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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009
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I have no idea what to do with all this that is thrown at me. I'm trying to read all the noob threads but its just made me less inclined to buy one of these. I was excited about getting one...now im not. I tried posting in other forums ... was not aloud to are you kidding me? I was going to get a 510. Cherry flavored cartriges. Then I read about cartomizers ... the hell is that. Cleaning wicks and buying new ones?! And I wanted to buy redbull flavored liquid ... then saw propelyn glycol ... and theres recipes and ess like that. The hell is going on? Anyone willing to try and make me want this thing again? I'm going outside to have a cig...sites stressed me out haha |
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| Supporting Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: San Diego
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Read the Wonderful World of Vaping thread that is stickied at the top of this forum. I'm going to suggest the two-piece KR808D-1 if you want simplicity. Or any three-piece model if you want flexibility, as long as it has a manual battery. In the end, just buy one and you'll figure it out as you go.
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| Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Marietta, Ohio
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yeah, I was a little boggled at first too, I'm in the same situation as you. All I can tell you is I just started using mine yesterday, and I LOOOVE it!!! And I saw a company with redbull flavored liquid, can't remember who sold it though. the cartridges are what you put the liquid in. the best way to get into e-cigs is to just buy a cheap one and try it out. a lot of them offer return deal, if you don't like it for x number of days you can return it and get your money back, that's what finally made me buy one. My only gripe with the NPRO I bought is the flavors that it came with were pretty gross, so I bought some fluid from totallywicked and I'm very happy with the results. I don't know if I can post links or not, but e-cigreview dot com has a lot of video reviews of different e-cigs, and also tutorial vids of how to get started. Believe me, actually seeing the different parts of an e-cig helped me out a LOT! Good luck, and it's definitely worth a try, because it's just like smoking a cigarette, minus the smell and health problems!
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| Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Maryland
Posts: 284
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LOL Sunny! I agree. It can be too overwhelming to somebody just starting. The good news though, is that this forum is filled with so many helpful people, who really know what they're talking about. The bad news is, I'm not one of them... ![]() IMHO, just start with something you can handle, maybe get a 510 or a KR808D-1 to get started. You can always buy something else later. Check these out to maybe steer you in the right direction: The Wonderful World of Vaping: An Illustrated Guide to E-cigs (Parts 1 through 6) http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/video-reviews/ I started with an 801 back in much simpler times(March 2009 ), and haven't had an analog since. Try it, maybe you'll like it, then maybe down the road you'll be one of the super members here! How about that? Just don't forget us simple folk when you're a star ok? ![]() Have a great day! |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alaska
Posts: 179
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Then buy the basic 510 kit from cignot.com (two 510's for $35), a couple 5 ml bottles of e-liquid, try vaping, and go from there. The rest is all refinements. I bought the 510 a month ago and haven't been tempted to do anything with modifications or any of that stuff. Just basic vaping: charge the battery when needed, add liquid when needed, and enjoy the deeeeeeeeelishus sensation of the vape. Very simple, very enjoyable. End of preaching. If you need to be talked into it, you might not be ready. No hurry. Try it when you think you've heard enough. | |
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| | #6 |
| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009
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Okay so when I add liquid do I need to add propyl glycol? If I buy the 510 now, do I need to buy special cartriges [or catamizers whatever] in order to refill with the redbul liquid I buy. I spend about 70 in cigs a week, I make 65 dollars a week ha. So all this doesnt sound like a bad two week investment but... How long does 10 ml of fluid last for a pack a day smoker? How long do cartriges last before you need to buy a new one? The wicks ... whats up with those? |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 6
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Oh and btw I was going to come back to the thread and delete it cause I felt like a ****, but you guys tottally hooked me up thank you! keep it coming |
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: May 2008 Location: UK
Posts: 1,614
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get what you originally intended,plus a spare atomiser and battery,and a bottle of eliquid in a flavour you think you might enjoy.then take it from there. thats it.happy vaping. | |
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Hi sunny. Find an e-cig starter kit that you like the look of Find a flavour that you like the idea of Buy it, try it. If you don't like it, well, that's life, stuff happens...if on the other hand, if you do like it, you can start fine tuning your kit and juice to your tastes one step at a time. I agree that coming to a site like this where people can't even agree on wether to use carts or not can bombard you with info and a mass of conflicting opinions. You've just got to go with what feels right for you in the end. . |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alaska
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