Need Help picking out a "at work" vape setup

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Am MVP 2.0 is easy to carry and has enough battery lasting power to,carry through your work day, or even days depending on how heavy and often you hit it. I have a pro tank 3 on mine with dual coils and freakin' love it! Just my two cents. An iTaste vv 3.0 is also a great choice, but the battery like isn't nearly as long as the MVP.


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I used to drive a truck for PepsiCo when I did I used an MVP with an aerotank while at work, the battery is huge at 2600 mah, it's rugged and takes a beating, the tank is glass so you can use any juice you want without worry, and at 40 bucks for the mod and 20 for the tank you can't beat it.
Www.101vape.com always has both in stock.
Being a newer vapor I would stay away from mechs until you get a little knowledge on battery safety and such, especially being on the road in the weather. The MVP and vv3 use the same chipset the vv3 is great; only the battery is only 800mah, so you'll want to make sure you can charge it on the road. But, if you're like me that gets old fast, phone and apv both charging drove me nuts, even though the vv3 has pas through so you can use it while it's plugged in. But still; hence, the MVP has a battery 3 times the size and has pass through also. Granted the unit is bigger; but form factor is kind of nice. I know several people, myself and my wife, who have both gotten several other devices but we still use our ole faithfuls from time to time; it actually stays in my wheelchair bag .
Here it is with the aerotank
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And this is it with a kayfun/nanokit - not sure if you're using RBAs or not
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One day after you've gone through all the eGos and MVPs and Semovars and ProVaris you'll buy a REO mod on a whim. Then everything else will sit on a shelf. Just giving you one possible future.

For the time being Auxx's suggestion is a sound one.
whats this reo setup ? , i keep hearing about it and cant find it
 

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whats this reo setup ? , i keep hearing about it and cant find it

Www.reosmods.com is the website, they are very well made mechanicals that are bottom fed- kind of cool devices and I'm considering one myself. Just keep in mind they are mechs so you will want to research and make sure you're practicing battery safety; as they have no circuitry or safety precautions. They have a thread in the forum you might wanna holler at those guys, they are a cool bunch and will be happy to help. I think you can use a kick in them to add a little bit of a safety device in there.
 
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