Need to get something different for the girlfriend, eVOD's not working anymore.

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The Ocelot

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Also I think a VV device may be a bit much for her, but at most something like a spinner ( mines as big around as a vivi nova, is the smallest one the same diameter as a kgo? )

I asked because My Vapor Store has a kit with 2 joyetech Twists or 2 Vision Spinners (or one of each) that comes with a choice of toppers. Since you already have eGos for back-up it crossed my mind they you could share a kit and each have a VV. Their Protanks are about $2-3 more than you can get elsewhere, but if you add a couple of things to the kit order you can get free shipping:

http://www.myvaporstore.com/Vision_Spinner_Joye_Ego_C_Twist_Combo_p/vvs-c.htm

It's probably not what you're looking for, but it crossed my mind.
 

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I didn't like the evod at first it was constantly doing this...then I read up on them and watched some videos and this is all I use now, make sure it is tightly assembled, the refills. I have about 10/15 T3s cause I loved them....now I only use the 2 evods :) My only complaint is the smaller tank, have to refill often.

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The only real negative about the evod's is that the coils have to be replaced fairly frequently. If you don't, rebuild or re-purchase, you will get leaking after a very few days. Personally, I hold mine upside down and just blow through the drip tip into a Kleenex, every now and then, when I hear the gurgling. That's the signal to clean and/or replace the heads. You can buy new heads for 90 cents in 5-packs at Fasttech. You can rebuild these for a few cents, certainly in less then 5 minutes. All clearomizers leak. Leaking is easy to fix. Watch YouTube videos on rebuilding and leaking. There are many advantages to a bottom coil, including a better vape, imho, but that's a completely subjective view, and YMMV. I had the top coils, but I hate dry hits. Rather have the occasional, easy to fix, leak than have to tilt my top coil all day long to even get a decent hit. My two cents. Good luck!
 
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