Day-um, all da spacers are spoken fer. Should have scarffed 'em all up...![]()
How was the Vapefest? See any new exciting stuff that will be coming out?
Day-um, all da spacers are spoken fer. Should have scarffed 'em all up...![]()
Squish - What Janet H said.
It has taken me about 3 weeks to be willing and curious about some of the other ways beside a Cig looking VOLT.
I love it and it will be my main stay. Im getting a pipe , well have been gifted a pipe setup.
I think for me those two will keep me happy for a while.
It may take a bit for him to completely let go of the tobacco habit.
I still do 2-4 a day, but the want need is waning.
Elbertdee, I'm wondering what sort of pipe you got, and how you're liking it. I've been looking at them, and am leaning toward the FS4315 with cartomizer from AZsmokefree.com.
[/QUOTE]....2 more batteries to the collection as well.
The Apollo VTube Kit comes with the following:
1 variable voltage regular (5 inches) or mini vtube(3.75 inches)
1 black Apollo Leather Carry Case
1 high capacity 18650 rechargeable battery for the Regular VTube, or 18350 for the Mini VTube
1 battery charger
1 drip tip
1 3.0 ohm high resistance 510 atomizer
Wow, you're right. My first two kits came with 2 batteries - this is not good for the noob at all. It's still a good value but they just went down a notch in my book for cutting it from 2 batteries to 1...
OK, instead of quoting all the past Xtar WP2 II charger spacer posts, I just bought some spacers at the VapeStock gathering. I'll send the first three PMs two spacers just for po$tage!
If this violates any forum rules, contact me ASAP. Da spacers are free, po$tage isn't...![]()
When I want reviews on Batts - I always head to the flashlight forums - they have been test upon test of almost any battery on the market and put out good warnings for any sources to avoid also...
How was the Vapefest? See any new exciting stuff that will be coming out?
Thanks, Tex. I may go that direction. I already have the Kuwako and I like what I've read about the Echo. I currently use the Kuwaku with my DSE701 cigar, so the Echo would be the least expensive way to go. I like the looks, features, and the reviews of that F-4315 though, and adding it would give me two different style pipes. Elbertdee will probably be back. I've been out of circulation a little while myself.
Thanks, Tex. I may go that direction. I already have the Kuwako and I like what I've read about the Echo. I currently use the Kuwaku with my DSE701 cigar, so the Echo would be the least expensive way to go. I like the looks, features, and the reviews of that F-4315 though, and adding it would give me two different style pipes. Elbertdee will probably be back. I've been out of circulation a little while myself.
Folks, take the time to read this thread as it shows all that wrong with the e-cig "industry". Also, go to the OP's magazine and read his "review"...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...johnson-creek-vea-under-represented-here.html
Folks, take the time to read this thread as it shows all that wrong with the e-cig "industry". Also, go to the OP's magazine and read his "review"...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...johnson-creek-vea-under-represented-here.html
Thanks, Tex. I may go that direction. I already have the Kuwako and I like what I've read about the Echo. I currently use the Kuwaku with my DSE701 cigar, so the Echo would be the least expensive way to go. I like the looks, features, and the reviews of that F-4315 though, and adding it would give me two different style pipes. Elbertdee will probably be back. I've been out of circulation a little while myself.