Roughstack w/ Fluxomizer/Clearomizer... Thoughts?

[krykiett]

Hey guys!

I'm looking around for something new; I'm currently using a Reo Grand(since January '11), but I think I've ultimately decided I'm not a bottom feed kinda vaper.

Anyways, I've been looking around and I think the Maxi Roughstack V2 might be a really good option; I've only read good things, you can run at 3.7, 5, and 7.4 with different batteries, there is no feed system, simple button power on... My question however, is how it pairs up with the fluxomizer/clearomizers: LOCATED HERE.

If anyone has any experience with this setup, or one similar to it, I would be very interested in how it worked out in terms of hand comfort, vapage, and how well does it fit into your pocket?

Thanks in advance

P.S. - If you have a similar style combo and feel like giving me an opinion on that instead, that would also be awesome!

 

[Brianbotkiller]

This is my opinion so take it with salt, but fluxomizers SUCK. I've used the ce2 and ce3 fluxos, and they have all sucked. They taste burnt at 3.7 and 5v. They wick horribly on average, and did I mention they always taste burnt? I could have gotten unlucky more than once, but so far all the gotvapes stuff makes me want to run back to boges and never, ever look back.

YMMV, of course, but I just don't like those things.

Are you mainly Interested in VV vaping, or is there something else you're looking for in flavor/etc?

 

[SpiderMo]

I have used fluxomizers with the roughstack with no problems but I'm just not a fan of them on anything. Just get the right voltage with whatever ohm fluxo you use.

 

[luv2vape]

ce2 cartos are ok but there is a learning curve involved with them. they only can wick so fast. alot of it has to do with how thick your juice is.you can adjust the wicking by cutting bigger notches on the silicone cap that covers the wicks.