New Cartomizers?

[gamergirlmo]

Thanks... I think I was putting a lot of pressure on myself. I think I spent way too much for two setups initially, which put even more pressure on me to "make vaping work", and made it impossible for me to try different setups. This time I'll make sure I'm happy with the setup before I start dropping more money on it, which will allow me to try out other setups later on if I need to. I also know more than what I did before about the e-cigs themselves(thanks to you), and my e-liquid flavor preferences. I'm going to order my supplies today; I'll keep you posted on how I'm doing, and ask questions if I'm not sure about something.

 

[gamergirlmo]

Got my goodies in the mail last night, and had to try them out right away (of course). I ended up getting the 808-501 adapter, cartridges, drip tip, and a couple of 501 attys. Assembled it all, figured out how to care for my atty, and how to use the drip tip (thank God for YouTube). Here are my initial impressions: The cartridge has a decent TH, and I will use them when I'm driving or when I'm letting someone try out my e-cig. I'm loving the drip tip!!! First of all, a couple of drops gives me about as many puffs to drags on a short cigarette. Second, I love the TH! Third, I know quite a few people on here recommend a different atty for each flavor, but I noticed that after a puff or two, that the previous flavor dissipates. This definitely appeals to my indecisive nature when it comes to choosing what e-juice I want to vape.

I'll give the drip tip and cartridges a little bit of time before I try out new things, but I'm thinking I'll eventually end up replacing the carts with a tank. I would definitely recommend my current setup to someone who is thinking about giving up vaping because of problems with the 808 cartos, and has several 808 batts on hand.

 

[sam12six]

That's good to hear. Like I said, everything's subjective so great reviews don't necessarily mean anything. It sucks, but that's life.

I'm glad you've found a setup that works for you. I believe that's 80% of it - finding a unit that suits your personal tolerances.