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Some of the better cartomizers, such as dual coil, require a better battery (more powerful). So knowing what kind of PV you have or plan to buy is helpful in making recommendations.
Thanks for the reply wv2win. That is the problem, I have been away from Canada for 2 years and do not own a PV yet. A friend of mine has borrowed me a couple 1000 batteries and some cartos but I'm not sure how to go from here. What is the vape atmosphere like in Canada at the present?
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I agree with wv2win. How much are you willing to spend and what size of PV are you looking for? For $40- $50 you can get a fairly decent starter kit, 3.7 volts. The 3.7 volts will allow a broader range of cartos and attys.
there is not one answer but here is mine.AltSmoke.com | Personal Vaporizers | Electronic Cigarette | Ecigs | Vision Vivi Replaceable Coil Tanks
Importation and sale of nicotine is illegal. Taking a chance importing it. Lots of vendors up here though. After 5 posts wait 1 hour and ask here for Cdn vendors list. Where in Canada are you?
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...w-nic-supplier-list-via-pm-only-part-2-a.html
I am presently in Winterpeg I like to travel alot, just came back from long travels in Europe, Mexico and last Texas. Who is Canada's favorite supplier, do they have a thread?
I like to travel alot, just came back from long travels in Europe, Mexico and last Texas. Who is Canada's favorite supplier, do they have a thread?
www.CANVAPE.com by far the cheapest and most favored by Cdn Vapers. Sells tha lates quality products. First thread was 500 pages and now on Page 2.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...358-official-canvape-com-thread-part-2-a.html
Cheers
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...358-official-canvape-com-thread-part-2-a.html
Cheers
So, 100+ views on my thread but only 4 replies. So, let's just say money is no object~ Who sells these fancy Provari or Golden Greeks? Was checking out some set-ups on other threads. Just need some info on what works, what doesn't and what will last more than a couple weeks.
Welcome to the forum Aurora, sorry you aren't getting many greetings.... I think because you don't say anything specific about what you are looking for people don't know how answer. I am in Manitoba as well, I will send you my email and we can chat if you like. I'm fairly new to thw vaping scene as well but I can give you a couple suggestions if you like.
Thank you ninjacat, that would be great. Perhaps there is not much of a vape connection here in Manitoba? Do they have vapemeets at all?
There are a couple of people here that are trying to organize a meet, however I work 6 days a week and usually late into the evening so getting away is difficult at this time. Looks like we have some stuff in common, I have travelled extensively in Europe, Mexico and states as well. PM me!
Here is some information I put together in another thread for a new person wanting many options. At a minimum, I would get either a Kgo or E-Power. Both are good beginner PV's that will give you about 6 hours on a charge and much better batteries than the over-hyped eGo.
Here are three suggestions in order of good, better and best:
Good:
E-Power 510, Kgo or EVO. I like the E-Power because the batteries last a little longer (lifetime wise) and cost 4 time less. Both the Kgo and E-Power are 3.7 volt/1000+ mAh batteries. All three of these are better than the over-hyped eGo which is only a 3.4 volt/650 mAh battery. Stick with manual batteries for better control, better warmth and safer. Battery life on a charge is about 4-6 hours. The EVO is selectable power allowing you to choose between 3.7 volts, 4.5 volt and 5.0 volts which is a simple set-up that provides the three main power levels:
e-Power
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - EGO E-Power
EVO 2.1
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Better:
5 volt GLV 2: with a 5 volt PV you will get long battery life (6+ hours) and much warmer vapor. The GLV come with a lifetime warranty and is built to withstand a bomb hit. Few models can match it's build quality:
Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - Great Lakes Vapor
Best:
Variable Wattage Darwin (if you can find it in stock): with the Darwin you can "dial in" your power settings to get the best vape from any atomizer, cartomizer and eliquid. It also maintains your setting automatically when the resistance of the atty changes from use. It also has "regulated boost circuit" technology to maintain your power setting even as the battery drains. Most impressively, it gets 21+ hours on a charge. It comes with a 2 year warranty (which is rare) and a full year warranty on the battery (which is unheard of).
Darwin: Nhaler
Another good option in this category is the ProVari variable voltage model.
Good Luck
Note: Rule of Thumb: the more it looks like the real thing, the worse the performance.
Here are three suggestions in order of good, better and best:
Good:
E-Power 510, Kgo or EVO. I like the E-Power because the batteries last a little longer (lifetime wise) and cost 4 time less. Both the Kgo and E-Power are 3.7 volt/1000+ mAh batteries. All three of these are better than the over-hyped eGo which is only a 3.4 volt/650 mAh battery. Stick with manual batteries for better control, better warmth and safer. Battery life on a charge is about 4-6 hours. The EVO is selectable power allowing you to choose between 3.7 volts, 4.5 volt and 5.0 volts which is a simple set-up that provides the three main power levels:
e-Power
Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - EGO E-Power
EVO 2.1
Shop
Better:
5 volt GLV 2: with a 5 volt PV you will get long battery life (6+ hours) and much warmer vapor. The GLV come with a lifetime warranty and is built to withstand a bomb hit. Few models can match it's build quality:
Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - Great Lakes Vapor
Best:
Variable Wattage Darwin (if you can find it in stock): with the Darwin you can "dial in" your power settings to get the best vape from any atomizer, cartomizer and eliquid. It also maintains your setting automatically when the resistance of the atty changes from use. It also has "regulated boost circuit" technology to maintain your power setting even as the battery drains. Most impressively, it gets 21+ hours on a charge. It comes with a 2 year warranty (which is rare) and a full year warranty on the battery (which is unheard of).
Darwin: Nhaler
Another good option in this category is the ProVari variable voltage model.
Good Luck
Note: Rule of Thumb: the more it looks like the real thing, the worse the performance.
been using a ego for three months now with no issues but money is a little tighter for me.if i had your money i buy this Atomizers - HH.357 Cisco Spec Hybrid Atomizers - Avid Vaper for the atomizer and this for battery ProVari Variable Voltage Ecig: Best Variable Voltage E Cig Available!
Oh, I like that mini ProVari. Looks classy! You think that is too expensive? I'd rather spend my money on quality not second-rate junk. I work hard for my money as well. It's what kind of tank or cartomizer to use in this things that confuse me. Thank you sweetheart!
*I am using an ego battery right now as well, with no issue. Only issue is with this clearomizer on it.
*I am using an ego battery right now as well, with no issue. Only issue is with this clearomizer on it.
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i use this on my ego GotVapes VISION EXTREME MINI 2.5ml 510 Carto 2.4-2.6ohm 1 Pc [gv-visionEXTREMEMINI2.5-2.4ohm] - $6.45 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more but not everyone likes them.they sell smaller and larger size,depends on your juice attenion span.thats around the ohm rating you need.can go down in ohms but not up.what problem are you having?
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I am using, I think it's called a stardust? and seems to have a tight draw and seems to darken & thicken the juice over time. I am searching forums now to see if there's anyway to fix this. Do those extreme visions work good?
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