Hi all, need help with a starter kit.
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this the kit you are talking about ? http://........com/qfvkj8d
Just like to say thank you all again, I have no idea what's what but I trust you all.
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Oops!Here ya go....Vision Spinner 1300 Kit
last Q for you and you are gonna think Im ......ed, in the drop down box I should go with 2x EVOD's ?
Yes. The Kanger MT3 is an old design, and the Innokin iClear 16 is a top coil design, which I do not recommend. The EVOD is an excellent design that provides good flavor, and it is super easy to use. Just firmly attach the coil to the base (they are delivered attached, but not tightly), fill it up, and screw the coil/base onto the body. Stick it on the battery and vape away.
I will go looking for some videos that will help you out once you get the kit delivered, including the video that TopFuel1997 was trying to link to. BRB with those.
Please feel free to ask any questions you might have. That's why we are all here. ECF helped me out immensely when I first started, so I am always looking to pay it forward in any way I can.
And just in case you get the Kanger EVOD kit, which is an excellent option, this is what you can expect to get in the box....
I ordered s a f e r c i g shttp://www...........co.uk/Evod_650mah_Starter_Kit/p705283_10213992.aspx (Had to get it there, the other sites were out of stock in the colour I wanted) after looking at my bank account. Ill get the twister things later.
Ill check out the videos.
Thanks for all the help, Ill report back when Ive tried it out.
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Ill check out the videos.
Thanks for all the help, Ill report back when Ive tried it out.
edit: replace ......... with s a f e r c i g s in the link without the spaces
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That's pretty good. You'll just need a USB wall charger if you don't have one already, and some e-liquid in your choice of flavour and strength. I recommend 18mg/ml or 24mg/ml if you were a heavy full flavour smoker. Maybe get a variety of flavours and strengths. Some people do find the higher strengths of nicotine uncomfortable.
The 2.4 ohm heads you get with that kit are fine, and are on the safe side. You might also want to try some 2.2 ohm heads for a little more flavour and vapour once you are familiar with the kit. Do NOT get the 1.8 ohm heads as they are not suited to the 3.7 volt output of those batteries.
Good luck!
Well before I came on here I was using e-lites and it was getting out of hand so I went on ebay and ordered a bunch of E sisha pens not really thinking and some juice. Don't know if the juice is any good iBaccy - 24MG Nicotine & 24mg SILK CUT 10ml e juice e liquid e shisha,metal needle 50% more flavour
Thanks for the tips.
Ill try the 2.2's and I have a wall usb charger for a cell phone will that work ??
output +5v 2.1A
output power 10.5W max
That should be fine for now. Juice is going to be the hardest to find something you like. The Hangsen juices on ..........co.uk are very good quality for when you need to restock. Good flavors to try would be 555 and RY4, but taste is very subjective.
I agree with fabricator4 about getting a wall adapter for charging, like I mentioned in my first post. It's just safer in general.
Good luck!!
Go to Vape Dojo and get an Evod starter kit for $15. It comes with the evod, the battery and the charger, all you need to start. You can then add from there at your leisure. I got TWO of them and their batteries are interchangeable with my mini tank. Can't beat the deal
The cell phone charger is just fine. It sounds like you are all set.
If the flavour and nicotine are too strong (you will know) then you can dilute them with good quality PG and VG if you have to, but try them as-is for now and see how you go.
Is there a downfall to charging with a computer? Just curious.
I just think that using a $400-2000 computer to charge a $20 battery that might short or blow up is just not worth the risk, no matter how small that risk might be.
Not as far as the actual charging is concerned, no. I do it myself very occasionally if the computer is the only power source available.
Basically you've got a circuit inside the battery that controls the charge shutoff, that they probably manufacture for less than $1 in China. There there's another circuit in the charging dongle that is supposed to provide safety and a secondary charging indication that might cost them about the same to make. The USB port on your computer is also a pretty simple part, but that is plugged into your computer's power supply and a data bus somewhere. Should something bad happen to the circuits that you plug into your computer it might at best kill your USB ports, or in the absolute worst case scenario kill your entire computer. As unlikely as it is, I don't think all of us feel entirely comfortable about recommending this.
Strangely (or funnily) enough, the main source of trouble is probably the Cheap USB wall adapters which are far more likely fail catastrophically, however at least your computer and data are safe. A high quality USB plug pack is the preferred method, so the lack of a plug pack in that kit is probably a good thing.
If you are currently using your computer for charging you don't need to be too concerned, but do consider getting a quality power supply with USB outlets at some point. You can also get power boards now that have two or more USB power outlets on them and it's a good option to minimise clutter for some people.
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