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ECIGARETTE DUBLIN
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01-11-2011 1:47pm#1
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God no. The vast majority have buttons and come in many shapes and sizes.
(making the device hit as well or better than a cig has a price).
The ones that newbies generally come here to upgrade from are the cig-sized.
The batteries don't last too long (in two senses - a small battery means less time vaping, but you can get a charging case to charge it between vapes; the smaller the battery the more it needs charging the sooner it has to be replaced as most lithium batteries are marked as good for 300-500 charges, e.g. eRoll batteries constantly used by the average vaper would last a bit over three months before needing to be replaced).
They usually have devices attached that don't produce much of a vape although they're getting better (the eRoll uses a replaceable atomiser head that works pretty well).
The most common upgrade battery is to an eGo-style battery, about the length of a good Cuban cigar, maybe a bit thinner. There are two main types: regulated voltage and Twist (variable voltage - helps you choose the heat of the device for more vapour/flavour).
This should give you an idea of the many sizes and shapes of ecigs. Small cig-sized models can be seen on the bottom left.
This is the one I have (three day battery life from a single charge).
This is the one most people seem to want once they've vaped for a while and want to take the "big step up" - very expensive, but in comparison to the cost of cigarettes very cheap.
It's the white thing by the way, the liquid-holding thing on top of it (rebuildable tank atomiser) costs more.
The most favourited option that we always link to the newbies is this.
Easy to use and take care of with the most popular connection-types for the juice devices, it's a huge step up from the smaller ecigs.
But if you do need it to be small (something most of us think until we get sick of the limitations) get the eRoll or the Innokin AIO.
Kiffy will be here to try and force the ProVari on you in 3...2...0 -
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Smart pair of Bollix(s) now ain't yaHe must be Ill or polishing his Provari.
They are good though
Some of us have to work you know and can't spend all day browsing the bloody forum
Nagoc you have seen in one of Grind's photo's how many devices people accumulate to find the ideal one, that one device that stands out amongst all others, to find that holy grail of vaping, the piece de resistance. Well I have just the one it's called a Provari it rocks where all before it barely roll
While it is the dearest, you pay for what you get If your only ever going to spend money on one device then do what I have done, "you know it makes sense"
Hope I have helped you see the light.
Can't wait until next week for my eVic to arrive
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You can get it here for €69
http://www.bargainvapour.com/JoyeTech_eVic/cat1274300_1690660.aspx
Would like to know though, if the eVic's sold on bargainvapour, are affected by the recall of certain eVics.
Only affects certain serial numbered devices
http://ukvapers.org/Thread-Evic-recall
After emailing bargainvapour I received a reply almost instantly (+1) assuring me the product they carry is not affected by the recall.
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Nice one, will watch those videos. I'm just hoping it isn't as good as a Provari, as it's only about 1/3 of the price. Only have the provai a fortnight myself (love it!).
Would like a provari myself, but not gonna take the plunge just yet, in a few months, when I've been off the ciggies a while and the budget allows it, then I probably won't be able to help myself!
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The bloody Aga T, coil glows fine when dry but as soon I put juice on it it only glows on the wire to the connections and coil does bugger all :mad:ESB transformer mod - not such a bad idea...
Nah, the mod I have has a lower amp limit than the ProVari, but doesn't have a watt limit (ProVari's is 14w - the beginning of the sweet-spot for a good dual-coil), so with some careful maths-ing (2 x 4.2ohm coils) I can get 16 watts out of it (8w per coil).
I've happily built a triple-coil in the past, but my mod's crappy amp-limit hindered the joy - Vamo for the win in that case. Gonna get one soon and put the electronics into a box mod as I HAAAAAATE lengthy wand mods.
Am vaping on a single coil in a Kanger now at work and I hate that I have to spend my break fellating the thing.
Why can't you get a single coil running? What are you using?
My posty just arrived with my eVic, so going to play with that.
Have it set up but haven't read the instructions yet, don't know why companies bother with bloody instructions, just let me at it.
Have noticed the batteries for it are the same as the LT (flat top not nipple like the Provari, luckily I got 3 18650 from that mod.
Must bugger off and have a play with it, might even read the instructions too
eVic, eVic hooray 0
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