New TW booster

[highvoltage69]

Just watched Jason aka Mr Wicked showing the new booster variable voltage thingie on youtube .One thing i will say he has a sense of humour and all the TW fans will now be able to try out variable voltage vaping .THe booster seems ok for what it is just dont know how long a tornado type batt would last at 4.8 volts might be ok with the bigger ones but the combined length might put some folks off.
But the world of vaping is moving at a fast pace with new mods coming onto the market all the time wonder what will be flavour of the month next year .

[camperman]

seems this year alone weve had more technology released than over the last three years put together.

that video is rather scary in a dark sort of way

[tillis]

I think the TW Booster is the same as an Ego Booster which Scott has done a review of:-

[Perpetua]

Prof has done a review of the Ego Booster as well.

vapersplace.com/groups/prof-beards-blog-group/forum/topic/the-ego-booster/

[scooter]

Given that a battery is ultimately a "consumable" this is a non starter when you can buy this: www.gotvapes.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=123&products_id=517

Works out at £47.05 for 2 x VV batteries with some odds and sods
With shipping from the States less than what Cropper charges within the UK, I have a kit on the way, 3.36 quid to Paris.

Or indeed this:
www.gotvapes.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=123&products_id=491

Sign up for the newsletter and you get a further discount.
Just trying to help in these beleaguered times ;-)

[steve386]

I had one of these batteries arrive yesterday from ecigwizard.

www.ecigwizard.com/shop/en/batteries/308-ego-variable-voltage.html

Worked out just under £19 with the discount code.

Seems quite good so far.

[scooter]

Nice one, that actually works out a better deal than the kit I bought as mine has junk in it I will never use now I think of it, carto's etc....

[deejay]

I am thinking about getting one of those VV eGo batts, heard they dont work with the mega dual coil cartos though, which is a shame

[Scylla]

Sept 6, 2011 20:56:06 GMT camperman said:

seems this year alone weve had more technology released than over the last three years put together.

Ditto! I cannot keep up with it But it's very exciting if you've got the dosh to try everything out

scylla

[scooter]

Quick update on these, had 2 of them for a month, complete rubbish, your money would be better spent on a big manual joy or ego passthru battery.
First one fell to bits within a couple of days light use, 2nd one is getting very very hot around the connection/firing button I fully expect it to clap out shortly.
Difference in vaping using the VV mode, negligable, but to be fair I got my Provari at the same time so it blew them out of the water.
Save your money peeps and buy something else.
BTW, this is not a dig at gotvapes, the guys offered to replace the broken one immediately, I just couldn't be arsed with all the faffing about to change it, rubbish is rubbish.

[Perpetua]

I wasn't really tempted by these Scooter, so glad I wasn't after reading of your experience, although I think Prof had more success with his one.

The Kick, does intrigue and tempt me however.

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

Oct 15, 2011 16:01:18 GMT Perpetua said:

I wasn't really tempted by these Scooter, so glad I wasn't after reading of your experience, although I think Prof had more success with his one.

The Kick, does intrigue and tempt me however.

I have one because when I first started vaping I bought the Tornado Tank and after a few days I felt I wasn't just getting 'enough'
I decided after reading a few reviews I would get it, it's ok but I can't honestly say itvwas worth the money I spent on it, I ended up buying the Screwdriver and much prefer it to the TT with the booster. Just comes down to personal pref I suppose, just wish I had bought the Screwdriver first and saved myself a bundle.

[Perpetua]

That's the problem with all the Vaping widgets really Chillax, it's not until you try them, that you know whether or not they are for you.

I've not had that many duff purchases to be fair and the odd one I have had, my thinking is that it's still cheaper than what I was spending on ciggies even with the odd disappointment.

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

Oct 15, 2011 16:14:56 GMT Perpetua said:

That's the problem with all the Vaping widgets really Chillax, it's not until you try them, that you know whether or not they are for you.

I've not had that many duff purchases to be fair and the odd one I have had, my thinking is that it's still cheaper than what I was spending on ciggies even with the odd disappointment.

Yes that's what I think as well, I also will make use of the Tornado and Booster prob if my Screwdriver packs in, I will have that to use till my new purchase comes through, it will all pan out in the end

[Perpetua]

It does really and if we didn't have the not so good stuff to compare the better stuff to, we wouldn't know how good the better stuff is. Plus spares are always good.

There's a logic in there somewhere.