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Pros & Cons for modding

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ChellyNelly

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Oh ok. Yeah, that's not a "mod'. A mod, like Concat said, is just a term used to describe the part that holds the battery, really. It could be a box mod, a tube mod, a cube, the possibilities are almost endless if you want to DIY. If you're looking into buying a mod, I would take a look at the link I posted ideas and knowledge.

Edit: Beat by a hair! Lol
 

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I would definitely check out low resistance. It give a bigger throat hit and more vapor. The down side is it's easier to get that burnt taste when its dry. If you want to try out LR get a drip tip at the same time. You'll want to drip 3 or 4 drops in then vap two or three times. Then drip 2 or 3 again. I don't know about the newer tank carts on an LR and how well they work but basically you don't want to let the atty run dry. It will also shorten the life of your battery. If you plan on using LR while away from a charger make sure you have a couple spare batteries.

Tanks are all the rage now days. When I first started vaping back in 2009 that was one of the holy grails they where working on. Everyone wanted something so they didn't always have to fill carts.

Is there anything specific your looking for that your not getting now? Throat hit, battery life, stuff like that.

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if you can get past it not looking like a cig you should check out the reos i love mine and its all i use
i have a reo mini and it has a 3 ml bottle inside it so im good for juice all day long , it takes a battery similar in size to a AA battery , so i can keep a few extra batteries on me to swap out and thats it , u just press the bottle through the cut out and it feed the juice to your atty or carto , they are basically indestructible and have no wires at all so to clean it u can basically just take your battery out and run the whol mod under water without doing any harm

i dont know check them out , if you do like em i have some extra batteries for a mini i can send you to help cut the start up cost
 

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I think that untli/unless you get past the whole " it's got to LOOK like a cigarette", you're likey better off sticking with an ego or something similar.

They're pretty good for what they are...I used one for several months until I started wondering if there wasn't something "more". I tried a few different form factors, models, etc....some were better than others, but none of them
really wowed me with the performance. Then I tried a buddie's GG with an Ody on it....I decided then and there that I didn't really care all that much about the big silver dildo thing.

I got a Stealth, and an Ody, and a bunch of coil building materials. It still frustrates me at times, but that's all due to my own failings in coil construction. When I get it right, it is a fantastic experience. It occurs more and more often too, now that my coil building has gotten better. I still have several smaller e-cigs, but the GG gets the use these days. It is better, plain and simple.
 

Ms. Creant

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Oh ok. Yeah, that's not a "mod'. A mod, like Concat said, is just a term used to describe the part that holds the battery, really. It could be a box mod, a tube mod, a cube, the possibilities are almost endless if you want to DIY. If you're looking into buying a mod, I would take a look at the link I posted ideas and knowledge.

Edit: Beat by a hair! Lol
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