i have some general questions envolving e-cigs

[mickyboondock]

so im sorta new to e-cigs, and ive been looking into the joyetech ego-c. i currently have a blu ecig that takes disposable cartidges, but thats as far as ive gone involving ecigs. i was wondering what the difference in atomizers, tanks, cartidges, and cartomizers are, as well as clearomizers. i just done know which one will be best for me. i puff on my ecig all day, and i am for sure getting the 1000mah battery. but i was wondering if i should get the twist battery, and if i should just get the starter kit for the joye ego-c, or just buy everything seperate, and get a different atomizer/cartomizer. thanks.

 

[BusterTheDog]

If you can stick it out with the Blu's for awhile you can find some great deals on starter kits at Fast Tech.

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Best Starter Combo kit out there, imho, provides two batteries, i.e., the twist and/or spinner, and two toppers, i.e., the eVod and/or MT3s, among others: Vision Spinner Joye Ego-C Twist Combo.

I see this kit recommended more than any other here on ECF as a very GOOD starter kit. You will also need some replacement head coils, say a box of 5 to start, then, of course some good juices. Try sampler packs in tobacco and fruits in the smaller quantities to find what you like, then order in quantity.

Welcome to ECF, good luck, happy shopping and Vape On!

 

[Faylool]

The VV twist will regulate the volt you set it to so it stays strong until the battery dies. The plain ego-c, or unregulated will drop in voltage as you use it. It gets frustrating. Best to avoid frustration.

 

[Tenzo]

You would be surprised at what having a variable voltage does to your vaping experience. I would recommend visiting your local vape shop, and let the questions roll. Most shops even use VV ego type models for juice testing. Hope this helps.

 

[bacc.vap]

The ego batteries work just fine, I would suggest to get a twist so you can fine tune to your liking. The "C" (changeable coil) part of the system is a bit outdated as far as I'm concerned. It works for some, but I would'nt recomend it for anyone but the very lightest of smokers, it's not going to wick very well and if you're going to be puffing on it all day it may not be the best choice for a juice delivery system.jmo

 

[AttyPops]

Welcome to ECF.

IDK if I understood your questions but...for some of the general info see the info section: ECF InfoZone - The is the E-cigarette Forum Information Zone, for all your ecig needs

The kits won't come with all the stuff you'll accumulate over time anyway. So plan on buying more stuffis like tanks, cartos, clearo, atomizers, etc. anyway. Kits will give you something to start with. Exploration is up to you from there on out.

1000 mAh batteries are fine. Yes, I'd get the twist or other VV battery over a fixed voltage battery.

Good Luck!

 

[jozef-3d]

I initially bought the 1000amh one and I thought it was way too long for my liking. It would always poke my side while it was in my pocket when I sat down because of its length. Thankfully the guy at the vape store let me return it and I got the 650amh and its the perfect size without looking too abnormal or feelin like I'm carrying a rod. LOL. I vape mostly all day and the 650 lasts me through the day. I am considering getting a back up 650 in case I forget to charge up I have a spare.

 

[jozef-3d]

Might I mention, I also have a spare charger at work that I recharge with when I need to stay late and do some overtime.