Thanks to my vape, I've had only one single cigarette in the past 3 weeks. I have zero cravings for them and I feel considerably better. In fact, I still have about 5 smokes left in a pack and just can't see myself smoking those... don't want to.
Even better... 5ml of juice, which costs $5, lasts me about 2 weeks meaning that I am spending less in the long run. I only smoked, at most, a pack a week... but still.
I tried the Blu E-Cigs but they were terrible. Trying to "smoke" out of one of those was like trying to take a hit off a joint that was rolled WAY to tight.
I'm using an eGo-V v2 mega battery with variable voltage control with a gravity tank.
This is interesting but not enough of an upgrade from my Fuchai. I don't like on-board battery charging but Sigelei has been pretty trustworthy gear-wise:
Sigelei 213W Box Mod $124.99 (2 FREE 18650 Batteries)
With the purchase of a Sigelei 213W TC Box Mod, VapeNW will also include (2) FREE Batteries! LG HE4 18650 OR Samsung 18650 25R if we're out of stock on LG HE4.
The Sigelei 213 introduces powerful new features and industry leading advancement in material and design. Introducing TFR and TCR brings vaping in temperature control to new heights for even more precise vaping. Reinforced with soft touch carbon fiber and aluminum space frame trimming, not only does this mod look and feel nice, but it also is sturdy and lightweight. Sigelei has totally redesigned the OLED screen and menu layout to display the battery voltage of each cell installed into the device and the output amperage to present essential information to the user. Integrated with fast balanced on board charging, the Sigelei 213 is capable of charging batteries at 2A each. If you prefer to externally charge your batteries, the bottom battery bays are easily accessed by the battery panel which is secured on a hinge mechanism for easy battery removal and installation. Sigelei has taken careful steps to ensure a high quality unit that performs above expectations while introducing new and precise features to match the market's top of the line high wattage box mods.
Specifications:
Dimensions: 88*44*29mm
Material: Carbon Fiber Reinforced & Aluminum Space Frame
Wattage Range: 10W - 213W
Temperature Range: 200°F - 570°F / 100°C - 300°C
Voltage Output: 1.0V - 7.5V
Voltage Input: 6.4V - 8.4V
Requires (2) 18650 Batteries
Firing Modes: VW, TC (Ni200, Ti, SS), TCR (Temperature Coefficient Of Resistivity), TFR (Temperature Factor Of Resistivity)
Resistance Range: 0.1Ω - 3.0Ω
Fast Balance Charging Support (Micro USB): DC5V/2A
Originally Posted by listopencil:
This is interesting but not enough of an upgrade from my Fuchai. I don't like on-board battery charging but Sigelei has been pretty trustworthy gear-wise:
Sigelei 213W Box Mod $124.99 (2 FREE 18650 Batteries)
With the purchase of a Sigelei 213W TC Box Mod, VapeNW will also include (2) FREE Batteries! LG HE4 18650 OR Samsung 18650 25R if we're out of stock on LG HE4.
The Sigelei 213 introduces powerful new features and industry leading advancement in material and design. Introducing TFR and TCR brings vaping in temperature control to new heights for even more precise vaping. Reinforced with soft touch carbon fiber and aluminum space frame trimming, not only does this mod look and feel nice, but it also is sturdy and lightweight. Sigelei has totally redesigned the OLED screen and menu layout to display the battery voltage of each cell installed into the device and the output amperage to present essential information to the user. Integrated with fast balanced on board charging, the Sigelei 213 is capable of charging batteries at 2A each. If you prefer to externally charge your batteries, the bottom battery bays are easily accessed by the battery panel which is secured on a hinge mechanism for easy battery removal and installation. Sigelei has taken careful steps to ensure a high quality unit that performs above expectations while introducing new and precise features to match the market's top of the line high wattage box mods.
Specifications:
Dimensions: 88*44*29mm
Material: Carbon Fiber Reinforced & Aluminum Space Frame
Wattage Range: 10W - 213W
Temperature Range: 200°F - 570°F / 100°C - 300°C
Voltage Output: 1.0V - 7.5V
Voltage Input: 6.4V - 8.4V
Requires (2) 18650 Batteries
Firing Modes: VW, TC (Ni200, Ti, SS), TCR (Temperature Coefficient Of Resistivity), TFR (Temperature Factor Of Resistivity)
Resistance Range: 0.1Ω - 3.0Ω
Fast Balance Charging Support (Micro USB): DC5V/2A
Brass 510 Pin
Spring Loaded 510 Pin
New OLED Screen Layout
Battery Door Panel
Package Contents:
1 x Sigelei 213W
1 x User Manual
1 x Micro USB Cable
1 x Security Code Card
I also don't like charging my batteries at 2As. I always charge mine at .5 to lengthen the life. Why 213W? These mods are getting kinda gimmicky, it seems [Reply]
Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan:
I also don't like charging my batteries at 2As. I always charge mine at .5 to lengthen the life. Why 213W? These mods are getting kinda gimmicky, it seems
Originally Posted by listopencil:
Yeah, that was especially weird. They come out with this thing and it's pretty much a cosmetic change. I didn't post the pic - you'll see what I mean:
They should have called it the "Give Us More Money 213."
Finally go the eGo yesterday and I did see an immediate improvement over my old rig, but when I put the 1.0 ohm coil in it I hear all kinds of popping and sizzling inside it. Is that normal? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Baconeater:
Finally go the eGo yesterday and I did see an immediate improvement over my old rig, but when I put the 1.0 ohm coil in it I hear all kinds of popping and sizzling inside it. Is that normal?
Originally Posted by Baconeater:
Well that's odd because it seems to be fine with the .5 coil in it. I'll have to dump some juice and give it another shot.
I haven't tried the eGo One but there is a noticeable difference between a 1.0 and 0.5. coil. [Reply]
If it sounds like a combination of radio static and escaping air, your wick is too wet. So fire it w/o using it several times until the excess fluid is vaporized. Did it happen right after refilling it? [Reply]
Originally Posted by listopencil:
If it sounds like a combination of radio static and escaping air, your wick is too wet. So fire it w/o using it several times until the excess fluid is vaporized. Did it happen right after refilling it?
I filled it, used the .5 for a bit, which seemed to work just fine, then switched to the 1.0 and all hell broke loose. [Reply]
