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The bigger the battery in mAh's the longer between changes.Mostly it is about style,whatever strikes your sense of fashion.Then there are the ones with all the circutry that regulates voltage,current or both.Look at MadVapes they have several for way under that price to get you started.

If I stick with Vision Clearomisers I would probably go through 30 ml a week.Those things really vaporise the liquid.

Hi and welcome Abbey.Does Clevland really rock or is that just a legend?

Don't know if someone else posted this here yet.I found it veeery interesting.☺http://www.utahvapers.com/clearstream.html

You think this is a good debate ask how you can put the same Ultrfire 14500 battery in different mods with the same Boge carto and liquid and get different results.I think standard resistance at 5 volts will pretty much do the trick.

I went through that with them once.Just go with what you like.☺I even made a variable voltage passthrough to try voltages as high as 12 volts.It ended up no higher than 4 volts for me . http://www.adafruit.com/products/184

Depends on which spec you use.The stated voltage of a lithium ion cell is 3.6 volts,you can measure up to 4 volts on a freshly charged one but you are not measuring the voltage under load.That would be closer to the 3.6 volts on about all of them.Gets real confusing so I don't dwell much on all that.As long as you get a reasonable amount of usable vaping time from them it is all good.

If they indeed are compatble with KR808's you should just be able to get some DSE 901 atties and use them on your batteries.Very good dripping atty but they do need to blown out occasionally or they will leak.The Empire drip sheild is supposed to help with that but I haven't tried one yet.I used DSE 801 pennstyles for over a year but finally decided it was more cost effective to go with 14500 box mods, you can get two 14500 900mAh batteries for the cost of one stock battery .

The V2 extension was too short but the 510 manual charging extension worked.Wish I had gotten the higher resistance.I got the 2.0 ohm clearo and went through a days worth of eliquid in an hour.The taste is very good,massive amounts of vapor which is to be expected from vaporising 2 ml of liquid in an hour.Next time I order I will get one closer to 3.0 ohms .This just might be better than a carto,like dripping with a fresh 306 atty without the dripping.If I can get the eliquid useage down these just may be my next main sled.The V2 with the longer wicks would also be more better as you have to make sure to tilt it to keep the wick wet or it will taste hot quick,partly due to the low resistance I suspect.

You are missing the point.It is an excuse to buy a new expensive PV.And then you can come up with a theory on why it is better so you don't feel bad about spending the money and try to talk us into getting one as well.That should get someone going.☺The whole idea is to get the liquid heated to a point to produce optimun vapor without ruining the flavor.Sounds like you have identfied your perfect zone.So I say rock it .

I would guess it is just what vapor is left in it condensing and running down the tube.As long as it is working I wouldn't worry aboutit.A lot of liquid there could cause a short which would cause it to not get as hot as it should.

Could be condensation .Fill it up and stand it on a peice of paper towel or newspaper to see if the tank is leaking.If it is sideways during hot weather I would think any tank could leak as there is always an opening or two from the tank to atmosphere .I would try to keep it tip up when not in use.

Got my clearomiser .I have never really looked at Ego stuff too close before.I had to order some adapters to fit an Ego style clearomiser to my 510 fitting box mods.Oh well, live and learn.Going to have to wait to try it out.I just figured Ego stuff had 510 fittings ,who would have thought .☺I ordered a 510 manual charging extension and a V2 short extension .One or both should do the trick I hope.

Takes more liquid to make more vapor.

http://www.ecigbestsave.com/Vision-V3-Clearomizer-p/vision-v3.htm they have replaceable coils it appears.

I was being a little silly,but a lot of what we are looking for at first is I suspect due to other things in burning tobacco than nicotine.And carbon monoxide replaces oxygen in your bloodstream causing a sensation I haven't experienced while vaping.After three years I tried a Camel light just to see,the first one was not bad the second one was just horrible,Don't think I will be doing analogs anymore.

I noticed that after I ordered version 1 they have version 2 & 3 ,guess that explains the price that made me give in.If it worx out I will probably get the newr versions for comparison.

Too expensive for my taste.Pretty though.That is where almost all tanks come from and how they started.Someone doodling on a mini lathe in thier shop.I think that company is one of the originals so they should be pretty good quality.

I haven't got it yet,I am a slow adopter of new stuff.Only just tried carto's less than a year ago,used atties for over two years.

I would guess putting your head in a plastic bag would rob you of oxygen until your head spins.Vaping is just not smoking but rather a less destructive alternative.When I accepted that fact I was able to fully transition to vaping .

I would think they would make a mess with nothing to hold the liquid near the element.I do like dripping on a Joye 306 atty on occasion.And Boge 510 standard resistance is the best carto for me.ordered one of these today http://www.ecigbestsave.com/Vision-eGo-Clearomizer-p/vision%20ego.htm?1=1&CartID=0 kind of wonderin how they work and it not too expensive.

I usually use two ten ml bottles a week so it would be a week and a half for me.Not sure I could use the same flavor for that long .I kind of prefer the ten ml bottles as they fit in my old flip top ciggy case with two 14500 batteries and an extra carto.

Thats ok,we got some very good troubleshooting tips out there anyway.Glad you got it going.

No ,you are not missing anything.The horizontal coil is more like an atty .The element is sideways and the filler is pressed in against it.On the vertical the element is encased in the filler so in my opinion it has better contact with the eliquid.For people who like to pull the filler out of a used up carto and then drip with it to get some more use ,the horizontal allows for that while the vertical is very challenging to unstuff and the element is not postioned for very good dripping.

Welcome Mark,tell us about your perfect vaping setup.