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[mist opportunity]

Hi all! I've been lurking on this forum since I began my vaping adventure a few weeks ago and have picked up sooo much advice that has totally enhanced my vaping experience, so much so that I managed to kick tobacco to the kerb within days of my first vape - something I didn't think was possible without an immense struggle. All the answers I sought from search engines directed me here so it ended up bookmarked and my first port of call thereon in.

I registered purely to thank the owners of this forum and all the members whose contributions have helped me immensely, not only the advice, but the questions and the general chit-chat about vaping. Great job

 

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome mist opportunity

I agree, this is a brilliant forum

Which e-cig are you using out of interest?

 

[myep0nine]

congrats on joining! this place was a great place for info for when i first started too.

 

[BostLabs]

Well I don't know if I helped any but I'm glad to see you here.

 

[daleron]

Welcome mist! Now that you're done "lurking" pull up a chair & stay awhile

 

[wandawag]

welcome to ecf and congrats on your vaping victory. stick around and be part of the group. this is a wonderful place for support during your journey.

 

[metrabolic]

Welcome! I did the same thing...lots of good information and advice.

 

[mist opportunity]

Thanks all! I'm officially pulling up a chair.

Chrissie - I'm using my basic ego CE5 starter kit but I already have my sights set on battery/clearo upgrades lol. My mind is still boggling from all the different things out there

BostLabs - I've read that many threads, it's very probable that your input has come in use somewhere along the way!

 

[mcol]

LOL - I still spend all my time searching and reading here instead of posting - welcome!

 

[DavidOck]

Hey, it's a good excuse to sit in front of the keyboard and vape!

 

[Chrissie]

Thanks all! I'm officially pulling up a chair.

Chrissie - I'm using my basic ego CE5 starter kit but I already have my sights set on battery/clearo upgrades lol. My mind is still boggling from all the different things out there

BostLabs - I've read that many threads, it's very probable that your input has come in use somewhere along the way!

An ego with CE5 is a very good start Next step up (if you feel you need a step up) is for something like a Twist or Spinner that has variable voltage or maybe a Vamo that also has a choice of variable wattage.

 

[mist opportunity]

Thanks for the advice - I've been looking at the Spinners. I also saw the VV battery with the LCD that Apollo sells...... it seems to have good reviews. Do you have any experience of these?

I'm thinking about Kanger T3 and/or eVod as my next step for clearos.

 

[gitaristamomokamo]

how about mechanical mods? and rda's?

 

[Ton Umali]

I re joined the group the minute I realized Im outdated already = >

"Come to where the vapor is"

 

[mist opportunity]

how about mechanical mods? and rda's?

Good grief, I'm lost

 

[candik]

Hi and welcome! This was/is also where I did/do my "serious" research. What a great place this is! So many people here taking time and effort from their day to offer what assistance they can really made a difference to me.

 

[mist opportunity]

It really is wonderful. I never imagined that there'd be a whole community for vapers. Heck, I didn't even know it was called vaping until browsing here after my questions were answered.

 

[DavidOck]

Evod or T3 is a good alternative to the CExxx. It will give you the experience of a bottom coil clearomizer, at a reasonable cost. They're very similar to each other. The T3 holds quite a bit more juice, the evod is about the same capacity as the CExxx, which is a top coil clearo.

If you decide you like the bottom coil design (the vape is a little different), then the Kanger Protank might be a logical next step.

At this point, since you're brand new to this, I don't think I'd recommend an RBA. Although a carto tank is pretty easy to learn, and vapes great.

To me, clearos are pretty easy to use. You can see the juice level, most are cheaply maintained (heads are cheap, rewinding your own coils cheaper), easy to clean.

 

[mist opportunity]

Thanks DavidOck. Then I'll order one T3 and one Evod soon and go from there

 

[DavidOck]

Sounds like a good plan, Mist. You'll be able to try the bottom coil devices and compare them to your CE5 top coil.

The "experience" is a bit different, so you'll be able to decide which you prefer. And that's the important part!

You'll find rabid adherents to each here on ECF. But what pleases you is what's vital to your success.

(BTW, if you decide you prefer the top coils, you might want to look into the Vivi Nova line.)