I just want to share my experience.

[jefffrrrrooo]

I've been vaping for 6 months and fell in love almost instantly. I of course did the dive in and buy a nice ego then another, then a more advanced innokin vv, then a vamo all the while buying this tank then a better tank, then mini protank 3 only to discover a nautilus so go and buy that and loved it. I'm Not even going to go into all the different juices half of which I never used because they taste blah A lot of money spent in 5 months. I was on my own and had nobody to point me in the right direction. About a month ago I acquired a kayfun. Learned how to wick and wire it and had that holy ..... moment of "oooohhhhh this is how its supposed to be". So now my setup is a $35 kayfun clone and a recently purchased $24 mech with some $7 per 30ml juice. Best experience so far. The most satisfied vape to date. All my other vape gear (and there's alot) is just sitting over there feeling sorry for it self. Thank you ECF...this place rocks!

 

[swanysto]

I think most of us realize after a while that simple setups can yield great vapes, but there is that itch inside that wants to test and tinker with things. I have always had that, it started with computers. Always upgrading video cards or ram, etc. There is a lot of money that is "wasted", but there is something gratifying in the testing and tinkering. Of course we all have to find our satisfying vape, or else there would only be one battery, one atomizer, and one brand of ejuice on the market. And really, the forum is just people expressing their journeys along the way.

 

[jefffrrrrooo]

There is a lot of money that is "wasted", but there is something gratifying in the testing and tinkering.

Yes I agree....Total fun trying new stuff. I just wish I had some real time advice.

 

[BrushyHillGuide]

Ergo the phrase, "It's a hobby, not a habit!"


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