Ive smoked a pack a day for over 25 years and I need to quit. I tried a Blu and it was ok. Ive researched on this forum for about 16 hours and I think I want an EVIC. Basically Im looking for the best set up in one kit and where to purchase. Im also looking to get an ego as a backup. Im new and dont understand a lot of the acronyms. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Hi Viper and welcome to ECF!
You can find some common abbreviations and acronyms used on this forum here:
Forum Glossary - ECF InfoZone
Also, if you hover your cursor over and acronym, like PV or APV, the forum will display a definition.
If you want some basic information about e-cigs, you can find it here:
ECF InfoZone - The is the E-cigarette Forum Information Zone, for all your ecig needs
So what exactly do you want to know about Evic?
You can find some common abbreviations and acronyms used on this forum here:
Forum Glossary - ECF InfoZone
Also, if you hover your cursor over and acronym, like PV or APV, the forum will display a definition.
If you want some basic information about e-cigs, you can find it here:
ECF InfoZone - The is the E-cigarette Forum Information Zone, for all your ecig needs
So what exactly do you want to know about Evic?
Somebody recommended this vendor, but I do not own an EVIC so I can't vouch for it.
Joyetech eVic Starter Kit | eVic Vapor Intelligent Ecigarette from AquaVaporCig North Carolina
That site also carries Vision Spinner VV batteries and their prices seem OK.
As soon as you get 5 posts, I suggest you visit the EVIC subforum and start a thread there. You'll be able to talk to other evic users:
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Joyetech eVic Starter Kit | eVic Vapor Intelligent Ecigarette from AquaVaporCig North Carolina
That site also carries Vision Spinner VV batteries and their prices seem OK.
As soon as you get 5 posts, I suggest you visit the EVIC subforum and start a thread there. You'll be able to talk to other evic users:
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I got my evic from myvaporstore.com I I I Never had any problems with that vendor. As for juice I prefer backwoodsbrew.net and altcig
local vape shop would be good coz they can help u set up... price wise it will be a little more, but not by much considering shipping costs saved and the free tutorial that will help u in all aspects.... plus you can always go back and bug them about any issues you may have =)
just filling a carto tank took me some time hahahaha i kept wasting juice =(
i am a newbie and not an expert... after a lot of trial and error my final set up is:
mini vivi nova 1.8 ohms (great flavor and vapor using 8-10 watts)
eVic kit with =long tube 18650 battery (battery last a long time)
= short tube 18350 battery (for when u need a smaller device ,, just carry some extra batteries)
stingray bridgeless dripping atomizer 1.5 ohms paired with an ego empire drip shield ( you wont need adapter for evic) EmpireMods › Empire Drip Shields it will contain any leak if any)
ego twist (joyetech) for variable voltage output...
couple of boge unpunched cartomizers
online is also good but i found it easier to deal with local shop .. i like being able to see and feel the actual product, if the price difference will be really tremendous i buy it online after i know what i wanna have...
short mode
original long tube wrapped with sticker
carry set up in a hard case (eyeglass case) for front/ back pocket i'm barely trying to learn rba got the iGo S ..... then later will get Aga T 's
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@ViperSRT,
I started vaping with my friend's eVic (he upgraded to a Provari, i bought his eVic), and the eVic is a great regulated mod to get started with vaping. Why?
- Clean and functional display
- Intuitive voltage and wattage controls
- 510 adapter means just about any tank/carto/genny can be fitted on to it
- Statistics (vape count, daily limit, etc) can be ported to your PC or Mac and the software plots a graph of your intake
@katya,
Hello again! You had a good sleep?
I started vaping with my friend's eVic (he upgraded to a Provari, i bought his eVic), and the eVic is a great regulated mod to get started with vaping. Why?
- Clean and functional display
- Intuitive voltage and wattage controls
- 510 adapter means just about any tank/carto/genny can be fitted on to it
- Statistics (vape count, daily limit, etc) can be ported to your PC or Mac and the software plots a graph of your intake
@katya,
Hello again! You had a good sleep?
btw i smoked regularly since 1984........ started vaping feb 1, 2013........ ECF is my go to site for information =)
Thanks for the information. Unfortunately I live in a very small town, Knob Noster MO (Whiteman AFB). With things I don’t know a lot about I like to deal with a local shop but the closest one is 45 min. There seems to be a lot of trial and error in getting the right set up
@katya,
Based on a beginner's standpoint, the eVic works wonders. The fact that the mod provides firmware updates means there's a lot more to the eVic in every update.
The VAMO, however is for intermediate to advanced (regulated voltage) vapers who want accuracy (RMS settings) and consistency when vaping.
Based on a beginner's standpoint, the eVic works wonders. The fact that the mod provides firmware updates means there's a lot more to the eVic in every update.
The VAMO, however is for intermediate to advanced (regulated voltage) vapers who want accuracy (RMS settings) and consistency when vaping.
That's what I thought. I've seen some complaints about evic being fragile and not very reliable--did you have any problems with yours?
@katya,
Regardless of the price, i handle my mods with care. For that, my eVic's been pretty great thus far.
Regardless of the price, i handle my mods with care. For that, my eVic's been pretty great thus far.
I had an eVic, the gadgety bit was cool, the device itself was just alright for me. After about 3 weeks of all day vaping i noticed some thing building up in the control head which appeared to be condensation from the vapeing... Stopped using it, went back to my ego twist... After a few days the condensation disappeared, so i started using it again... no issues, a few weeks later same thing, only now the whole thing wont turn on... if i disconnect the battery from the control head it sometimes turns on and says it charging...
Anywho, my virst ecig was a volcano, i think it was the inferno if im not mistaken... Works better than anything else ive had...still use them more often than my ego's... was doing research to go back to a big battery and VV, and decided to go with the lava tube. For the starter kit, its $139 with free two day shipping, that includes the device, the battery, the charger, a carrying case, a tube tank, and a bottle of liquid.
Anywho, my virst ecig was a volcano, i think it was the inferno if im not mistaken... Works better than anything else ive had...still use them more often than my ego's... was doing research to go back to a big battery and VV, and decided to go with the lava tube. For the starter kit, its $139 with free two day shipping, that includes the device, the battery, the charger, a carrying case, a tube tank, and a bottle of liquid.
I own an eVic, and while I love it, I have some issues with the build quality...
The toggle/jog switch/dial has an awful lot of play. It just feels fragile to me...I've only had the mod a month, but I'm curious to see just how durable it will turn out to be. For this reason alone, it's pretty much my stay-at-home mod.
Also, the button has a bit of play as well. While the battery stays put in the device snugly, there's plenty of rattle if you shake the mod a bit from the button and toggle combined. I kind of expected better fit and finish from a $115 device.
Also, it's nearly impossible to read the screen in bright sunlight (which we have PLENTY of here in Florida). I'm hoping Joyetech adds a brightness control in a future firmware update...if that's even possible. As said many, many times before, 6V would be nice as well.
Nit-picking aside, it's a great device that I enjoy greatly...my new iTaste MVP has become my travel/work mod, and the eVic gets vaped at home. I still use the eVic frequently, and love the performance.
The toggle/jog switch/dial has an awful lot of play. It just feels fragile to me...I've only had the mod a month, but I'm curious to see just how durable it will turn out to be. For this reason alone, it's pretty much my stay-at-home mod.
Also, the button has a bit of play as well. While the battery stays put in the device snugly, there's plenty of rattle if you shake the mod a bit from the button and toggle combined. I kind of expected better fit and finish from a $115 device.
Also, it's nearly impossible to read the screen in bright sunlight (which we have PLENTY of here in Florida). I'm hoping Joyetech adds a brightness control in a future firmware update...if that's even possible. As said many, many times before, 6V would be nice as well.
Nit-picking aside, it's a great device that I enjoy greatly...my new iTaste MVP has become my travel/work mod, and the eVic gets vaped at home. I still use the eVic frequently, and love the performance.
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