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Critter Man

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frankentrike, I leave my PVs assembled a lot. Unless a manual button gets pressed or an auto gets set off by noise or vibration, nothing happens. Just leaving it assembled should not cause problems. Were they saying that it was getting set off or that it just shouldn't be left assembled?

On the road, you can't be taking it down and putting it back together.
 

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apparantly [aparrantly?]anyway the slightest vibration or movement just SUCKED the juice right into the battery.TOUCHY TOUCHY.well,it don't matter. i'm through with them.if they were the least bit nicer to me in my correspondence,i might have stayed with them. as it was,i felt like a kid getting chastized for breaking my new toy.too bad for them,they lost what would have been some steady buisness.i'm gonna try the ego.i hear good things,plus its a button operated cig.right up my alley.
 

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I would look at either an ego, riva, or (if you want a better auto battery pv better then the one you have) the echo. I have an echo 1300mah, feels like a cigar and holds 3ml of juice. No button to push and I leave mine connected all the time (two piece, battery/carto unit). That size battery last me 2 days, but the only problem for you would be charging. The charging time on an echo is 9 hours for the 1300mah battery. You could get the ego or riva and an echo-e carto. The echo-e carto holds 2.5ml. I'm just trying to think of cartos that would last you all day and you won't need to change them.
 

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I would go with the Echo 1300 auto and 3 ml carto. The battery will hold a charge about 18 hours of vaping and the carto last me 12 hours. If you don't want an auto I would go with the 1300 mah Go-Go and 3 ml carto. I think the auto is ideal for driving and vaping. You can get either kit with five cartos for as low as 50.00.
 

frankentrike

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i fear i've misled all you good folks.i drive an 18 wheeler,but in a city or local capacity.drive for awhile,sit for awhile.not constantly driving for 12 hours at a stretch.longest trip at one shot is possibly 1 1/2 hours.like i said,i'm scared of the autos now that i had no luck with the eluma. need something i can lay on the dash,let it roll around a bit, pick it up and vape.i guess a cart[cartridge?]is fine with me.seems like dripping would be a fair amount of work.would a manuel [pushbutton] work for me?
 

frankentrike

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okay,just checked out the mega.looks like a larger cart.i burn around 2-1/2 packs a day.not a real problem to carry the juice with me or, fill my carts and carry them[with caps on and all.used to carrying packs around after all and like the feel of something in my pocket].believe i'll go with the tank system starter.would like to upgrade to the bigger batt.s though.don't know if i can though.haven't talked to the website yet about it.i must say ,you folks have been a real help in picking out the way i'm getting away from the cigs.don't believe i can quit completely,but this seems like an excellent way to get my nicotine ,but stay away from the smoke,tar,and bad smell.not real worried about offending other people since the w.h.o. came out with thier second study several years ago and found no harmfull effects from second hand smoke.the anti smoking nazis choose to ignore that one ,yet hail and huzzah to the first one that said otherwise.same group,1st and 2nd study.they[smoking nazis]simply don't like the smell or smoke and use any excuse to quash it.if they're nice and ask,sure i'll put it out.no,,,,IT'S STOP STOP STOP 1000 feet from my house,store,building,car or air i might possibly breathe in 5 minutes or an hour or two days from today!!!sorry,got off on a liitle bit of a rant there.anyway,i appreciate the advice.
 

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If you go with the tank kit, grab some regular (not tank) attys and carts or some cartomizers in addition to the tank attys and tanks. Tanks require some getting used to and some fiddling to get them working well sometimes, and it's good to have some backup. You do get some nice long-lasting batts with the tank kits, that's a big bonus.
 

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