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revco

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Welcome to ECF!

There's a lot to get into. I'd definitely recommend spending some time reading the various things so you can get a better idea of what you want to get into. You can look into mods, which will give you a pleasant experience above your current VV devices. There's pretty much endless combinations of tanks out there to try, too. There's RBA's and RDA's, but that's definitely not something for beginners...but to hear the people here say it, it's the best thing. These forums are chock full of information on the vaping scene, you could spend years here, no doubt.

I think the goal should be to find what works for you...there's a lot of people here who pursue gear endlessly and I see no reason for that. That could be your current setup, it could be something ultra-advanced. Part of it, though, is looking at your vaping style, looking for gear that fits that style and pulling the trigger to see how it works...then you'll truly enjoy that "next best thing" for you!
 

TheReign

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Don't listen to them! Get as much gear as you can! Lol jk, finding what works for you best might take that to figure it out. If it does, by the time you find your perfect setup, you might just want to keep grabbing stuff. I have my perfect setup for my VV/VW but i want to start getting other things as well. Currently have two mods one VV and one mech, a few clearos a carto an juice. That is not going to stop for me Lol.

Find what you are comfortable with and if you don't feel the need to get anymore, you dont have too. If you do, Just know that there are people on this site that will help you through getting the right things for your needs.

Cheers:toast:
 

SVÆRIK

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Thannks for the warm welcome, all.
I don't have a whole lotta questions at this point.
I do believe I'll be getting a vamo v5 soon enough, I'm a bit tired of using my multi meter to measure coil resistance.
At this point I look at vaping as somewhat of a hobby so I'm trying to take it slow with the upgrades and add-ons and whatknots.

Those dibi mods though....maaaaaan, as a former custom wood worker, those are beautiful!
Had me drooling!
 
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