please help a new guy i have revolver elite n blu

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uba egar320

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That's why I ditched the smaller pv's. I know I know not everyone likes a big "hummer" mod, but the truth of the matter is that if you were a heavy smoker, and don't like sucking a watermelon through a garden hose, then you need a decent sized pv with a good battery. There are so many to choose from right now. The screwdriver MKII is a great choice and not very big. I, like you thought that a cig shaped pv was going to be important to me. Well, after carrying around a bunch of batteries, and taking drags so big my eyeballs felt like they were going to pop out I got got past that aspect of ecigs real quick. Spend a little cash on something many folks have had good luck with. Or go with another small kit that you will use for a while before you step up another level and put 50 to 60$ more dollars worth of ecig equipment in your dresser drawer. I wish you luck man, and I know that you will find something that works for you if you keep looking.
 

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I was a 2 plus pack a day guy. Started with an njoy npro and then moved to a greensmoke kit. Then I found ecf and read up on various mods. I decided on the Puresmoker protege with an 801 and still use it to this day with a 5v passthrough. But I kept reading up on the screwdriver MKII from totally wicked and fell in love with it when it arrived. Have been using it for a year almost. I tried a chuck, and liked the monster battery size and drag you get off of it. But, it lost out to the SDMKII because of it's size and I wasn't crazy about the chucks switch. I got a kaji Journeyman from the classifieds on ecf and am completely in love with it. The best experience to date. You don't have to mess with it except once in the morning. The batteries will last most folks for 2 days. I consider myself a pretty heavy vaper, and the bottle of juice inside the unit although small last me all through the work day and well into the night. The mods are not that big, and will light you up as far as vapor production goes
 

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RandR manufacturing. I don't believe they sell the batteries and charger. It will use an 18650 battery. You should check out the surefire 18650 batteries and one of their chargers for it. There will be a bit of a learning curve jumping to a self juicing mod like this, but I doubt that most folks will have trouble with it. If you would like to read up on it more before you decide, search it's name on the forum and check it out.
 

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You can find a good 510 starter kits for as low as $35 out there. Here are a couple of good places to get one:
E-Liquid Emporium, L.L.C. - E-LiquidEmporium.com

With this order it's a bit more but you get some nice free stuff with it:
E Cigarette Starter Kits, E Cig Atomizers, Nicotine Vapor, 510 Model

I've bought from both sites with fast shipping and excellent customer service. Good luck! The 510 helped me get off analogs and the best part is, if you get addicted to vaping you can save up and buy a Riva or Ego and still use your 510 parts!
 

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Also, look into a BUZZ about 100 bucks but worth it in the long run (or the lil sister if your tight on money, but the battery does not last long enough on it, they are working on a big brother which will be better) Anyway these are variable voltage mods which lets you be in control of how hard a hit you get,tons of vapor, great throat hit, and awesome flavor improvement of your juices (there are video reviews of them so you can see and get informed on both these units and any others you may have intrest in) the buzz is very durable, good battery life and everyone loves them..look up the post threads on them and you will see, you can buy adapters for it also so that you can basically try any regular atomizer (Low Resistance atty's not reccomended) and/or cartridge or cartomizer on it. There are more than the two I listed above the fist pack is one also and is one of the best but with a $200. price tag on it is not the best to reccomend to anyone that may have a tight budget as most of us nowdays do. I tried to name the lower cost ones. They are coming out with Variable Volt Mods now that also have juice feeders in them too,so you can just plug a little bottle of your choice juice in and be good to go for quite a while, adjust how strong hit you want it to be...and have huge plumes of vape all day which is way cool...it's like having the best of every e cigg/mod all put into one....do some research...don't just take a persons word on one thing...that way you can get the best for your money the first time, and not a bunch of trial and errors and I wish I had not or had of's and a empty wallet. There is tons of info out there which is overwhelming at times , but you will see certain ones that are continously talked over becaus at the moment they are one of the best... until something new and better comes around to take over popularity. Another last bit of advice is to get advice from those who have owned/used a lot of different things as they have more experiencce with how the different ones work and perform, and based on your preferences can tell you if you would actually like it or not. Hope some of this was helpful.
 

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It's notcigs.com and the supplier is on here a lot too...he goes by BUZZKILL lol...I saw a couple of your other post too..at least your trying to make sure you make a good and informed decision...so many have thier opinions..and I have mine too, but I have a feeling your wanting the heavy vaping equipment..the joye eGo is great I have one.. and you would probaly like it but I figured you might also want info on the next step up and it's been the top stuff here lately because it puts you in control and you can go from 3. something all the way up to 6 almost 7ish on the voltage which is awesome...now your talking throat hit....you should see the video reviews on these things..tons of vapor..plus a lot of good info on it and how to use it. Check it out and let me know what you think.
 

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It's notcigs.com and the supplier is on here a lot too...he goes by BUZZKILL lol...I saw a couple of your other post too..at least your trying to make sure you make a good and informed decision...so many have thier opinions..and I have mine too, but I have a feeling your wanting the heavy vaping equipment..the joye eGo is great I have one.. and you would probaly like it but I figured you might also want info on the next step up and it's been the top stuff here lately because it puts you in control and you can go from 3. something all the way up to 6 almost 7ish on the voltage which is awesome...now your talking throat hit....you should see the video reviews on these things..tons of vapor..plus a lot of good info on it and how to use it. Check it out and let me know what you think.
I have also heard nothing but good things about this PV. I was wondering if it comes in a starter kit though? This guy might need some help purchasing batteries and chargers if it doesn't.
 

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ok will look, about the ego, where do i go to look at the kits for them

Puresmoker.com just posted and said they have full kits up for sale. I really like doing business with these guys. Also, I'm pretty sure esmokey treats has them in stock as well. There are plenty of places to buy from, and I'm sure others will chime in with their favorite suppliers before to long.
 

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The eGo kits are all over....it'sd according to what you want to pay and how long your willing to wait. I got some stuff from health cabin which is based in China took about a week...but was about 50 bucks for a dual kit with two complete eGo's and all stuff needed to get you started. Or a place more local might be a little more expensive, unless they r having a sell on them, but quicker shipping Let me look around and see what I can find...also have a link that talks about the better batteries for the variable voltage mods that I will get to you...so whatever you decide on you will be set. Also Buzz would gladly get you set up with everything you need, he's really great guy
 

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Well you could consider getting one Buzz and a eGo kit that comes with two complete eGo's to help with price . I found a sale at Greenhouse for a eGo kit for about 50 bucks....Also on the ECF forum main page scroll down to buying and selling and you can find the latest sales going on. https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AXQuWOYlCSL1ZGc1NHZjdHNfN2Riemc4Mnc3&hl=en this link here is a code mastery page to get coupon discount codes for a little discount at different places that will all be listed on the page ...hopefully you can copy and paste it in your URL to make it work...I always have to refresh the page after I go there to get it to come up when I go to it to make it come up right...so you might have to do it too...not sure. The Joye eGo is a really good (PV) personal vaporizer....it's what got me off of analogs... and most people here will tell you it is an awesome starter kit for one who does not like the little mini e-cigs that don't help people who really enjoyed heavy smoking. The eGo does have good throat hit and vapor too, and will not completely break your wallet in the process. The places I deal with from good experience for supplies are Good Prophets, and Madvapes, and I'm sure others will tell you of their experience with other suppliers that are good.
 
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