Another one month thread...

[collie2011]

Fantastic post, it's such a wake up call when you find a set up that works for you. I feel like that now and even though I have my vivi nova there to try i'm loathe to put it on because i'm loving the Vision V3 Rebuildable so much. I started with a cig a like and quickly moved on, i'd say i'm happiest where I am now ego 1100mah battery lasts me all day and with the Vision V3 only needs filling once a day, no fuss, no hassle just easy happy vaping

[irishcas]

Well done matt I hope you get your vamo

[djs]

Apr 14, 2013 11:57:04 GMT matt1988 said:

I think I have covered everything, sorry it's a long one, but I hope it will be helpful to many new users that are confused to start as I was. My current spend on e-cig equipment is £117, so not quite break even but very close to it.

And one last thing, and the most important. Thanks everyone who has helped me get to where I am, if it hadnt been for them, I would be still on the e-Lites or similar or even back on the stinkies. I think the first month is the biggest learning curve but once you get your head round the basics it all starts to flow pretty easily.

Thanks again all you have been extremely helpful 

Matt - this is GREAT! Just what it's all about. I couldn't be more happy for you. Well done, good post.

[muckyboy]

Well done Matt and well written -my story is similar too! I'm probably breaking even on spend but I've got months worth of juice and clearos so I'm not too worried. Get yourself that Vamo - I think my next treat might be one too.

You seem like a good person to ask a question that has been puzzling me.

Could you give a brief head to head on your eGo 1100 battery vs the 900 VV unit? Is the VV worth the extra £ and if so why?

Many thanks and again -

[matt1988]

Yeh it is, when I go from my VV to my standard the strength of vape is not as strong the standard also gets less voltage as you use it. However the VV is slightly longer. When I use the standard I find myself reaching for the dial that isn't there. But I do vape at 4.3v. The VV is the next step up, and worth the extra.

[muckyboy]

Apr 14, 2013 23:46:37 GMT matt1988 said:

Yeh it is, when I go from my VV to my standard the strength of vape is not as strong the standard also gets less voltage as you use it. However the VV is slightly longer. When I use the standard I find myself reaching for the dial that isn't there. But I do vape at 4.3v. The VV is the next step up, and worth the extra.

Thanks for that Matt. Not sure I'm ready for a Vamo yet so maybe a VV eGo is the best bet!

Thanks again

[OneDay]

Apr 14, 2013 23:51:26 GMT muckyboy said:

Apr 14, 2013 23:46:37 GMT matt1988 said:

Yeh it is, when I go from my VV to my standard the strength of vape is not as strong the standard also gets less voltage as you use it. However the VV is slightly longer. When I use the standard I find myself reaching for the dial that isn't there. But I do vape at 4.3v. The VV is the next step up, and worth the extra.

Thanks for that Matt. Not sure I'm ready for a Vamo yet so maybe a VV eGo is the best bet!

Thanks again

...or a Spinner - same principle but slightly clearer dial