I am new to this. I got an Ego T and am haven't had a real smoke since my second day. I really like the set up I have, so much that I just ordered the mega atty. What's freaking me out is the fact that it sounds like most people have all sorts of equipment and change up. I am a simple person who likes things to be consistent. Should I just go ahead and prepair myself for a personality change associated with this new (better) habit? Oh well, it beats putting money in Phillip Morris's pockets.
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I wouldn't worry. I've used the same method for vaping since I started with a few exceptions just to try out. I did buy many different e-juices to see what I liked. Find what you like and stick to it. I buy 2 packs of 5 Cartomizers every 1 1/2-2 months and I will try something new rarely but seem to go back to BOGE standard cartomizers.
I've been vaping for about 6 months and about 4 months off the analogs. Still a regular e-go but I recently changed to evape's LR carts but I keep the ego atty's around "just in case". Now flavour of fluid is the thing I worry about most.
I stick with variations on the same thing. I don't have anything exotic. I do suggest on your current equipment that your also eventually try the other most popular ways of using your batteries - a non-tank 510 atomizer and drip tip for testing juice samples and vaping very thick juices, and try cartomizers (the most popular way to vape thinner juices on 510 threaded devices). At minimum you will have a simple way to test new juices and the cartomizers for backup if you have tank atomizer problems. And you may prefer the cartos at least for clingy flavors that can stick around in an atomizer like cinnamons and spice flavors, ginger, etc. Boge are most popular and since they are metal they are suitable for even cinnamon which can damage some plastics.
FYI - it took me a couple of months to try to fill a blank cartomizer. I was resistant to change. You don't have to try new stuff right away.
As for personality change? I don't think so. Many early adopters were gadget freaks and some vapers do buy a lot of impressive stuff. I don't own anything like that. It's fun to buy new stuff and try it but I am pretty cheap. BTW my Toyota Corolla is now 12 years old with 200,000 miles.
BTW right now I do recommend you get a spare charging cable, and hopefully you have 2 or 3 tank atomizers, and plenty of juice.
FYI - it took me a couple of months to try to fill a blank cartomizer. I was resistant to change. You don't have to try new stuff right away.
As for personality change? I don't think so. Many early adopters were gadget freaks and some vapers do buy a lot of impressive stuff. I don't own anything like that. It's fun to buy new stuff and try it but I am pretty cheap. BTW my Toyota Corolla is now 12 years old with 200,000 miles.
BTW right now I do recommend you get a spare charging cable, and hopefully you have 2 or 3 tank atomizers, and plenty of juice.
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I'll say it that way, once you find something that works for you, as far as equipment and juice, you don't need to change and upgrade. Personally I spent a nice wad of cash to figure out what I really liked ! Now that I found it I don't wanna change a thing in my setup and habits. So i'd say its a personal experience to see what matches you best 
Personal taste and what you want it for id say. I have never tried tanks or cartos. just clearomizers and dripping. Once i took up dripping i never looked back and ive been a happy vaper since.
You don't have to keep upgrading and buying the lastest and greatest like a lot of people here do. I would if I could afford it but I can't. To some it's a hobby and to others it's just a way to smoke healthier. Do what's best for you.
just FYI Clearomizers ARE cartos. Just clear reservoir ones.
Just make sure you have enough spares and juice and have fun. Within a month or two you will probably get curious and try some other options on your battery.
Just make sure you have enough spares and juice and have fun. Within a month or two you will probably get curious and try some other options on your battery.
I only have two mods that I that I use back and forth. My fiance uses only the eGo and Riva batts that we started out with and he really likes them. I wouldn't get freaked out by the collectors here. The best PV in the world is the one that keeps you off the cigarettes and makes you happy!
I used M401 exclusively for over a year.
Main reason I changed to big batt is M401 draw was too stiff and I was running out of M401 parts.
I did like the hands free part.
Main reason I changed to big batt is M401 draw was too stiff and I was running out of M401 parts.
I did like the hands free part.
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