DarthVaper

Looks like Joyetech is getting jealous of Kanger kicking their *** in the tank market. I'm curious as well as to how well these work. Might have to get some into the store

I don't know the details on when these will be available, but I think they look pretty sweet from the photos.

http://www.vaportekusa.com/american-engineered-and-designed-spire-vv-vw-mod/#oid=1002_40

Thanks for the advice, Spydre. I tried my KPT2 (which I received in the mail maybe three weeks ago) on my eGo batteries fresh off the charger and didn't get much vape at all. Back on the Vamo at 3.8 - 3.9 I'm getting a decent result. Go figure. Hey, at least I'm not using up my batteries as fast! There's always a bright side.

Unfortunately, I don't have a B&M near me. Will continue to fiddle and switch in a new head in a day or two. But there are so many tanks out there and more coming along every week it seems (Like the AeroTank above!). If I'm still unhappy with the KPT2, I'll try something else.

Keep your eye on epipmods, from time to I have heard they have an Artisan that makes them and they sell it there.

I have had thoughts of making one for myself using a mini pro tank.

All I need is my pipe. lol

Got to play and use an iTaste VTR tonight and I think I'm in looooove. I'll leave the pipes to you guys.

And the surprise is that it's $10 less at my B&M than it is at DiscountVapor.com. Go figure.

I would want a Gandalf style pipe if I ever got one. It would fit right in with my Wizard outfit I wear to Renaissance Festivals.

Short answer........ Oh Yeah.

I just noticed this poll LOL sorry...

Best answer: Over Time Yes

5ml cost around $0.10-$1.50 Depending on how much flavoring gets used
10ml cost around $0.20-$2.50 Depending on how much flavoring gets used
30ml cost around $2.00-$4.00 Depending on how much flavoring gets used
50ml cost around $5.00-$8.00 Depending on how much flavoring gets used

Flavoring and Nic are the biggest expense in DIY
Wizard Labs has the best price on NIC and 8ml bottles of flavoring
Good Plastic mixing bottles run about $0.79 50ml, $0.99 150ml, $1.29, 250ml (Hobbie Lobby)
Plastic Drip Bottles range from $0.30-$0.50 (Bulk is less) (I use Glass mostly)

Savings will very if you get stuff on sale when you can.

Suggested Start-up items:
Glass Beakers
Volumetric Flasks
Droppers
Pipettes
Syringes
Rubber/Latex gloves

Wizard Labs

I have other sources as well but they have minimum orders of $200+. For most DIY Wizard Labs is the better choice.

Interested in knowing this, too, but judging from poll results, doesn't seem like others are.

Thanks for sharing. I e-mailed all three of my representatives.

Myths exposed and a plea to write your congressman.
http://www.vaportruth.com

Every vendor should follow suit, before the regs say you can't say anything at all.

http://www.innokin.com/itaste-vtr.html



Features in Brief:
Variable Voltage: 3.0 – 6.0 volts
Variable Wattage: 3.0 – 15.0 W
Short Circuit Protection;
RMS (root mean square);
Reverse Battery Protection Circuit;
Resistive Load Detection (Ohms meter);
ON/OFF battery switch;
LED Battery Power Display;
Low Voltage Warning;
Overtime Vaping Warning (10 second switch cutoff);
Battery safety protection (Vent holes);
High compatibility 510/eGo connector:
Built-in 3 digit display (Ohms meter, Volts /Watts, Atomizer voltage output)
Replaceable Battery: iTaste VTR supports 18650 batteries (unprotected)

wouldnt kill them to add a few more colors

Well, if this news gets out, maybe those Washington bureaucrats (and their spouses) will change their stance on banning e-cigs!

Red Bull gives you wings, but E-cigs give you wood!

The owner and your friends may think these are good because they do not know about the kinds of equipment Bcarter is recommending. Nearly all of us on this forum use eGo or Vision Spinner batteries or mods. Nearly half of those who switched to these kinds of batteries started out with the kind you linked to and it's unanimous that they can't believe what a HUGE difference and improvement once they switch.

It sounds to me that you've already made up your mind to purchase these so go ahead and get them. At least you'll get off cigarettes. Then, when you're ready for something more (when these don't do it for you anymore), you can try some of what the members here would highly recommend.

I bought the Nitecore I2 US battery charger and Panasonic CGR18650CH 18650 batteries for my vamo and they work great. Batteries last long and only a couple of hours to charge them. With both protection in the charger as well as these being protected batteries,the vamo with its safety features, this combo is the best on the market

http://stormysvaporcellar.com/oc_1/index.php?route=product/product&path=100_89&product_id=598

thats one of the best chargers on the market darth.

Better charger fo sure! , never trusted those cheapy chargers....

Joe doesnt usually say much but when he does its helpful

ooo thats pretty!!!
great, I do not need anything else to covet!

you want button tops. thats what is usually sold with the VAMO V3 btw i have 3 EF IMR 18650 batteries with my KTS and i love them. Just as good as my AW IMR 18650's. and a dollar or so cheaper.

This is just my opinion,alternate opinions or arguments are welcome (I like to learn )

I prefer to use a single boosted batt over using stacked batts,not only for safety issues
but also for convenience.

The best performance rated 18650's I've heard of are the Panasonic but they are pricey
and sometimes hard to find.
I like the AW IMR 18650's for their safer chemistry and better handling of boosted power
for higher wattage vaping. They are easy to find in 2000mah rating for good long charge life
but be aware that it will take ~8 hours to fully charge.
There are other IMR batts available but AW has built a rep for good QC.

As for chargers the PILA(sp) brand have the best rep. but again are pricey.
A lot of us use the TrustFire TR-001 without issue and it has 2 independent charging channels
which can charge from 16340's up to 18650's with no probs. but will safely charge only 3.7 volt
styles of batts. ohms of the batt doesn't matter it will charge it correctly as long as it's the right voltage.
My batts typically read 4.12- 4.19 fresh off the charger.

HTH