Good vape!

[scottfeldstein]

In other news, GOSH I'm enjoying the vape off my ESP 30 and nautilus Mini. I'm vaping at 10w using Brew City "Blue Razz" juice at a 6 nic level on the second-to-tightest draw. Brilliant. Just bought this kit earlier today. I'm sure there's better out there, but it's a leap up from what I had been using.

 

[Ou2mame]

I started with a markten, and then a cheap ego and then a good ego... And then a Nautilus mini. And it was a solid setup. But as time went on, my gadget envy increased, along with wanting more airflow, and moved on and on and on lol.. But I usually recommend the Nautilus mini to most beginners because it works so well.

 

[Lessifer]

Some people advocate skipping "beginner" gear and just moving up to "advanced" setups, but sometimes the journey teaches you things you couldn't learn otherwise. I wish there were really great clearos when I started, but the ce4 and t3 got me off the cigs.

From your other post, you sound like someone who might be interested in vape culture and what is going on in the political realm. There's a link to a petition that sums up a lot in my signature. You should also check out the media and news, FDA, and legislation forums too.

 

[Ou2mame]

Yeah I guess going through the crap gear does help you appreciate the better gear. My first build was the Nautilus coils... by the time I got a kayfun I was a pro at building haha

 

[Lessifer]

Yeah I guess going through the crap gear does help you appreciate the better gear. My first build was the Nautilus coils... by the time I got a kayfun I was a pro at building haha

Yup, the ce4 taught me about maintenance and dry burning, and to make sure my wicks were always wet. The t3 taught me about rebuilding, and flooding/leaking. I also learned that I like good airflow but am mainly a mouth hitter, very little lung penetration for me. Of course now I squonk with mid sub Ω drippers, but it took me awhile to get here.