DIY learning path

[progg]

The vast majority of my initial vaping knowledge was gained through reading. Due to time constraints I have to absorb/process the info in bits in pieces.

Is the sticky section the best place to begin?

Any other must reads and/or suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Iffy]

Da stickies AND HOOSIER's blog. And not necessarily in dat order...

 

[progg]

Da stickies AND HOOSIER's blog. And not necessarily in dat order...

Iffy, extra thanks. I didn't know Hoosier had a blog on the subject. He's a good writer. I'm sure I'll enjoy it.

 

[progg]

I've read Iffy's suggested sources. Good stuff.

Here's one more -- google diy e-juice mixing tutorial

It's a well written, personable, comprehensive, concise (no wasted words) tutorial. He's even made the all important math fun. Extremely helpful for the beginner.

Great job Rocketman.

 

[the_vape_nerd]

I think you can short circuit a lot of what is really needed here by downloading the breaktru calculator which may also now be called the "ejuice me up" calculator...

before you mix anything play around with the calculator itself...make sure you understand all the fields

once you learn this and I think anyone with a high school understanding of basic mathematics can do this in about 20-30 minutes, mixing juice at least in terms of the basics becomes quite easy

try to stay away from blending multiple flavors if you can...a single flavored juice will be easier, give you a vapable juice and boost your confidence and enthusiasm for the new hobby all at once

 

[progg]

Thanks for that thought tvn, appreciate it. I have nothing against calculators, or a problem with learning how to use them. Great device. I appreciate the authors' taking the time and their creative effort. I prefer to do the math. I use math daily sans calculator, except when the gozintas are too cumbersome. The closer to the activity the better I learn, and it keeps the brain lubricated.

Thanks for the KISS advice... A good reminder. I aim to.


edit *tvn -- your "ejuice me up" ref. was correct, Thanks. I'm not a complete Luddite -- I added it to the collection.