Both Backwoods Brew and Tasty Vapor make great-tasting e-liquid. I'm sure you will be pleased ... although you may need to experiment a bit to find your own favorite flavors. TV has only one tobacco flavor (well, Geoff does have a menthol version of it), but scads of yummy non-tobacco flavors. And, with his Doublers, he may be the lowest-cost supplier around. BB does have several great tobacco flavors (and non-tobacco as well).
With the possible exception of the eGO (also using the 510 atomizer), the Joye 510 model is the most popular (at least among forum members) ... and Cignot is a leading supplier of it. Their $35 no-box kit is very cost-effective.
The only downside to the Joye 510 model is its quickly tiring 180 mAh* battery. If you become frustrated by it, there are solutions available.
The way around that in 2009 was the PCC (charge one battery while you're vaping the other, even on the go). Cignot carries the 510 PCC, as does LiteCigUSA (lower price, $2 shipping).
However, in early 2010, a better solution was introduced: the Joye eGO: a wider 650 mAh battery for the 510 atty. Throughout the year, many other similar models – and enhancements to the eGO – have come on the market. The most cost-effective is the Riva-510: Liberty-Flights is selling the 750 mAh version (their "LITE BUNDLE" complete two battery/two atomizer kit) for $30 (using 20% off discount code: ecf) ... and BreezEsmokes sells the new 1100 mAh version (also complete kit) for $48. [BreezEsmokes also sells the 1100 mAh KGO for only $40, but I don't know enough about it to recommend it or not.] The 900+ mAh versions of any of these (including the eGO) are longer than the 650 mAh eGO or 750 mAh Riva.
With the possible exception of the eGO (also using the 510 atomizer), the Joye 510 model is the most popular (at least among forum members) ... and Cignot is a leading supplier of it. Their $35 no-box kit is very cost-effective.
The only downside to the Joye 510 model is its quickly tiring 180 mAh* battery. If you become frustrated by it, there are solutions available.
* mAh = milliamp hours (the higher that is, the longer you can vape before recharging the battery).
The way around that in 2009 was the PCC (charge one battery while you're vaping the other, even on the go). Cignot carries the 510 PCC, as does LiteCigUSA (lower price, $2 shipping).
However, in early 2010, a better solution was introduced: the Joye eGO: a wider 650 mAh battery for the 510 atty. Throughout the year, many other similar models – and enhancements to the eGO – have come on the market. The most cost-effective is the Riva-510: Liberty-Flights is selling the 750 mAh version (their "LITE BUNDLE" complete two battery/two atomizer kit) for $30 (using 20% off discount code: ecf) ... and BreezEsmokes sells the new 1100 mAh version (also complete kit) for $48. [BreezEsmokes also sells the 1100 mAh KGO for only $40, but I don't know enough about it to recommend it or not.] The 900+ mAh versions of any of these (including the eGO) are longer than the 650 mAh eGO or 750 mAh Riva.
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I charged it at 3pm today and it's almost 11 hours later and still going strong.
