hi. very new at this. my friends got me a ipv mini. So any advice of info you can tell me it would be awesome. All I know how to do is fill it,smoke it,charge it. That's about it. They gave it to me and left me on my own. Thanx peeps!
hi, very new at this lol
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Thank you. I happened to stumble upon this site. I'm excited about this,I haven't had a cigarette in 2 days. I've never went that long lol
I'll get the hang of it. Lol I already got yelled at the other day. I'm dingy,forgive me
Ive been vaping over a year and I still smoke one every rare once in a while. 9 total in 14 months. But many have said its about all the cigs u didn't smoke. I can only take one really before it's kinda nasty...
Also I've never been on a forum. Hope I'm doing this correctly lol
Welcome fellow dingy.Lol
Search around the site and ask away. Lots of experience here. Not me of course.
Congrats on the not smoking part.
Search around the site and ask away. Lots of experience here. Not me of course.
Congrats on the not smoking part.
Hello and welcome!
You got a nice device which i doubt you will feel the need to upgrade that soon. With that said, the atomizer you use affects your vape the same, or more than the mod itself. So i would suggest you read up on different styles of atomizers (there is a plethora of information on them on ECF). Also try different liquids, different VG/PG ratios, flavors and nic levels until you find what is right for you. Once you get familiar with those things, i highly recommend getting into DIY, from rebuildable atties and building your own coils to DIY liquids. DIY offers unlimited options to fine tune and tailor make builds and liquids to your preference. ECF has a huge DIY section explaining what you need to know
I say all this assuming you want vaping to become a hobby
Good luck and enjoy the vape!
You got a nice device which i doubt you will feel the need to upgrade that soon. With that said, the atomizer you use affects your vape the same, or more than the mod itself. So i would suggest you read up on different styles of atomizers (there is a plethora of information on them on ECF). Also try different liquids, different VG/PG ratios, flavors and nic levels until you find what is right for you. Once you get familiar with those things, i highly recommend getting into DIY, from rebuildable atties and building your own coils to DIY liquids. DIY offers unlimited options to fine tune and tailor make builds and liquids to your preference. ECF has a huge DIY section explaining what you need to know
I say all this assuming you want vaping to become a hobby
Good luck and enjoy the vape!
I smoked a pack a day minimum for 17 years from the time I was 17 to 34, loved smoking, but It just got to be too much, didnt even enjoy it really anymore. Vaping is so much better in every way. So much flavor and I use sub ohm tanks which put out some heavy duty clouds that really make me happy
Welcome to the forum ms_jujubee. Glad to have you here with us 
My advice would be get a spare tank because if anything goes wrong (eg flooding), at least you can still vape and wont go back to the cancer sticks.
My advice would be get a spare tank because if anything goes wrong (eg flooding), at least you can still vape and wont go back to the cancer sticks.
Thank you. My friends have built this 1. But I went to vapor store and tried a bigger one,it was better. I wanted a cute small girlie one. But I smoke cigarettes like a big burley man lolHello and welcome!
You got a nice device which i doubt you will feel the need to upgrade that soon. With that said, the atomizer you use affects your vape the same, or more than the mod itself. So i would suggest you read up on different styles of atomizers (there is a plethora of information on them on ECF). Also try different liquids, different VG/PG ratios, flavors and nic levels until you find what is right for you. Once you get familiar with those things, i highly recommend getting into DIY, from rebuildable atties and building your own coils to DIY liquids. DIY offers unlimited options to fine tune and tailor make builds and liquids to your preference. ECF has a huge DIY section explaining what you need to know
I say all this assuming you want vaping to become a hobby
Good luck and enjoy the vape!
Thats a big part of It, find out what you need to keep you satisfied and dont go back to smoking. Keep enough juice around so you don't run out and a spare tank really helps. I always like having a spare device as well in case one needs charged.Welcome to the forum ms_jujubee. Glad to have you here with us
My advice would be get a spare tank because if anything goes wrong (eg flooding), at least you can still vape and wont go back to the cancer sticks.
I definitely will.ill freak out if I have nothing.Welcome to the forum ms_jujubee. Glad to have you here with us
My advice would be get a spare tank because if anything goes wrong (eg flooding), at least you can still vape and wont go back to the cancer sticks.
Ive been smoking since I was 15 a pack and half a day of red 100s,and I'm 43. I have never been without a cigarette. I'm really liking this vape thingI smoked a pack a day minimum for 17 years from the time I was 17 to 34, loved smoking, but It just got to be too much, didnt even enjoy it really anymore. Vaping is so much better in every way. So much flavor and I use sub ohm tanks which put out some heavy duty clouds that really make me happy
Jeez I have to learn this forum thing too. I'm all over the place lol told you I was dingy. So just please bare with me hehe
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