Everyones very first setup

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dhood

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Started with a 650mah ego twist and a CE4 clearomizer. Started upgrading batteries, then tanks, then batteries, then tanks, etc. Currently swapping between an iStick 50w and an IPV mini and have 6 tanks with different flavors in them: a Nautilus mini, two Kayfun Lite Plus v2s, a Kayfun nano, an Aerotank, and a Kanger Subtank. I swap between the 6 juices constantly so I never get bored with any particular flavor. All in just over 6 months.
 

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Stevemonett

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I started vaping on January 30, 2015 and haven't touched an analog aside for rolling them for my wife. Anyway, my first setup is a Kangertech EVOD 2 2-pack starter kit running stock 650mah battery and 1.5 ohm coil. For what it is, it's not that bad. I am looking into modding next because im not sure if a standard vv is gonna hold up. I went from smoking over a pack a day to nothing at all.
 

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I started with ecgo twist with a mini bcc single coil with 24mg juice. Then got the MVP2 with a subtank3. Now I have a Istick 20w with a kayfun lite and I alternate a subtank mini. I am vaping creme de menthe right now, but do other flavors. I am kind of a mint freak I must admit. I have not tried dripping yet. Been analog free for eight months now. I am also down to 6mg juice.
 

Blin43

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Hello everyone... I'm fairly new to vaping I started a few months back with one of the cheap gass station set ups I don't remember what it was at this point lol... Then about a month ago I got a evod vv 650mah with an aspire tank... And today I bought a kamry 20 and a Nautilus mini... Very excited I'm loving vaping I haven't smoked an analog since I started vaping...
 

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    A start for me was a CE4 plastic clearomizer with a 650mAh eGo type of battery. On this trip for 5 months now and I haven't changed the setup much. I prefer the CE4+ clearo's though, they're easier to clean, and I use the 650 while a 900mAh battery is charging up.
     
    Been vaping for about two months now. My brother started about a year ago and amassed quite a collection. He started dripping and once I got into it he gave me his Innokin iTaste MVP 2.0 with KangerTech Protank 2 using 2.5 ohm atty's. I'm upgrading to the KangerTech turbo soon. He also gave me a vape pen (not sure what kind) but with the aspire tanks that thing is ridiculously long. Haven't really used it but I love my ITaste and the KangerTech tanks can't be beat IMHO :)
     

    proteckt3d

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    As my sig says, switched to vaping about two years now and I started with rebuidables. My setup was the very common then Ego battery and a7 rda and china liquid but soon went for DIY e-liquid. Replaced dripping with genesis atties for a while and for one year now I have been using a Provari 2.5 mini and kayfun mini and penelope v3 for atties and I don't see replacing this setup any time soon. Microcoil and organic cotton, never dry burn, just clean or replace coils.
     

    2legsshrt

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    Well when I started out in 2008 there were no variable wattage or voltage pieces available. I was using a pencil type of battery with a 510 atomizer with a tip that was filled with some type of filling material. Believe me they were not the best. I tried tea bag mods, filler material that was made for fish aquariums anything I could to get a better vape. Now things are different, I have 5 Provaris's, Vapor Shark rDNA40, SX mini and waiting on a new SXmini M class. Temperature controlled. I can't believe what people are starting out on these days. As far as I am concerned far to advanced and unsafe for a newbie. My advice has always been for a newbie to start out with an MVP2 kit. They are a great little ecig. Maybe not the best looking but are rock solid. They come with an iClear 30 I believe which is not the best tank on the market IMO but works fine to get you started. The battery lasts for 2 days and they have plenty of safety features on them to keep you safe. They are far more advanced from what I started with but vaping was new then. Once you get a hang on what it is like to vape something good safely then move on to something else. Maybe I am old fashioned but that is my advice. give yourself some time and you'll be getting a good vape in the meantime. The MVP has been around for a long time and if you check around you can get the kit fairly cheap. Then all you need is juice. Make sure you have plenty of that on hand too. Don't go to a vape shop and let them talk you into something that you don't understand, Get a Variable Wattage device and watch lots of videos and ask questions.
     
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