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I started with V2 ultimate kit (over priced, but got me off real smokes and has a lifetime warranty - donated to the Mrs as she doesn't like the bigger stuff I use now). Grew into "fat bats" with the LeCig PigCig (1300mAh, last more than a day for me and used the same KR808D-1 cartomizers as the V2) and recently graduated to the LeCig VV (vari-volt Lavatube look alike) and love it with the Vision Stardust. I Still use the PigCigs with IkenVape 901/1.8LR atty for dripping. Biggest cost savings for me was stopping the pre-filled cartomizers. Best middle ground for me would be a fatbat setup (doesn't look like a real cig, but still small enough to stealth). And at 3.4v (for eGos)/3.7v (for PigCigs) with larger capacity (>1000mAh) let's you last a long time (and safely use low resistance stuff later when you start experimenting).
 

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The three links are what I am seriously concidering. Of the three, is one better than the other? Or are they all the same with different names? Thanks again for all the input...

You've already seen a lot of opinions and everyone has one. Personally, I'm a real fan of generic batteries. All three of those links are for good devices but, the e-power is the only one that uses generic batts. It'll be a bit bigger though. So. if that's a problem go with one of the others.
 

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The three links are what I am seriously concidering. Of the three, is one better than the other? Or are they all the same with different names? Thanks again for all the input...

All three are good. The E-Power has one advantage in that the batteries are non-proprietary in that you can buy them at battery stores/web sites. Also the E-Power's batteries cost about $4 each where batteries for the eGo or Riva cost about $15 each.
 

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All I can say is WOW!!!! Ordered the KGo and received it today. What an awesome product. It is obviously bigger than what I started out on but not to gaudy. I picked up the 1.5 ohm carto's (single coil) to start out on and have some double coils coming. All I can say is even with the the single coil the vapor production is outstanding and it has a hell of a throat hit. (that is what I am after). Here is the kicker... I am vaping Johnson Creek Red Oak juice which is 100% VG which tends to lack the throat hit.... Not with this baby... It is hard enough I am wondering about how hard it will be with the dual coils, not to mention a PG/VG mix. I really think with this one I will actually be able to walk away from "real" smokes.... Thanks to everyones input in this thread I think I have found my nitch.... Thanks to all!!!
 
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