New guy here to say Hi

[Xcighippy]

Hello everyone. New to this vaping thing and so far have been off the "analogs" for 4 weeks now after a 40 year habit.
Got me an ego t and tank set up a few weeks ago and am already looking to progress to the next step. Will try dripping. I have been pretty much chain vaping, seems like I'm "chasing the dragon" so to speak. You get that one great hit and the next one is a let down so I keep trying. Am I missing something? Anyone else have this same problem? I just wish it were more consistant in the flavor and amount of vapor (Throat hit).
Anyway thanks for any feedback on this. In the meantime I'll keep vaping!

 

[Chimney34]

Hello & Welcome! To ease up the chain vaping you might want to step up your nic. That way you won't have to vape as much to feel satisfied. Also, what kind of tank are you using? If its something with long wicks you may be getting inconsistent hits due to the fact that the liquid has to work its way up the wicks. Try twirling it around so that it remains saturated. You can do this in between vapes & during. From what I hear dripping gives awesome flavor! You'll find that there's a progression that happens...until you find what you like best as your delivery method for your juice! I went from clearos to novas to cartos to cartotanks. You'll figure out what works best for you soon enough!

 

[vangrl27]

"I went from clearos to novas to cartos to cartotanks"

are novas better than clearos? cuz I'm not having a lot of luck with clearos

 

[vangrl27]

congrats on quitting analogs Xcighippy!

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Hi Xcighippy ans welcome to ECF. Yep 44 yr smoker here. Regarding the quality of your vape it all depends on the delivery system (holds and vaporizes the juice) you're using.

 

[Virtual Realist]

Welcome. This is a very friendly informed forum.

 

[DuckysBooBoo]

Hi, over forty year smoker here also. Been an EX for nearly 3 years. Welcome to the forum and congrats to you!!

 

[ERK08]

hello and welcome, it took me a while to find the right setup, I went through dozens then I finally found the right one. When you do you will get that same throat hit time and time again

 

[nickvegas]

welcome to the forum.

 

[Shreck]

Its a lot of trial and error. You can take advice, but everyones advice will be a little different. Take them as "suggestions", because ultimately only YOU know what works best for you. So my suggestion is to try a VV VW device so you can control the power. And dripping into a good atty is nice, but for out and about try Kanger T3s, Maybe a protank, or cartos and a tank. There are many different choices so be patient.

 

[Xcighippy]

A big thank you to all the reply's and advise. I just went down and purchased a drip atty. A stingray 510 bridgeless 1.5 ohm. The guy at the vape store said it was a good one for beginners, Don't know about that but WOW what a nice vape. Also WOW what a bad nasty hot dry vape when you let that atty run dry!!

 

[DJ RyckRak]

Hey HippyExCiggy !
Glad you joined us here on ECF !

You have a vape store near....you are a lucky one !
40+ years smoker too. QUIT the day I got my eGo kit.
I really like my cartrages on the eGo-c and eRoll for out and about vaping...
at home it's my SmokTech RDAs (octopus) for flavor and vape production,
but I also use the Kanger T3s when I have work to do- and don't want to drip.
And yes...RDAs are great when filled (and not overfilled )- and yuck when dry !

Best to You !