Im a newbie here ! Need abit of help
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Where are you going to buying your e-cig from? Most places will not ship to SG due to the laws.
I've bought from China and other places. The only downfall is the shipping time. I've gotten good clones and even authentics that I assumed were clones when I ordered them.
There is an SG forum here, which is the best place to look for info.
PLEASE READ ALL THE STICKIES FIRST!!! The SG forum has some very specific rules due to the unique situation there. Be smart and careful, and good luck!
SG Vapers | E-Cigarette Forum
PLEASE READ ALL THE STICKIES FIRST!!! The SG forum has some very specific rules due to the unique situation there. Be smart and careful, and good luck!
SG Vapers | E-Cigarette Forum
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If you're using a mech mod (just a battery in a tube) or a non-adjustable battery (like a simple ego) the lower-resistance coils will give you a warmer vape (or even a very hot vape, which you don't want) but will also produce more vapor. Higher resistances will provide a cooler, but thinner vape.
With a regulated mod (either VV or VW) there is less of a difference, and often using a higher resistance coil will give you more range to work with. If you''re starting out with a VV/VW mod try heads in the 1.8-2.5 ohm range to start with.
There are some sub-ohm heads (resistances less than 1 ohm; some go down to 0.5 or even 0.3) but these require that your mod can fire them; many regulated mods can't go below 1 ohm or thereabouts; you need a high-power mod to use these coils. And if you're using them in a mech mod you really need to learn about battery safety!!!
im using like a simple pen-liked ego vaper , any tips / advice for me just incase i will not screw everything up
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