I looked in the glossary but could not find the meaning for SLB a term used for atomizers. Anyone know? By the way HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL11
what does SLB mean?
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Are SLB's any better than other atomizers in that they last longer or does it matter. I use a VP1 by the way. Hoogie thanks for answering. Went to your store and saw that you carry batts that I need. Yahoo!
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SLB = Sailebao = DSE series
Joye = Joye series
Kanger = KR series
First Union = RN series
Smoore = Mseries
The best atties imo are still the Mseries. DSE were the "go to" models when i first joined the forum and i was an avid fan of the DSE801. After using the 801,901,103(garbage), some KR and RN parts, i turned to the Mseries and never looked back.
Joye = Joye series
Kanger = KR series
First Union = RN series
Smoore = Mseries
The best atties imo are still the Mseries. DSE were the "go to" models when i first joined the forum and i was an avid fan of the DSE801. After using the 801,901,103(garbage), some KR and RN parts, i turned to the Mseries and never looked back.
hi fedor, did you try to use M201 with some DIYmod's? like boxmode/nicostick etc; as i remember there was a specific holes in the batteries end for the air; were to get the batteries end connectors for M201? sorry if those questions was already answered...i was away from forum for quite a time. tnx
ps. did you try e-liquid from Absolutely eCigs ?
I'm not a mod user. Still too conservative, i guess.
As for liquid from absolutelyecigs, i have nothing but absolute praises. Of course, liquid tastes are subjective and they do not have the best variety around. But i've been using their liquid for more than a year and they never dissappoint. Consistently high quality each time.
Again!!! Highly subjective to the individual. HV is great for those that have tried and liked it. Some stick to 3.7 .... There are advantages and disadvantages to both. If you want your flavors to shine and not taste burnt... then, 3.7 for some maintains the character of the juice. If you want to have more of a kick from the "heat" of the draw, regardless of the level of nic you use, and go through a lot of juice doing so.... Then, HV is for you. Some folks go both ways on this... I for one do not think that the use of a HV Mod necessarily identifies with knowing whether one has vaped or not. High Voltage is not better.. It is just another option!!!
Unfortunately, There are too many folks out there that grow big heads because they are the type of people that feel bigger is better. I would like to apologize for including you.... but based on your comment, you fit this regime. I would like to point out further that the OP of this thread is about atties and not the performance between voltage levels of MODS.
Stillcrazy.. I am sorry for stealing a little thunder but some people need to learn how to stick to the intention of the thread... and remain objective instead of trying to push this bully crap about voltage. I even use HV MODS but if I were to suggest the HV to anyone.. My first remark would not be... Man, you have not vaped until( that in my opinion is just bullying)... It would be .. you should try a high voltage mod and see what you think.
Have a Great New Year and Happy Vaping!!!
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ah i guess i am slightly biased....and i do use a 3.7V 2600 mAh 18650 battery.
i gues 3.7 V isnt considered "High voltage mod?"
That's a high amperage battery ya got goin' there, Dino. The voltage is the same as my Screwdriver. Me, I still use my SD as my one and only PV. I dig the 901 atties as they have terrific flavor and don't use massive amounts of juice that the HV mods do.
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thats just how i roll man. and i may have to try a 901....510s seem to hogs LOTS of juice on an HV mod
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