Hello all. Wanted to say thanks to all who replied to my last question, the answers where very helpful. I do have a slight problem though and hopefully someone out there can help me out with it. This may sound silly, but unless there is a e-cig handbook on abbreviations and slang that I can purchase...I'm gonna need help with all the forum lingo...lol I have no clue what a PV...GV...analog or the difference in anything is. I understand I would learn all of this after reading through the various posts, but I would like to order SOMETHING before I turn gray...lol Thanks again for your help!
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I'm not sure how to do links....but from the New Members Forum page there is a thread (3rd down) for Abbreviations.
Check that out.
Check that out.
~also~ DonDaBoomVape's 6 part "Welcome to the wonderful world of vaping."
It's essential to look over. Very helpful. I still refer to it.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ping-illustrated-guide-e-cigs-part-1-6-a.html
It's essential to look over. Very helpful. I still refer to it.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ping-illustrated-guide-e-cigs-part-1-6-a.html
Plus if you see something underlined like PV or PG or atty for example, you can put your curser over it and it will tell you what it stands for.
And never EVER be afraid to ask questions! There are a gazillion folks here who love educating others on the wonderful world of vaping
You have been given alot of good replies, but I just wanted to add a simple explanation. The first thing I learned was that VG equals good vapor, and PG equals good throat hit (TH). DIY means mixing yourself and analog is the yucky cigarettes I no longer smoke!
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