My vaping so far

[brfrompa]

Step 1. Ego twist. Nice little unit. Didn't like the lack of friction on the adjuster twist on the bottom, but it worked. Cartomizers worked on it. Clearomizer worked just fine. I was able to mix high and low ohm/resistance units and adjust the voltage as needed. Cartomizers are cheap and work very well. Then I get the itaste vv gives me vari-watts and volts now without the worry of the loose twisty on the ego. Very similar size to the ego.

Step 2. Itaste SVD, got a great price on sale and went for it. Great unit. Got and iClear 16 quad wick clearo that I liked a lot. Then it leaked out the bottom. Asked Rick at Vaporalley.com to sell me some o-rings but he refused. Instead on my next order he sent me a whole unit. Loving vaporalley.com. Quick ship, too.

Step 3 AGA-T tank and some wick building. Stainless mess that came with the unit. Followed all the web guides. Burnt nasty taste. Found out I didn't follow the guides as close as I thought. You MUST pulse the wick until it is ALL red hot. And you might as well forget your vv/vw SVD or small battery unit and just order the mechanical mod now. The electronic units won't pulse the wick because of some darn internal self preservation instinct to not dump the amps you need.

Step 4 The reviews rave about little atomizers and damn it if they aren't amazing. Dripping is a little less convenient but it sure taste good! Now and HH.357 atomizer is coming from Cisco, not the switch and router Cisco, the avidvapor Cisco, and I'm so looking forward to it.

Cheaper than cigarettes? Maybe once your gadget fix settles down!

Brent

 

[godek]

Cheaper than cigarettes? Maybe once your gadget fix settles down! Brent

Sure it is. I spent more than 350€ per month on cigarettes. I have been vapeing exclusively for nearly 2 years. After some spending money on stuff that was not really good, I have bought everything that ticked me off. And I'm still in the postitive. br godek

 

[artt]

That's the trick with vaping, controlling the "gadget fix". With diy juice my day to day cost is well under a dollar.

 

[DeathToAnalogs]

DIY is really the best way. Its so much cheaper and honestly I love the fact that I know I created it and can tweak it to my tastes.

 

[Falconi]

I just went to ECC at the anaheim convention center and picked up a bunch of free samples and juices that will last me for quite awhile. So right now this is very cost productive! lol