Any Vapers among the E-Dawgs?

[drunkernhelldawg]

The other thing I'd mention is you should wash the tanks out occasionally. Adding liquid on the fly is the way we usually go, but every now and then you need to get that tank totally clean and put in 100 percent fresh liquid. I'm still going to look into rewicking with cotton. Just need a moment to figure it out.

[DeltaDawg]

Been analog free now for 6 months. I use the iTaste MVP2 with a nautilus mini tank. I like this one because my battery lasts about 4 days without charging and I can charge my phone from it. The best thing about it is no longer having to leave my seats to smoke in between quarters and missing all of halftime to go smoke.

[Dawgpile]

Been analog free now for 6 months. I use the iTaste MVP2 with a nautilus mini tank. I like this one because my battery lasts about 4 days without charging and I can charge my phone from it. The best thing about it is no longer having to leave my seats to smoke in between quarters and missing all of halftime to go smoke.

Allright!! Happy to hear another success story, and I hope you stick with it!

I used a MVP for a long time, and it's a great battery; Variable wattage is a big upgrade over variable volt batteries. The only negative about the MVP is that the internal batteries aren't replaceable, and when it's dead it's a paperweight...That's what happened to mine. The USB output saved my sanity on an overseas flight when my IPad battery died. I never tried the Nautilus because I had committed to the Kangers, but I have friends who swear by them.

Again, the bottom line is you're happy with your system and are staying off the analogs.

[Barking 13]

any of you stovepipes want to give an opinion on a good starter rig?

[Dawgpile]

any of you stovepipes want to give an opinion on a good starter rig?

This is a good starting point. I'm partial to Kanger products, and the batteries are pretty basic in this kit, but the quality of the product is good in my experience.

If you've never tried vaping, I might suggest you try a Blu first, to see if you like the delivery system.

[Barking 13]

I've tried a couple of the e-cigs, and my son has a "basic" rig he got Nu-Way to set him up with. I went and sat in the shop for about an hour or so a couple months back trying different juices they make in house. It kinda messes with my throat a little. I travel a good bit with my job, and it's no fun having to walk to the elevator and then go outside in all kinds of weather just to smoke.. I ought to quit (and have several times). I just want something mainly to cut down on my trips outside.

[Barking 13]

After looking at your link, I think my son's is the Evod2.. but I'll have to confirm that... Nu-Way as that kind of rig with juice for around 60-70 bucks, but I think they have upgraded batteries and coils or something.. I don't think they are stock..

[drunkernhelldawg]

Forget about blu. All of the disposables suck and cost too much. Get an Evod starter kit. You'll never have to upgrade unless you want to although the batteries do eventually have to be replaced and the tanks eventually wear out. I'm still using mine that I bought in November 2013. I have integrated a second starter kit into my rotation, but all of the original stuff is still being used too.

[Barking 13]

Just got my rig... My son had an EMOW, but got a new 30w battery and gave me the old one.. I went today and got a Nautilus Mini tank and some juice and I'm on my way... I got some Festus juice and a bottle of some house menthol, mixed about 60 / 40... running on mid hole and at a little over 4. coil on the NM is 1.8.. it's a start...