Since E-power didn't work, buying another Riva, but have some ?s

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dormouse

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Yes mah is battery life. But note - some Riva 510's (the latest Riva 510 kits made by Eastmall and all Riva 510 SE kits made by Eastmall) are 3.7v. Older Riva 510's and ones not made by Eastmall are less than 3.7v. I know all of the normal Riva 510 kits and the Riva 510 SE kits and Riva SE loose batteries (including the new ones with 3-click enable/disable) at Liberty-Flights.com are new Eastmall stock and 3.7v. Any other loose batteries may or may not be new 3.7v stock.
 
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If you used Liberty Flights before, they offer a starter kit for the Riva 1100 but they call it as Riva UNC. The kit is $34.39 before tax or if you've still got accessories from your original kit, they will be interchangeable with just a Riva UNC battery. The battery itself is only $17.99 with the 20% discount (top left corner of LF's homepage).

Here's the kit: Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Riva UNC

Here's the battery: Electronic Cigarette - Batteries - Riva UNC

That would be cheaper than EVcigarettes if you don't factor in their free juice and drip tip.

I actually thought about buying from LF, but with the KGO kit, I get two batteries and the chargers....adding another batt to the LF kit will cost a bit more. BUT, again, after being bitten by the e-power, I'm looking for quality, not cheap.

The other reason I was looking at the KGO from Hoosier is their liquid - I've read some folks love Dekang, and others don't. Also looking for 100% PG, or 90 % PG...I don't care that much for VG (tickles the throat funny on exhale - almost makes it scratchy/sore).
 

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I actually thought about buying from LF, but with the KGO kit, I get two batteries and the chargers....adding another batt to the LF kit will cost a bit more. BUT, again, after being bitten by the e-power, I'm looking for quality, not cheap.

The other reason I was looking at the KGO from Hoosier is their liquid - I've read some folks love Dekang, and others don't. Also looking for 100% PG, or 90 % PG...I don't care that much for VG (tickles the throat funny on exhale - almost makes it scratchy/sore).

That makes perfect sense then since they offer the juice samples with their kit. Whatever you pick, no matter who or where you get it from is better than smoking cigarettes so rock on.
 

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I don't know if they work yet. I'm going to try them later and report back. I have a couple MV batteries that have issues, and can't use dcc on my echo-e batteries. Hope this will do the trick.

They're very tiny suckers!

I saw them used as battery spacers at vapercon also so I will use them some way
 

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woot.gifI ordered my Kgo in Chrome!

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