Please help me put together a kit! Please! :)

[darkhood]

oh everyone's posting the same thing so i'll just be diff't and say honestly i'd skip the whole ego twist/spinner vv batt stick step and proceed directly to replaceable batt mods.

something like this - http://www.smoktek.com/SmokTek-SmokBox-VariCool--Custom-Box-Mod_p_130.html?AffId=20
or this - Sigelei Zmax Telescope- Complete Kit
with this - EVOD Bottom Feeding Clearomizer with Metal Tube and Replaceable Atomizer Head from Aqua Vapor Electronic Cigarette North Carolina
(or a vivi nova,protank, etc)

+ a 306 dripper and some backup batts and a lil $10 ego backup for that and ur set for at least a couple years. most likely ul get there eventually anyway.

 

[gjanderson]

Wow, I just saw the comment about the spinner threading not fitting many of the other 510 threaded tanks and such....seems to work just fine with all my 510 cartos and such. lol I use both my KGO VV and the Spinner VV with the same cartos and all other items.

Sadly, my KGO VV was one of the first VV so it is only an 850 mAh or something instead of the usual 1100 mAh and my Spinner VV is 1100 mAh, I think. I recently saw Hoosier has the new KGO VV 1100 mAh - well, perhaps when I need to replace the battery I may get that one. This is the reason I got the Spinner VV also, that way when I am working I always have my ecig...work, travel to and from work usually keeps me out for about 14 hours a day and then I am not able to smoke analogs at work nor on the bus, at the bus stops and other places so I need to make sure I have the ability to have an e-cig all the time...and I vape much more than I smoke.

 

[The Ocelot]

Hi - I know you said the bottom won't come off of the vivi, but I was just reading about them sometimes being seriously stuck. Like you need to use pliers stuck.

 

[Reach4theStars]

Let me just say that the Vamo actually takes the complication out of all the "ohms and volts". The Vamo lets you do watts. Which means it doesn't matter how many ohms your tank or atty or whatever you are using is. It will apply the same power to whatever you put on it. So you don't have to adjust it when you change tanks.

Me being an electrician. When I started getting into vaping. I always wondered why they didnt just use variable amps or watts. Instead of voltage. It's a pain trying to use ohms law to figure out how many volts you should have for the ohms in your coil.

Oh! Thank you! It sounds, like the Vamo will most definitely be my next step, especially since I won't have to adjust it when I change tanks. I don't mind having several set ups. Actually, I'd prefer it, kinda gives me piece of mind, that I never ever have to pick up another stinky. Took me 35yrs to stop smoking and I never want to be in a position where I have to consider picking up one again.

 

[EddieAdams]

Don't forget spare heads for your EVODs. If you're up to it they are one of the easiest heads to rebuild. Very easy. And they wick well with just about anything. Even if you're not ,replacement heads are$1.50a piece. Have no problems taking the time to explain how to rebuild and what you need. It's good to have spares even if you do rebuild.
Ask away... full of useless info...ha

 

[Rainocig]

I say go to free-cigs.com and get a stainless Vamo. A couple 18650 batteries or maybe a couple 18350 batteries if you want it smaller . A charger. And a few different tanks.

It will cost more initially. But you won't spend $300 or more going through all the different setups only to arrive at an APV.

 

[danimal40]

No, the mini viva is 2.0ml, the regular size is 2.8ml. Regardless of tank size, you're right, the viva heads are the same & fit either tank. This is actually a very good beginner setup, I think the only thing you may want to try is a different variable battery.

that would be the new vivi slim that is 2.0 ml the older so called mini was 2.5 or 2.8 ml depending on where you bought it..

 

[Rainocig]

All together $80-$100 and your done until you think a provari is worth it.

 

[danimal40]

wow we moved on to the vamo already....hold on Im sure some1 is going to pull a you should buy a provari pretty soon..lol

 

[Rainocig]

that would be the new vivi slim that is 2.0 ml the older so called mini was 2.5 or 2.8 ml depending on where you bought it..

I just got a "mini vivi nova" it was a knock off but it is 2.0 ml

 

[danimal40]

to late..lol

 

[Reach4theStars]

oh everyone's posting the same thing so i'll just be diff't and say honestly i'd skip the whole ego twist/spinner vv batt stick step and proceed directly to replaceable batt mods.

something like this - SmokTek "SmokBox VariCool" - Custom Variable Volt Box Mod - Efficient switching regulator! adjustable 3,4,5,6.5 volt's & everything between.
or this - Sigelei Zmax Telescope- Complete Kit
with this - EVOD Bottom Feeding Clearomizer with Metal Tube and Replaceable Atomizer Head from Aqua Vapor Electronic Cigarette North Carolina
(or a vivi nova,protank, etc)

+ a 306 dripper and some backup batts and a lil $10 ego backup for that and ur set for at least a couple years. most likely ul get there eventually anyway.

OH! Nice! The Sigelei Zmax Telescope looks like an awesome kit.........and I definately like the idea of being set for a few years. lol

 

[danimal40]

yes the new mini/ slim is 2.0......and said to hold 1.6ml

 

[Reach4theStars]

wow we moved on to the vamo already....hold on Im sure some1 is going to pull a you should buy a provari pretty soon..lol

hahaha Oh, I know Ill end up with many different kits......including the Provari! I'm just not quite ready to be punching carto's out...at least not at the moment. lol

 

[Katya]

OH! Nice! The Sigelei Zmax Telescope looks like an awesome kit.........and I definately like the idea of being set for a few years. lol

You'll never be set for a few years.

New technology and tons of new toys are being introduced all the time. Vaping is still relatively new and a lot of R&D is happening as we speak.

Just sayin'.

 

[Rainocig]

wow we moved on to the vamo already....hold on Im sure some1 is going to pull a you should buy a provari pretty soon..lol

I moved on to the Vamo because it seems everyone eventually gets to vv or vw. It's relatively cheap and works well. Why spend all the money on growing pains. I will never recommend the provari unless they cut pricing half at least.

 

[darkhood]

set for awhile...whatever

 

[Reach4theStars]

You'll never be set for a few years.

New technology and tons of new toys are being introduced all the time. Vaping is still relatively new and a lot of R&D is happening as we speak.

Just sayin'.

haha So So True! New Technology = Better Vaping Experience! New Toys = ALOT OF FUN!!! Just means I'll end up with a nice collection, and I'll never have to go back to the stinkies.

 

[danimal40]

I know Rain just having some fun...i do agree a vamo is a good 1st big mod purchase

 

[EddieAdams]

wow we moved on to the vamo already....hold on Im sure some1 is going to pull a you should buy a provari pretty soon..lol

and a Penelope

Honestly the vamo is the way to go but, it's just too much too soon. Have a bud that is edging closer to trying vaping to quit every time we hang. Always stealing my Bobas and cc coffee. He is someone I'll be starting with the vamo set up. Others I just send the same link I posted..

It's simple and the EVODs work consistent enough and are real easy to use on top of giving a great vape to be comfortable enough to recommend to a new vaporee..?