Brand New to Vaping

[thomasjames]

I just started vaping today and I used this forum to help make my purchase decision so I figured I would jump in.

I purchased two eGo-C Twist batteries (650 and 1,000) and some eGo Vision Clearomizers that just came in the mail this afternoon. I also picked up the charger / wall adapter . I'm just getting used to the twist but I really like it so far.

I only have two flavors of eliquid to start out; caramel apple and strawberry banana smoothie. But, a much more flavorful batch of eliquids from Vape Dudes should be arriving tomorrow.

Anyway, I look forward to learning and expanding my new hobby here

 

[joey16]

Welcome to the forums and the wonderful world of vaping. If you have any questions don't be shy

 

[JC Okie]

Congratulations on all things....starting vaping, making a good choice for your first PV, finding this forum, etc. Welcome. I've been vaping for almost 2 years now, and it's the most fun I've had in years. I can't believe I walked away from a 2 PAD habit of 40 (yes! 40) years so easily. Fine-tuning your juice preferences will be fun, too....good luck with that.

 

[throatkick]

 

[The_Jerkstore]

Welcome to ECF. Hope you're able to find your all day vape quickly, thats the hardest and most fun part of vaping. Stalk the Nitelitevapor website and try Bounty Hunter when you get a chance, that may save you a lot of time on your quest for the perfect vape.

 

[Jason_ESV]

Welcome to the Vaping Realm and Congrats!, Good choice with the twist(i have one myself). Throw a DCT on it once you find your all day vape and you will be a happy happy vaper!

 

[liveone]

Way to go! I've seen vaping make even the diehard smokers quit without even trying. Welcome to ECF!

 

[derplauener]

welcome tomasjames, i am a new vapor too.

 

[yiddleboge6]

Congrats and welcome to ECF

 

[oldgold]

Hi, welcome to ECF. To me vaping the right juices is all about trial and error but sooner or later you will find your right companion.

 

[martsumoto]

Way to go! I've seen vaping make even the diehard smokers quit without even trying. Welcome to ECF!

I'm the living proof!
Welcome hope you emjoy vaping as much as we do

 

[DaveP]

I was vaping at 4.2v on a 3 ohm carto and that got me off the last few cigs I was smoking each day. After a few weeks, I decided that 3.7 was a milder vape that was easier on my lungs. I switch voltages up and down to suit what I want that day. Too much voltage and my lungs seem to protest! Different juices blossom at different voltages.

The eGo got me off something like 85% of the cigs I was smoking. The Provari got me off the rest.

Any VV mod can do that for you. It's all about quality and how many years it will last when you buy a high end mod. You can buy a really well made mod and use it for the rest of your life, as long as repair service is available. The repair service on a Chinese mod is likely to be a repeat purchase.

 

[jj2]

Hi and welcome.

 

[nansc]

Congratulations and welcome to the forum.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

From DaveP...

The repair service on a cheap mod is a repeat purchase.

Agree 100%

 

[PittBoss]

Welcome aboard, thomasjames. Good luck with everything and enjoy your Twists!

 

[Angi2299]

Welcome to ECF!

 

[StotheK]

Congratulations! You'll find all you need to know here on the ECF (and probably some stuff you didn't need to know too!) The twist is a particularly good choice since as your vaping habits evolve, you can adjust as you go. Joye did a good job on the Twist.

 

[thomasjames]

Wow thank you all for such a great welcome!

I'll check out the websites you mentioned and I am looking to find a good DCT.

The Vape Dudes juices came in today, I have my work cut out for me haha.

 

[thomasjames]

I was vaping at 4.2v on a 3 ohm carto and that got me off the last few cigs I was smoking each day. After a few weeks, I decided that 3.7 was a milder vape that was easier on my lungs. I switch voltages up and down to suit what I want that day. Too much voltage and my lungs seem to protest! Different juices blossom at different voltages

I didn't think I would be switching through the voltages much while I was getting used to it, but I am... and right around 4.2 seems to work best for me too. I have watched a few Provari YouTube vids and I saw the Z-Atty-Pro which I thought was pretty awesome, but I have a lot of learning to do before I would invest in something like that. They are cool though!