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[Slickmudd]

Hi I just started vaping about a month ago quit smoking same time and never looked back starting with an mvp2 and an ego for three tanks so far an iclear 30, iclear, and an kanger unitank any tips would be appreciated thank you.

 

[Amiaji]

Hello and welcome to ECF!

 

[dreamreaper]

Hello Slickmudd!!!!
Welcome to ECF!!!!!

 

[dvdgroover]

Congrats on quitting! U have a great setup for starting out (or even for long-term users). Only advice I could give at this point for u is try as many different tanks, liquids, and pv's as possible. All have their own merits n u never know what new vape experience u might find.

 

[keonee]

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[Amberina]

Welcome!! You are going to love your MVP. I love mine! I have lots of ego's laying around but my MVP is my got to PV. I just keep lots of protank 2's filled with my favorite juices to switch out during the day. The Iclears are a bit harsh for me so I use Protanks, However I haven't tried the new Iclear and I heard its better. My favorite is a good carto tank but the protanks are just so easy to use....
Sounds like you have some pretty good stuff already!

Good Luck!!

 

[dripdaze]

Hello Slickmudd! Welcome to ECF and congrats on ditching the stinkies. You have a nice start on the equipment. Keep on vaping.

 

[TheReign]

Welcome, dont be afraid to ask questions about anything. theres always someone who can help you here!

 

[K_Tech]

Hello, welcome, and enjoy your stay!!

 

[Slickmudd]

Thanks everyone! I definitely will ask many questions being new to this and all sounds like there's lots of knowledge to be had thanks again!

 

[yellowsnow]

Hello and welcome to ECF. Kick back relax and do a lot of reading you won't regret.

 

[TheVapingJester]

Welcome to the forum! My advice, along with a lot of other folks on here, is make sure to have backups for your backups. You want to have something to fall back on in case your setup of choice becomes moody and doesn't want to cooporate. The MVP v2 is a great box mod, and is the only one available in it's price range without "pulse width modulation" which means you get a steady current vs. a pulsed output. That, as you know, is only one of the many great features this mod offers.The industry changes very rapidly so what's the best today will be average tomorrow. Just be open to try new setups and don't expect them to work flawlessly without knowing the ins and outs of your setup and how to properly use/adjust your settings. You are in the right place to learn the ropes so just keep reading and trying new things. My favorite setup is an MVP with a PT2 that I recently added an areotank base for airflow control and it works great. But when I am at home I like to drip into an igo-w on a m16 clone with 0 nic. 100vg juice. The vaping hobby has become a passion to me.(kinda sad, huh?") Good luck, and vape on!

 

[MotherNatural]

Congratulations, Slickmudd! Glad to hear your transition went so smoothly.

 

[Slickmudd]

Thanks for the info

 

[Slickmudd]

Thank you

 

[Slickmudd]

Thanks jester.!

 

[Hongook]

Congrats on quitting, I quit around the same time myself. Only been vaping for a month now but it easily turns into a hobby/passion and sooner than you know it you'll have a lot of extra mods/tanks/etc. My only advice is to do the research and if you see yourself becoming more invested, go ahead and jump straight into a higher end mod or APV. Slowly upgrading will ultimately just end up costing you more money.

 

[orichi11]

congrats to your quitting.

 

[TrickL]

Congrats to quitting and Welcome to ECF!!!