riva or ego? which is best

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You can use any carto/cart/atty on any model PV. The E-Power really provides much more bang for the buck than the ego. Why pay $15+ for batteries that will die four times more quickly when you can get better batteries for $4 that last 4 times longer.

What can I say I'm still learning. ;)
 

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Ok well I finally made my mind up, I'm getting a 510 starter kit for when I'm out and at work then a riva 1100 battery for at home. I'm going to see how long the 510 batteries last then I might think about getting a PCC if I need one. At the moment I think i will be more comfortable with something small when I'm out and about.
Definitely sending the sky cig back though.
 

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i bought a riva 7 months ago and its still working like a charm. after testing/trying different things on it, i have finally settled on boge 2.0 cartomizers from crystalclearvapor. you will be extremely happy for a long time with the riva.

the 900mah riva battery i have lasts me 12-13 hours of vaping (im a fairly heavy vaper, 4ml/day). my 650 riva batt lasts me 8-9 hrs.

if you vape 3ml a day, it will last you all day.
 
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I like having both the eGo and the Riva batts. Riva is a 3.7v batt and the eGo is a regulated batt that delivers a pretty consistent 3.4v. Some juices just taste better in once or the other, which is the reason for variable voltage mods today.

The 1000mah eGo batt is a 3.4v batt and the 1000mah eGo is a 3.7v batt, from what I hear. I have the 1000mah batt and have measured it fresh off the charger at 3.4v.
 

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Again - a note - not all Rivas 510's are 3.7v. There are at least 2 Riva manufacturers as well as both old and new stock in various stores. But only the latest models of Riva 510 made by Eastmall are 3.7v. We know the US shop Liberty-Flights.com's Riva 510 kits are all new stock Eastmall 3.7v. We know any Riva 510 SE models or batteries are also 3.7v. In the UK Liberty-Flights.co.uk has the Riva 510 SE so those would be 3.7v but you would have to ask them about the other Rva 510 kits (they could be older stock, from before the non-SE ones were 3.7v)
 

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    Ok well I finally made my mind up, I'm getting a 510 starter kit for when I'm out and at work then a riva 1100 battery for at home. I'm going to see how long the 510 batteries last then I might think about getting a PCC if I need one. At the moment I think i will be more comfortable with something small when I'm out and about.
    Definitely sending the sky cig back though.

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    No matter what it says,I have both from LF.
    This is from an email from LF.....
    "The T-rex has a regulated voltage output, like the EGO, so it should produce a constant output voltage of ~3.4v."

    I also noticed the site did not say that and I let them know....They replied
    "I did not realize the listing read that way. I have updated it. The T-Rex, like the Ego and Firefly, are regulated not only for performance, but reliability. The Riva is unregulated, hence the voltage range of the device."
    This was 2 weeks ago so go figure.
     
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