Hi! I don't usually have much to say, but I thought it polite to introduce myself anyway. I'm in Oz, and just ordered some vapeware, I'm ready to quit smoking, and have been reading threads for a few days to learn all the things and wait for my mail to arrive. Anyway, this is me joining a forum instead of just lurking like I usually do..
Not lurking, joining
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Hello and welcome. Wanting to quit is a great step to ridding those stinkies. One day at a time. A lot of great people here willing to help out when we can. Any questions, do not hesitate to ask.
Hello and welcome to ECF. Nothing wrong with just reading and lurking, but if you have a question don't be afraid to ask. This seems to be a very friendly community with a lot of knowledge, and they are more than happy to share it.
Welcome to ECF! This forum has tons of useful info and tons of great people willing to answer your questions
Find a forum that fits you and join right in , no need to be shy on here were all here for the same reason! To live a longer healthier life !
Find a forum that fits you and join right in , no need to be shy on here were all here for the same reason! To live a longer healthier life !
Hi ashryn welcome from another noob. So much reading to do here .. Bet u can't wait for your stuff to arrive!
I'm in Qld btw where are you from?
I'm in WA, and yeah, can't wait... It seems so very weird to be outside smoking and reading all about vaping.. It's probably way too early to be looking, but everything is shipped and in transit, so maybe they'll arrive tomorrowHi ashryn welcome from another noob. So much reading to do here .. Bet u can't wait for your stuff to arrive!
Hey, thanks. Actually, I do have a question.. It may become clear after using the device, but I'm wondering why you would adjust the resistance on the joyetech VT mini. I can see why you might want to change the temp and the power, but I don't understand what the resistance changes..
howdy! and welcome!
actually, resistance is not 'adjusted' per se, except by means of changing coils - typically, a lower resistance (ohm) coil will heat up faster...
actually, resistance is not 'adjusted' per se, except by means of changing coils - typically, a lower resistance (ohm) coil will heat up faster...
The resistance is present in the coil, unfortunately I am not well versed enough in the new temperature controlled devices to give you an educated answer. Sorry
Hi and Welcome to ECF @Ashryn , you will find plenty of information and support here 
It's here it's here! Victory vape.. Oh so fast Of course I only have old .... juices until next week, and experimental mixes aren't filling me with inspiration.
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