What is the most desireable setup?

[yzer]

this
but then again..
i still want a chi

I saw a video about Chi and it looks very good. Pricey, though. My only issue is what I have with every other single 18350 battery PV: only 700 mAh battery capacity.

REVIEW OF THE CHI_YOU ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE - YouTube

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

just wondering

Whatever floats your boat. I LOVE my Vamo but also enjoy the other PVs I own. Most popular PV among my converts is the Kgo. Some friends also like their Volt cuz of the size. Some head over heels in love with their Spinners or Twists...and last, but not least, we have the Provari lovers- a solid PV that possibly is ready for an upgrade to compete with the lower priced emerging VV/ VW PVs. And of course we cannot forget the drippers who are understandably very loyal to the Reo line of PVs.

 

[pcrdude]

I saw a video about Chi and it looks very good. Pricey, though. My only issue is what I have with every other single 18350 battery PV: only 700 mAh battery capacity.

Why is that? I have an eGo 1100 mAh, and I would have thought that an 18350 would be at least that, and should be more.

????

 

[yzer]

Why is that? I have an eGo 1100 mAh, and I would have thought that an 18350 would be at least that, and should be more.

????

18350 is just a smaller battery, short and fat. The AW IMR 18350 is 700 mAh but with another Li-ion chemistry it could have a bigger capacity. Li-Po is one of the high capacity types. ICR also offers more capacity, but lower drain tham IMR.

 

[Mikeh380]

I went with tomzgreat's recommendation and got the iTaste MVP. So far, I like it. I'm still tweeking the delivery system. I've tried the 510 atomizer, Moonbeam Clearo, iClear15, Kanger eVod and Boge carto's. So far the Moonbeam seems to be what I use the most. But then again, I'm still sampling juices as I haven't found 'my' juice yet.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

18350 is just a smaller battery, short and fat. The AW IMR 18350 is 700 mAh but with another Li-ion chemistry it could have a bigger capacity. Li-Po is one of the high capacity types. ICR also offers more capacity, but lower drain tham IMR.

Agree. I had some old Ultrafire 1200mah 18350 batts and they're horrible compared to the high drain 18350 800 mah.

 

[ProCision]

eGo-C Twist so you can turn it up a knotch if you want, match it up with a Kanger t3/mt3 or vivi nova. Depends if you want a warm hit or a cold hit. Oh and go for the 1000 its worth the extra 3/4 inch.

 

[yzer]

Agree. I had some old Ultrafire 1200mah 18350 batts and they're horrible compared to the high drain 18350 800 mah.

Ultrafire and Trustfire are notorious for exaggerating the capacity of their batteries. I won't touch an Ultrafire. I use Trustfire ICR 14650 which they claim are 1600 mAh. These Trustfires are decent batteries but the capacity is no larger than some generic ICR 14650s rated 1050 mAh that I have around.

 

[Dontae92]

The one that works for you

 

[vshadowheart]

Lol, I love the way people ask subjective questions. My little sister would say the best setup is the purple or pink egos, they are amazing and go with everything she owns.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Ultrafire and Trustfire are notorious for exaggerating the capacity of their batteries. I won't touch an Ultrafire. I use Trustfire ICR 14650 which they claim are 1600 mAh. These Trustfires are decent batteries but the capacity is no larger than some generic ICR 14650s rated 1050 mAh that I have around.

Yeah the Trustfire 18650's came with my first PV and the Ultra's I bought for stealth mode. Within 3 months had given them + the TR-001 charger away.

 

[Txrider]

just wondering

The one you don't have..

 

[niczgreat]

Baby Steps:
Following two choices
1. Two Ego Twist 1100 mah if you want the Cigarette shape
2. Itaste MVP- If you want outrageous battery life and don't mind an elegant slim box.

Both of these are highly rated and a great first step.
There are other options later on. But Baby steps.

 

[rotku]

Baby Steps:
Following two choices
1. Two Ego Twist 1100 mah if you want the Cigarette shape
2. Itaste MVP- If you want outrageous battery life and don't mind an elegant slim box.

Both of these are highly rated and a great first step.


There are other options later on. But Baby steps.

Yes, if you have the good fortune to find the ECF early, you can save some money. That said the Twist/ Spinner is an excellent first step.

 

[ProCision]

Yes, if you have the good fortune to find the ECF early, you can save some money. That said the Twist/ Spinner is an excellent first step.

I found it early and made a thread like this. i was given 10 replies with 10 different setups. On of the setups was an eGo with a vivi nova. after that people agreed that it was a great first timers setup. I went with the twist and tried some other carts and clear-o's. I like BCC's the best.

 

[cchism48]

Anything besides an Analog for me!!!

 

[LoOk]

Whatever keeps you off of tobacco There really is no answer to your question - it's like asking "What's the best color?"

 

[Ojdo73]

Like so many have already said, its individual preference and nothing else.
Personly I swere by my e-pipe. Just a simple 601c. No fancy bells and whistles. 3.7 volts and standard size cartoz.
But then again... I am waiting for some deliveries during this mounth (variable voltidge and I-clear 30:s coming my way) so in another couple of weeks my preference.might have changed.

Whatever gets you through the day without analogs is good. Whatever setup you look forward to vaping simply because you like vaping it, is even better.

Keep on vaping and good night.

 

[rotku]

I found it early and made a thread like this. i was given 10 replies with 10 different setups. On of the setups was an eGo with a vivi nova. after that people agreed that it was a great first timers setup. I went with the twist and tried some other carts and clear-o's. I like BCC's the best.

I wish my first set up was a BCC on a twist. I spent money on convenience store cig-a-likes, and pre-filled carto kits when I started out. Once I found the site, I gradually upgraded and have a setup I am comfortable with. I still explore options and delivery devices. Since there is still a lot of personal preference in the equation, I still make some ill advised purchases. Now I can pass the equipment to fellow vapers, it might be something they really like. I am glad you found some stuff you like.

 

[ClippinWings]

The one you don't have..

Certainly seems that way doesn't it?

I'd say... "The one that works for you"... but again... seems like we're always on the hunt for one that works BETTER