Inferno. If you do decide to go with the Inferno, I suggest the drip tip version of their starter kit and a pack of the Magma Mega cartomizers. You can do more research later on and find better cartos for what you want, but that will definitely get you started.For you, I would skip the genuine eGo and go with a clone for 1 reason: You want a harder hit and the eGo kits you will find operate at a lower voltage than most of the clones and thus produces less hit comparatively.
Hope that helps you out
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Quick question. What's the difference between automatic and manual batteries? Drip tips and tanks? I'm so confused!
Automatic battery: when you "Draw" the atty heats up automatically. No button required.
- problem is, sometime it can activate with wind or noise or something like that.
Manual Battery: Press a button, "Draw", voila, instant vapor.
- problem is, pressing a button =)
Tanks: Hold product for when you are out and about.
- holds anywhere from 1ml to 3mls
Drip Tips: You must drip, one or two drips into the system
- when you are stationary.
So I took this photo specifically to show people who don't have anything yet the different sizes.
From right to left you have a Camel Crush analog, Joye 510 manual with a standard size prefilled cartomizer, Inferno 650mAh passthrough with atty and drip tip, and Inferno 1000mAh with a big fat clear cartomizer. I do not yet have any type of mod, but they tend to be even larger than my largest (with a few exceptions where the mod is designed to be small rather than have alot of power or batt life).
I'm a big fan of my Inferno, but I feel I need to let people know that the Inferno is just an eGo clone like the T-Rex, KGo, etc...but is more expensive purely based on style and a few nifty features. I understood this when buying and was willing to spent the extra bucks for looks. You can get into an eGo style PV for quite a bit less money if you're not after looks.
For you, I would skip the genuine eGo and go with a clone for 1 reason: You want a harder hit and the eGo kits you will find operate at a lower voltage than most of the clones and thus produces less hit comparatively.
Hope that helps you out
Have you tried a genuine ego? You really think that .3 volts makes a huge difference?
I went from an m401 cigarette style (wasnt the greatest) and then very quickly to a 5v box mod. I found for me the higher voltage, more vape, hotter "smoke" was what I needed. I have friends who use the ego but continue to smoke. I swear by the higher voltage once you're getting off though.
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