hi al ive just joined i got my ecig yesterday and apart from a few probs battery not lasting long and not getting a good draw i love it ive got a mini 103 ive not had a ... since i got it if anyone could give me few tips that be great thanx 
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Hi rhoobarb! I am pretty new at this too and am unfamiliar with that model. Try taking a look at the sticky links at the top of the forum and see if they answer your questions?
Also there is a search for this forum if you scroll wayyyy down to the bottom left, you could type in your model name and see what comes up!
Welcome!
Also there is a search for this forum if you scroll wayyyy down to the bottom left, you could type in your model name and see what comes up!
Welcome!
I am new here also and still learning. Good luck vaping and just keep reading. That is what I am doing.
DSE103 is compatible with the RN4081, njoy NPro, the Smoking Everywhere Gold, and other models.
You might want to check out the RN4081 subforum here: RN 4081 *Super Mini* - E-Cigarette Forum
You might want to check out the RN4081 subforum here: RN 4081 *Super Mini* - E-Cigarette Forum
welcome rhoo. there are a lot of good ecigs. just read a lot on this forum to see which ones to try.. good luck
Also, I am going to assume you have automatic batteries?
If you have automatic batteries it will probably take some practice to get it working good.
Stand in front of a mirror and watch the LED as you take drags.
You want to see how hard you need to draw on it to get that LED lit.
And you want to see how hard you need to draw on it to keep it lit as long as possible.
For some automatic batteries your only choice is to do consecutive short drags.
And it is often said that a quick short initial draw (primer puff) followed by a real drag will work well.
Most people recommend slower, longer draws.
I recommend getting a manual battery.
If you have automatic batteries it will probably take some practice to get it working good.
Stand in front of a mirror and watch the LED as you take drags.
You want to see how hard you need to draw on it to get that LED lit.
And you want to see how hard you need to draw on it to keep it lit as long as possible.
For some automatic batteries your only choice is to do consecutive short drags.
And it is often said that a quick short initial draw (primer puff) followed by a real drag will work well.
Most people recommend slower, longer draws.
I recommend getting a manual battery.
Welcome Rhoobarb! I know you will find this forum full of information and some great people who are always more than willing to help! Congrats!
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