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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
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1. By getting a leak?
2. I do to.
3. By buying all 3 and testing.
4. Don't know don't have one..........
Sorry I have to be bad now and then lol
1. By dripping a few drops of liquid directly onto an atomizer of various types, gives a better taste test.
2. That depends on who likes what and is subjective, I love my Vamo.
3. Haven't tried a mech mod, I'm sure someone well be around who has.
Welcome to ECF mate, enjoy the stay.
How do we 'drip'?
Using an atomizer on a pv, or a liquid feed mod with an atomizer.
like to test flavors.
Drip a few drops into an atomizer. Atomizers give a very clean flavour. Because you only use a few drops you can chnage the flavor you are testing by dripping in a different one.
How is vamo compared to evic or a mechanical mod
A mechanical mod has no electrics or wires. A Vamo has a circuit board and the user can select what watts or volts they want to vape at, check the resistance (ohms) of their attachment, check the remaining battery voltage. A Vamo has a safety shutoff. The Evic is similar to the Vamo but also can be connected to a computer and you can view menus and download upgrades.
how does one even use a mechanical mod?
Just put in a battery and vape. Because mechanical mods have no regulation you need to keep an eye on the battery after a while so that it doesn't drain too low. Usually the vaper can tell because the vapor production drops off as the battery depletes. I usually notice when the battery is at about 3.6 volts.
Using an atomizer on a pv, or a liquid feed mod with an atomizer.
like to test flavors.
Drip a few drops into an atomizer. Atomizers give a very clean flavour. Because you only use a few drops you can chnage the flavor you are testing by dripping in a different one.
How is vamo compared to evic or a mechanical mod
A mechanical mod has no electrics or wires. A Vamo has a circuit board and the user can select what watts or volts they want to vape at, check the resistance (ohms) of their attachment, check the remaining battery voltage. A Vamo has a safety shutoff. The Evic is similar to the Vamo but also can be connected to a computer and you can view menus and download upgrades.
how does one even use a mechanical mod?
Just put in a battery and vape. Because mechanical mods have no regulation you need to keep an eye on the battery after a while so that it doesn't drain too low. Usually the vaper can tell because the vapor production drops off as the battery depletes. I usually notice when the battery is at about 3.6 volts.
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This was very helpful to me, thanks to The Ocelot
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/the-ocelot/4005-drip-drip-drip-sound-dripping.html
Which one should I get? The vamo? the evic? or the smoktech SID
and is protube by kanger good with it?
protube, after a few weeks all i need to is change using this right? kanger Protank Clearomizer Coil Head
and is protube by kanger good with it?
protube, after a few weeks all i need to is change using this right? kanger Protank Clearomizer Coil Head
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Both the Vamo and Evic are good pvs.
I suggest you watch these two reviews and then you'll have a good idea of which features you prefer:
A PBusardo Review - The Vamo - YouTube
A PBusardo Review - The eVic firmware V1.0 - YouTube
I suggest you watch these two reviews and then you'll have a good idea of which features you prefer:
A PBusardo Review - The Vamo - YouTube
A PBusardo Review - The eVic firmware V1.0 - YouTube
I use a vamo and protank and they work well together. you just need to be careful not to over-tighten the protank on it. just thread it on till it's slightly snug, otherwise you could end up pushing the center pin on the vamo in, causing some damage. and yes, all you need to replace on the protank is the head... I find they last a really long time. I ordered a bunch of extra heads and just soak them for a while, while others are in use and dry them off and dry burn them a bit and cycle them that way.
To test flavors, I prefer using a regular drip atomizer compared to a rebuildable because you know for sure all of the juice you dripped into it is gone. A rebuildable, you would have to burn off the excess juice with a lighter to make sure you get rid of all of the flavor.
The Vamo and Evic are both great mods! I prefer the Evic though just because it is lighter and easier to carry around. The Vamo is really long in 18650 mode! They both work great though. They are both variable wattage and variable voltage so its pretty easy to get started using them.
As far as mech mods, it's exactly that. Put in a battery and vape. The only difference I find is that I like to have lower resistance atomizers on mech mods to get the flavor and vapor production I want out of them. If the resistance is too high, you have to kinda wait for the coils to heat up enough to get that good vape.
The Vamo and Evic are both great mods! I prefer the Evic though just because it is lighter and easier to carry around. The Vamo is really long in 18650 mode! They both work great though. They are both variable wattage and variable voltage so its pretty easy to get started using them.
As far as mech mods, it's exactly that. Put in a battery and vape. The only difference I find is that I like to have lower resistance atomizers on mech mods to get the flavor and vapor production I want out of them. If the resistance is too high, you have to kinda wait for the coils to heat up enough to get that good vape.
Hey there not sure if vaporbreak ships to you. You could email them and ask. I'd recommend the vamo or maybe even an ego/ ego variable voltage battery to start. The vamo is a great pv but it's kind of big for a new user. Also recommend buying sample packs of juice to sample first before buying bigger bottles, so you know you're going to like the flavor.
Check out How to use a Dripping Atomizer for directions on how to use a drip atomizer.
I've never used a vamo or evic, so i have no idea how they are. I'm using an eGo-C Twist 1000 mAh VV right now. Runs from 3.2 to 4.8 volts, depending on how strong of a vape you want and what ohms atomizer/cart you're using.
There are two good reviews of the vamo and the Evic in this post
VaporBreak can be hit and miss. Fasttech have been getting good reports as a vendor and have a good deal on the Vamo. You need to research a little if you are making a choice.
Here's the Fast tech link - this is a good deal and they include good batteries:
$53.33 Vamo-Vivi Stainless Steel Voltage Adjustable E-Cigarette Battery Compartment Set - with Nitecore I2 US battery charger/charger cable/2*Panasonic CGR18650CH 18650 batteries at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$53.33 Vamo-Vivi Stainless Steel Voltage Adjustable E-Cigarette Battery Compartment Set - with Nitecore I2 US battery charger/charger cable/2*Panasonic CGR18650CH 18650 batteries at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Thanks guys, I wonder if vaporbreak ships to malaysia!
Shipping from VB is much longer cuz mail goes thru the busier Beijing Terminal. Fasttech located in Honk Kong, much faster shipping, is a highly regarded Vendor and has great prices. Here's a good kit with great batteries and a great charger:
$53.33 Vamo-Vivi Stainless Steel Voltage Adjustable E-Cigarette Battery Compartment Set - with Nitecore I2 Euro battery charger/charger cable/2*Panasonic 18650 batteries at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Use discount code CPASTE13SPRING for 5% off
Best of Luck.
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