Hi Everyone

[xixth]

Hi,
I live in Australia. I am clueless as to how this all works.. batteries, liquids, no second hand smoke.. I don't understand but I'm really keen to try this.
I smoke 10-15 8mg cigs a day and have done on and off (more on than off) for 30 years.
Can anyone in Australia recommend a supplier to me and what exactly I am ordering.

Thanks for any help.

 

[Della Cirque]

Your at the right place, I'm just the wrong person to answer your questions. Welcome to the group and I know somebody will be along soon to point you in the right direction!

 

[madjack]

Welcome...chat around, say hi to a few newbies and get your 5posts in..wait an hour and you will be able to post in the Au/NZ forum for much better advice on what is available to you down under.........
madjack

 

[Iffy]

Read a few of the stickies at the top of this forum for some great info!

 

[bnrkwest]

Welcome! I also suggest reading all the stickies in the new member forum to learn about types of ecigs, about suppliers, etc. So much to learn! I use a KR808D-1 from Halo, they also have best tobacco flavors I have found. I think you will have fun browsing around. bnrk

 

[jtkl012]

Stickies very helpful!!! nice to meet you im new here too!

 

[Twistedlemon]

Welcome on board. Stickies were helpful for me too (new a week ago). Madjack hit it on the head.....get your 5 posts in then wait and you might get some more local help in the Au/NZ forum.

I will say that one week into it, I have been smoke free after 27 years

 

[dormouse]

Read the illustrated guide in the Library section here and seriously ignore the super-minis and the M401/M402 etc. I didn't ignore them and 3 weeks later I was buying something better.

The ECF Library

And beyond what is shown in that guide are popular fat battery models like Ego and Riva 510 which have much longer charge and the option to use the hotter LR (low resistance) atomizers and cartomizers for more hit. And beyond those are mods of all shapes and sizes, plastic, metal and even wood, which use easily available industrial protected lithium ion batteries that look similar to AA batteries and are charged in a separate charger.

When you have 5 non-spammed posts or replies and an hour wait, then you can post outside New Members.

Australia - New Zealand Forum

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/