Hey, another new guy to the forum :)

[Parva]

Hi guys, I've been vaping on and off (whilst still smoking) for some time now, firstly with a basic eGo cig and then a Vamos V3 with Innokin and Kanger ProTank's. I've decided that this Xmas will be my last Xmas as a smoker and to that end I have pushed the boat out and got a ProVari P3 and an Aspire nautilus to set me on my way. Why did I spend a small fortune on a P3? Simple really, it will give me that extra little bit of encouragement I need to quit the smoking in order to recoup the cost (these things ain't cheap as most will know).

I have also ordered myself a fairly cheap rebuildable atomiser off Ebay and all of the necessary wire / wicks and whatnot. I've got plenty of Innokin and Kanger tanks kicking about but fancied having a go at building my own. If it proves successful then I may well eventually shell out for a decent K-Max or something, I just didn't want to spend that sort of money to start with until I was sure that I could competently manage to make by own builds.

So there we have it, I'm already finding the P3 and the Nautilus quite an improvement over the Vamos but that could be just psychological because it cost so much but really does feel like quality.

 

[Razorback]

Congrats on the decision Parva! You can do it my friend!

 

[Parva]

Congrats on the decision Parva! You can do it my friend!

Cheers m8.

 

[djsvapour]

Welcome Parva.

A Provari is a great incentive, good for you.

I use both rebuildable atomisers and off-the-shelf stuff too. For plug and play, I rate the mini Nautilus BVC above everything else to be honest.

As for rebuildable stuff, quite a bit of it sits in my box for the time when tanks will be subject to the 2016 laws in the UK. I do use Kayfuns, an Orchid and even a Taifun GT now and again. Not so long ago, they beat all the competition really, but I'm happy enough with mini Nautilus most of the time.

Glad to have you here.

 

[Ray in KC]

Sounds like you're on track for a healthier life for sure Parva congratulations!
You're gonna like it here these guys and gals are great and very helpful!

 

[daleron]

Welcome to ECF Parva, make yourself right at home

 

[Parva]

Thanks for the welcome guys. I mistakenly said I may get a K-Max eventually, of course I meant Kayfun, doh. I'm loving the Nautilus, seem to get bags of vapour but I'm not 100% happy with it. I'm finding the two smaller airholes too small but the bigger two are too big for my preferences. It's very marginal if I'm honest, I just wish it had something of a more infinitely adjustable airflow like my Kanger Aero Tank. It's not unpleasant, i'm just a little disappointed that there isn't a little more adjustment on it for my likings. That said, I think I'm getting accustomed to it now and I'm certainly loving the amount of vape I'm getting.

I've ordered an Orchid V3 style and all the wire and everything else to have a play with from Ebay. Probably not the greatest rebuildable on Earth but it will give me some grounding into building my own before I start spending silly money on others.

 

[djsvapour]

I've ordered an Orchid V3 style and all the wire and everything else to have a play with from Ebay. Probably not the greatest rebuildable on Earth but it will give me some grounding into building my own before I start spending silly money on others.

You can make that work, I'm sure.

 

[2naphish]

welcome and best of luck rebuilding. the more times you do it the easier it gets.

 

[Redruth]

Hello Parva and welcome to the ECF family. Glad you decided to join in.

Happy vaping.

 

[eratikmind]

Hello, Parva . . . Welcome to the ECF Vaping community.

The ProVari3 is an excellent choice. I was using a pair of eGos for about a month before I upgraded to a ProVari Mini. Personally, that decision most likely kept me smoke free.

Enjoy your P3 and I trust that you have a very productive Vaping adventure.

 

[Parva]

Thanks once again guys for the warm welcome. I've just found the link to the all-purpose calculator for working out number of coils to get a certain resistance amongst another raft of great tools, that's going to come in very handy over the next few days when my rebuildable stuff arrives, very happy new member.

 

[rdstern90]

Welcome to the forum. I just joined too, but I've been rebuilding for a while. I have a Kayfun Lite and I am really enjoying it. Before I had the Kayfun, I actually would rebuild my "replaceable" coil Snoktech Aro coil units. Sometimes I do miss the narrow tanks that fit perfectly on an ego setup which is why I didn't upgrade to the Kayfun sooner.

 

[Warpigs]

Welcome to ECF!

 

[chrisbo200]

rebuilding is really not that hard i thing some people over think it

 

[heinz]

I myself am saving for a Provari 3
I already have 2.5 and it's my baby
Good stuff


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