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[Faylool]

SASmith. I like your horse's saucey strip! Its time to ride soon. Im old so i need no mud and no rain. My horse is a TWH black with saucy strip. Her TWH chestnut pasture mate with saucy strip got put down last month, old age. We got her old and she had it good the last 4 years here. Saucy strips are so much better than straight ones. Good luck with vaping! It is frustrating at first. Remember if tou arent frustrated you're probably not learning anything!

 

[SASmith]

SASmith. I like your horse's saucey strip! Its time to ride soon. Im old so i need no mud and no rain. My horse is a TWH black with saucy strip. Her TWH chestnut pasture mate with saucy strip got put down last month, old age. We got her old and she had it good the last 4 years here. Saucy strips are so much better than straight ones. Good luck with vaping! It is frustrating at first. Remember if tou arent frustrated you're probably not learning anything!

Well thank you, Toffee's her name and lazy's her game. But that's fine by me, I turned 60 in December (still wondering how the heck that happened), I don't do rain or mud either. I just like to wander down the trails , nothing too exciting. My Daughter-in-law had a TWH, he passed away a few years ago, but was a fabulous horse. I lost my Appy about 5 years ago and Toffee is his replacement, a lot shorter and a little less stubborn, she's a Arab-Quarter horse cross and quite a little lady. Thanks for the encouragement , looking forward to hitting the trails with Toffee and my Ego.lol

 

[Faylool]

Welcome. I answered your question in the other thread, with plenty of typos. Its been a journey for me. I didnt start riding until i was 50 and my mare just turned three when i got her with one month start. Shes herd bound and a the bossy kind in the herd and shes a little hot. Not a beginners horse and never will be! Weve come a LONG way on a crooked oath but mostly Parelli. Im super well studied. Great with ground work training but riding is a different deal. Mainly because i try to ride when someone is around or riding together but that happens to rarely. This year my mare and i are up to going alone....if i dont i wont get to ride enough...again. Times runningnout

 

[adiakiw]

My Ego-C Twist produces a lot of vapor!

 

[SASmith]

Help!!!, still using the stinkies, I got our kits, charged up the batteries, EGoC-twist 1000. Got out the Vapeonly BBC mega clears, couldn't get the bottom off of one, but finally got it off, filled it with juice, put it on the battery, clicked the battery 5 quick times, set the battery to 3.2, tried it, nothing, I then clicked it five quick times again in case I had turned it off, still nothing, repeated this several time on the other charged battery still nothing. Okay so I pulled out the Vivi Nova, looked up the instructions, filled it up and repeated the procedures above with both batteries still nothing. I'm so frustrated I could bite myself, but I'll just have another stinkie instead. I have contacted Canvape and will await their response. Anybody have any suggestions on what I am doing wrong. Please bear in mind that no instructions came with the kit, but I did download the instructions for the twist from the manufacturer and got the instructions for the Vivi Nova and BBC Mega Clear from u-tube videos. Thanks

 

[SASmith]

Okay, before anyone goes to too much trouble, after much searching and even reading the manufacturers instructions, it took a GrimmGreen video to point out that you have to push the button when you take a drag, it's working, yeah!!!! Thanks everyone! Now just have to learn how to draw without killing myself. lol

 

[Muffinman92835]

the bombshell V2 has a long live spam and with the very common 510 connector you have plaenty of options to what u can put on it

 

[edski2]

like many have said the Spinner or Twist is a really good place to start!

 

[SASmith]

Okay, it's been 2.5 days without the stinkies, quite a feat for me!!!

 

[Iusedtoanalog]

Okay, it's been 2.5 days without the stinkies, quite a feat for me!!!

Congratulations are in order.... Great Job. Keep up the good work. Happy Vaping.

 

[SASmith]

So far so good, 8 days no stinkies, Yeah!!!!

 

[Karmick]

Another great Canadian place to go to is Electric Cigarettes | E Cigarettes Canada | Buy Electronic Cigarettes

They are based in Montreal, have great Starter Kits, great variations on faves & an amazing selection of MODS as well.

Plus, their specialty is Juices!

Also a great place is e Cigarette Canada (based in Toronto) as well as Urban Vapour

as well as : Welcome to East Coast Vape


To start, my advice is to go with Vision Spinner or 1300 mah Eg0-C Twist; flexibility & all day power.

Good luck & keep vapin'!

 

[dedi]

congrats SAS! I just happened to read t his thread and saw your success!

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

So far so good, 8 days no stinkies, Yeah!!!!

Congrats and glad it's working out so well

 

[Karmick]

Darnit but I love, love, love SUCCESS STORIES!!!


Keep on Vapin' cuz it's healthy , fun & smells GRRRRReatttt!


Love & continued success,


Karmick

 

[vernhall]

Having been the full route on ecigs I'd suggest skipping all the in-betweens and go right straight to a mod like a Vamo or something comparable. Not saying, heaven forbid, to jump into something like a Provari unless you're made of money, but you can pick up a Vamo kit from VaporBreak (cheapest vamo mod vv vw starter kit) for under $35 that gives you everything you need except a cleaomizer or tank to get you up and running.

I've had everything from cig-a-likes on up the pike and sure wish I'd settled on something like my Vamo from the beginning. Would've saved a ton of money, time, and headaches...

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Having been the full route on ecigs I'd suggest skipping all the in-betweens and go right straight to a mod like a Vamo or something comparable. Not saying, heaven forbid, to jump into something like a Provari unless you're made of money, but you can pick up a Vamo kit from VaporBreak (cheapest vamo mod vv vw starter kit) for under $35 that gives you everything you need except a cleaomizer or tank to get you up and running.

I've had everything from cig-a-likes on up the pike and sure wish I'd settled on something like my Vamo from the beginning. Would've saved a ton of money, time, and headaches...

I also ordered my Vamo from VaporBreak and am very pleased but can no longer recommend them. At my urging a friend ordered one and his is faulty. He's having a NIGHTMARE time with the CS at VB. Looks like it'll be 1 1/2 - 2 months before he has a replacement. After shipping costs he could've bought here for about the same price.

 

[MiamiMom63]

Okay, before anyone goes to too much trouble, after much searching and even reading the manufacturers instructions, it took a GrimmGreen video to point out that you have to push the button when you take a drag, it's working, yeah!!!! Thanks everyone! Now just have to learn how to draw without killing myself. lol

Lol, Sas. So glad you pushed that button. Oh, and i love GrimGreens videos! The setup you have should be real nice and best wishes!

 

[SASmith]

Well, it's one month tomorrow and not one stinky, my husband has cut down by about 75%, so there is progress. I love the ego twist and really like the Viva Nova and the Kanger T2, not very fond of the T3, it's really quite airy. I want to thank everyone again for all the help and encouragement, I will try to pay it forward to other newbies, as best I can!

 

[midnight.fairy]

If you want something small an ego t kit works well. You get two so when one loses it's charge you can switch to the other and I always thought it produced a good amount of vapor. My c twist produces more but a fully charged ego t does the job! I still use them too.