Hi new to ECF and vaping

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Downtown

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If you're technical Mech mods are good for at home use and on the go if you don't mind carrying them around.

The MVPs are amazing devices, VV/VW makes them easy to get the correct flavor and cloud plumage out of tanks.

APV has the vamo v5 which I have heard nothing but great reviews on.

Nickoticket has amazing juice, along with Aliceinvapeland and MT. Baker Vapor has cheaper juices in high quantity if you're looking to stay cost effective.

RBAs are tricky and require a bit of a tech savvy person sometimes, but as people before me have said the Nautilus mini and most protanks are great.

Just try some stuff out post a bit more, everyone here can be quite friendly.
 

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Ask what a good mod or juice is and you'll get a hundred different answers. I wont add to that. But I will say that when someone asks you what you are currently set up with (i.e., wants to know your profile), they will usually give you the best answer. I noticed the first replier (Downtown) asked that. I'd follow his/her advice.
 

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How do you put a picture by your name??

At the top of the screen, next to 'My Profile' is 'Settings'. Click on 'Settings', on the left side of the page there is a line item that says 'Edit Avatar'. Click on that and follow the steps. Make sure you click 'Save' when you are done.

The Avatar is what shows up when you post, the Profile picture is what people see when they visit your profile page. :)
 

FallenRawToast

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Ego twist and kanger t3s chi-town vapors 7 leaves and some fruity flavors

I dont know that brand so hard for me to get too specific. I will say that Halo has some great tobacco flavors, if you are looking for something to try, their sampler packs are a great way to get into their stuff;
E-liquid Sample Packs | Halo Cigs

As to a mod, what you have is a great piece of starter kit. Sadly most of the bigger stuff uses 510 instead of ego threading. Not sure what your budget is, but for $60 to $70 you can get a great reliable work horse of a regulated mod, a MVP2.. with either a kanger aerotank or a aspire nautilus. I prefer the aerotank, the current fan fav seems to be the nautilus with the BVC coils. Anyways not knowing how much you are willing to spend, and exactly what you want to achieve, the setup I described is a nice easy incrimental step from what you have, plus with it you dont need to worry about a charger or battery purchase too (MVP's is built in).
 

FallenRawToast

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I have been watching Vapor Joe some really good deals, I think i want a vv/vw and a mechanical. I forsee me getting a collection going!

LOL.. yeah it happens to most of us :)

do yourself a favor before getting into a mech though, buy a decent $20 multimeter. It is the 2nd most useful tool for playing with tanks, mods and batteries I have. The first most useful too you ask.... a toothpick.......
 
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