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super dave

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2) What kind of electronic cigarette are you currently using and do you switch back and forth between other models/setups?
I still have my original 650 mah batteries (2) that I've been using for almost a year and one half, I use these along with 4 other ego types, mostly for travel. I also use in between these, my vv lava tube and a few other vv mods with 3.5 ml tanks for the mods and 2.0 ml ones for the egos and I have about 12 of these tanks and many batteries and chargers and a lot of juice and much storage!
 

DustyZ

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3) What type of electronic cigarette would you recommend to a newbie and what advice would you give them?

I would actually recommend as a started either a type of eGo battery or a Spinner and give those a try and take the time
to do research and learn more to figure out what would be best for them and to take it slow and not to thing that
something is going to happen overnight.
 

OptimusPrimerib

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3) What type of electronic cigarette would you recommend to a newbie and what advice would you give them?

I would say to start with any eGo NOT A TWIST, because most people dont know that much abouts ohms and voltage when they first get started and i wouldnt want them to burn out thier gear not knowing what theyre doing at first. and i would recommend any clearo that has a replaceable head probably a Protank because they can vape any flavor due to the glass and theyre relatively easy to clean and maintain.
 

super dave

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3) What type of electronic cigarette would you recommend to a newbie and what advice would you give them?
I would recommend a regular type 650 mah ego kit and dripping atty's are great for starters and for trying different juices. The egos are a great lasting value and a very reasonable price and with the 510 connection you can adapt whatever your heart desires. Watch out for all of the advertising of products and with there high costs, you don't need this! Later on you will know what you really need and want, good quality and simple is what you want! Learn to take care of and clean what you have, you don't really need a lot but to have a back up for the back up is a good rule of thumb and you will be happy!
 

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3) I've started several friends with the ego/protank combination and truly believe it's a reasonably priced and high performing place to start. It takes a bit of knowledge to get it working how you would like but I'm not sure I would have quit using cartos and the like.

For advice I would say don't try to get the cheapest starting setup you can find. You'll get your cash back after saving your cigarette money and it's important to make sure you get a setup that's going to work for you.
 

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3. I usually recommend an Ego Twist or Spinner with an EVOD to start with. I tell newbies that if they are close to an Ecig store they should go in and try flavors. The biggest expense in starting out is trying so many flavors and only ending up liking only a couple. Flavor tasting for free can save you money and frustration.
 
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