Sorry I dont agree with Storemyace. I DO AGREE with earlier posts! The eGo Batt and BCC (bottom coil carts) is essentially the set up I was using when I completely 86d the tobacco for good! Im adding one tip that I learned the hard way- the typical store will sell you the
vision 4 or other clearomizer topper. I learned to switch to the Kanger EVOD BCC cartomizer for the top of the eGo batteries.
It was my personal preference to get the "pass through" batteries. They cost another couple bucks again, but I didnt need to worry about
running ut of batteried juice on a long drive home, and while at home, was plugged in, not running down the batts at all.
The advantages I learned from the EVOD is:
1) They dont leak like some clearomizers can if tipped upside down, or the glue joint at the collar doesnt like the liquid, weather, etc.
2) As Stainless Steel outer builds, they're more ruggedly built and for me lasted longer over the plastic clearomizer.
The disadvantages are:
1) Not clear all the way around, top to bottom for seeing all of the liquid. You need to look at the liquid "window" slit.
2) They attach really tightly at the 510 connection to the battery, both secure/strong and a bit more muscle to unscrew.
The other main difference are going to be the little bottom coil wicks on the EVOD burners vs. the longer top wick/burner of the clearomizers. The set up the shop is referring you for is a fine rig to get you on your way. Once you get into using it regularly
I suggest you come on back and share with us your experiences, and how your doing.
Vape is a "process" for most of us. Figuring out what fits you the best to afford you the perfect opportunity to have a healthier alternative in life beside stick smoking. Each individual will need to find thier own nicotine level which prevents cravings, and satisfies the
flavor cravings. That is the eLiquids discovery part of the process too.
I think the Satisfaction is subjective to your taste sensation and nic level more than the perceived "clouds" of vapor
that guys get weird about. I heard P Busardo say once, the whole "clouds" phenom was
"created" just because the technology existed. The products were being made so they needed to be sold.
All the best.