New to the forum, not to e-cigs entirely.

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Drozd

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aditionally you mentioned that you wished there was somewhere that you could try stuff...now I don't know what area you're in but after you hit 15 posts...take a look in the social groups subforum...there may be a vaper's group for your state that has regular meetings and there may indeed be an option to check out several models...as well as find possible shops local to you that stock juice and or parts..
 

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See that's my concern is the battery life and the amount vapor received. I just watched a video comparing the cartomizer to the king 510 for vapor and I didn't quite understand what the guy was doing in the video. Is one of the batteries 5V and the other 3.7V? Does the kr808 last longer, draw better? What's the specs breakdown on these?
The KR808 is the simplest to use and, IMO, the most satisfying. I have tried almost every model after vaping for a year and a half. It's what I use all of the time now. I hook up the cartomizers with an adapter to my Janty EGO to use at home, then take the regular batteries out with me when I go out. You can get a KR808 for $35 including shipping at Analog Alternative, The Smoking Alternative Great prices and service.
 

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Ok so I received my KR808 a few days ago and I love it. I finished off my pack of smokes I had and I've been using it solely for 2 days. The only thing I find off about it is the batteries. When their hot, they're hot, but as they wear down the vapor does as well. It seem the battery starts tapering off several hours before it actually dies. But all in all, I'm highly impressed with the KR808 over the NJoy. I think I will be sticking with this one.
 
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