So here's my thing, I have a smoktech winder 100 ah with an aerotank. I've been vaping for like 2 months. Quit cigs cold turkey and I loved vaping. Ran into quite a few problems, ordering juice I don't like and will never use, vapors tounge, ordering the wrong coils and maybe it's just me but my battery blows. Now I'm dealing with poor vapor production and faulty coils. It's just a headache lol its stressful.
I think I'm done with ecigs
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I felt that way at one point when I had equipment and juice that didn't satisfy me. I hated the hassle, and I just wanted something that would work 99% of the time.
I did some research, got equipment that did what I wanted, and now I'm very content. A lot of people get frustrated as they are still learning the basics.
Just some thoughts.
I did some research, got equipment that did what I wanted, and now I'm very content. A lot of people get frustrated as they are still learning the basics.
Just some thoughts.
Hang in there. I've done it all from not priming my tanks and getting burnt taste from putting all my vape material and nuking it in the microwave. (Which metal isn't real good after you burn it. Brain fart moment from stress of vaping.) Wasted alote of money with that. And I also dry burned my coils to a burnt machinery taste out of noobiness. So i've done it all. Just hang in there get some basic vape gear and do it easy. Work your way up.
I've gone throughout it all, too. Buying crummy tanks, purchase e-liquid that I hate, dud coils,... the works. As Running said, find what works best for your PV, and then have some fun with it. Unfortunately, I had to waste a lot of money before I found "MY" pure set-up. However, these days, I'm so content with my vaping experience. I'm actually thrilled. Luckily, you have the forum so, with some research, you'll get a true preference and everything will be a breeze. I didn't ask questions and it costed me a ton of money over the past year and a half. I just now joined the forum today.
Don't quit..
Just over a month for me and 12 mods later.. I found what works for me.
You can too.
Just over a month for me and 12 mods later.. I found what works for me.
You can too.
If you have a local B&M with a tasting bar, that will be a good way to avoid buying juice that you don't like.
Yep that's why I buy from more the one vender and make my own juice still loving my 1300mah battery's
Vaping isn't as easy as smoking a cigarette. I think there's not one person here that hasn't spent money on something that doesn't work or isn't to their liking. eGo type batteries are normally entry level and maybe it's not the right PV for you. There are other PVs and atomizers that might be better for you. Just need to do some homework and see what's in your price range. Then post what you plan to buy and people will chime in.
Also, because you just stopped smoking, you might be experiencing more stress and anxiety from withdrawals. This will pass too. Need to drink plenty of water too.
Also, because you just stopped smoking, you might be experiencing more stress and anxiety from withdrawals. This will pass too. Need to drink plenty of water too.
Theres so many options out there for you to choose from, all it's gonna take is asking us or doing some research : )
Vapor tounge and the bad juices are part of the Trial and error deal, Took me a little while to find juices I liked. Get some samplers of the smallest size you can so u can know for sure if you like it and still not be throwing money out for juice that you hate, at least that way you'll know what you like and don't like.
Maybe it's time that you get a VV/VW device so you can have options when it comes to vaping.
Vapor tounge and the bad juices are part of the Trial and error deal, Took me a little while to find juices I liked. Get some samplers of the smallest size you can so u can know for sure if you like it and still not be throwing money out for juice that you hate, at least that way you'll know what you like and don't like.
Maybe it's time that you get a VV/VW device so you can have options when it comes to vaping.
A 1300mAh battery is a great start. I don't use clearomizers anymore so I can't really help there. I DIY my own juice but have tried some vendors, Alice in Vapeland, Mr. Vape Inc., and Mt.BakerVapor (my favorite). What type of flavors are you looking for? Tobacco is one of the hardest to get right for most people, RY4's seem to be a favorite. Are the flavors too weak, too perfumey, too what? You've come so far to quit now. We really want to help. 
A 1300mAh battery is a great start. I don't use clearomizers anymore so I can't really help there. I DIY my own juice but have tried some vendors, Alice in Vapeland, Mr. Vape Inc., and Mt.BakerVapor (my favorite). What type of flavors are you looking for? Tobacco is one of the hardest to get right for most people, RY4's seem to be a favorite. Are the flavors too weak, too perfumey, too what? You've come so far to quit now. We really want to help.
I got the juices I like now I just have a lot I don't like tgat I'll probably give away. I think I need an upgrade on my battery. Any suggestions? I was thinking the MVP 2.0
Vaping requires a lot of thought. It can be frustrating. Smoking doesn't require any thought at all. Pull out the smoke, light it smoke it. But vaping, what flavor juice, what ohm, voltage, wattage. What tank, clearomizer, atomizer, RBA, dripper. What nic level. What kind of battery, mod, vv, vw. Oh gee why doesn't the juice I just bought based on the free sample I got taste the same as the free sample? Silica, cotton, ecowool, stainless steel mesh. VG. PG. Organic, natural, artificial? It's enough to drive a person batty.
This will go on, like it did for me, for about five months, until the excitement of the newness of it all starts to fade and you just realize the answer is, have a vape, whatever kind of vape it is, just have it. But don't have a cigarette.
This will go on, like it did for me, for about five months, until the excitement of the newness of it all starts to fade and you just realize the answer is, have a vape, whatever kind of vape it is, just have it. But don't have a cigarette.
A Provari at first may seem expensive, but my vape with the right tank and juice, is now perfect. Keep trying, it is well worth it! took me two months to figure it out. Havnt smoked tobacco in the meanwhile. Well worth it if you ask me.
You will love the MVP 2. Good battery life and works great. I have two and I load up with a different flavor on each. If you have not tried any of the Aspire tanks I would suggest you try one. The Nautilis tank is the best if you want to dish out a few extra bucks. The MVP 2 with an Aspire tank on it is a very good match.
I have been at it 2 years best thing I can say is find a local store go hang out talk to the store owner and any customers you can you know you already got vaping in common
You won't be disappointed in the MVP 2, it's a great lil' mod. I have one and am using it as I sit here reading ECF.
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