+1. At less than $70 for the kit on a limited, unprecedented production run, we got a major steal. These things may have collector value some day, be featured on Antiques Roadshow.
I need to revisit one of my all time favorite posts.
Originally posted by PoliticallyIncorrect-ECF Vet
"M402 begat a 510, which be begat a Riva, which begat a Silver Bullet, which begat a Phidias wooden bottom feeder--which begat a Classic Black Buzz something over a year ago.
The M402, 510 & Riva were all crib toys, dangling in the eyes of my vaping infancy.
The Silver Bullet was a step into adulthood, a quantum leap, but the life cycle of unregulated RCR123s--starting at a robust potency well over over 6.0V, then sagging with age into impotency--paralleled life itself. But it left me on constantly shifting sands.
The Phidias was/is a work of art, but complements only got me so far (I didn't build the thing myself, afterall). It was another unregulated, slow rundown into wimpy voltage, then none. In addition, it required that I wrap my mind around blind, reverse-gravity dripping, something I could never get; there was no spill cup, and the box was too beautiful for me to absorb the emotional damage of a juice-damaged Phidias.
My Classic Buzz begat my Classic Infinity, then my Buzz Pro, the reason for which is that all of them solved all the problems with all that went before. I use all three of them every day--each has a niche, and I expect the same out of Mike's enVVy, or eVVo, or whatever name he settles on.
P.S.: At some point in the history outlined above, I acquired a Darwin (won in a contest--I'd never have paid the $230). Technologically, it has no equal, but, like the rest of my non-NotCigs PVs, it collects dust. No spill cup, and it fits in my shirt pocket like a cinder block."
An all time classic
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