New Guy Here

[Plettschner]

Howdy from CT. Been vaping for about a month now; been off of the analogs for almost that long. I'm fairly close to both of the B&M stores in the state and have been to both... as a n00b, I like the gear at NEVS a bit better (for now), but I definitely like the juices at E-six better. Anyway, I've been mostly reading up on APVs here and trying to understand the the differences between a 510-type device and something like an eVic (I think there's more beyond the eVic type of device that I'm still missing... an eVic seems like a very high end VV device). I started out with a Halo G6 with the mini-clearomizer tanks... I think I've reached the limits of what it can provide. On long drives, I'm plowing through batteries and toasting the clearos, otherwise it's great. Mind you, I was a 3/4-pack a day organic ultralight smoker.

Oh, also trying to understand why people would bother with the hassle of dripping.

 

[bnrkwest]

Welcome and congrats for quitting smoking! A hint about all clearos, they work best when full, so if they are getting lower than 2/3 fill them back up for best performance. There is alot out their to try. I just got the Halo Triton batts and triton clearo tank, nice set up, have to keep the clearo filled up to work best and wipe off top of wick assembly periodically, but it works pretty well if you want an upgrade. Halo will have the VV Triton batt out soon. They are all 808 threads. If you go to ego's and other APV's they are 501 threads. They do make adapters too. Have fun! bnrk

 

[elscorcho]

Welcome!

I grew up in Milford. What part of CT are you in?

 

[donwan]

Hey Guys im new here, any battery that you guys could recommend that is suitable for my mech mod.. Currently I am using IMR 18490 but need to have 2 or 3 pcs to last for half a day.

 

[Kaoiwas]

Welcome and congrats too!

 

[zoeyjohn]

Welcome, Im new to the forum too but have been vapeing for 2 years. Congrats!

 

[josvac]

Welcome, I'm going to try dripping this weekend and see if it's for me. I can't do it at work so I'll try at home and see what it's like.

 

[Ania]

Don't call yourself a noob because 1 month is just enough time to learn many things if you actually willing to put the effort into it, and don't get me started about the cost ughh.. Anyway, welcome

 

[Mdsujaan]

Welcome here.And as ania said i am also advice you that dont call yourself as a noob.

 

[Plettschner]

It's not often I get to be a noob! And I'm OK with that! I have learned a lot here and from talking to different people. It does seem that a much of the stickied info here in the new member area is a bit outdated... quit a bit of it from pre-2010.