New to Vaping - Hi!

[TeaTwoSugars]

Hi folks,

I've recently started vaping as alternative to 'analogues', turns out it's more addictive than cigarettes!

I currently have a basic ego style model, with an unbranded CE4 clearomiser. It does the job nicely but I'm already looking to step up to get the most out of my juices. I've ordered the innokin VV/VW V3, along with a mini protank 2. I also bought an a iclear30, but it looks like I'm going to need a mod given the size.

After a lot of lurking and watching plenty of reviews, so to an extent I've tried to get myself up to speed!

Currently drooling over the Innokin itaste 134 mini, very tempted for when that gets released in the UK. Any suggestions on a decent VV Mod for around £30-£40 in the meantime?

Seem like a knowledgable and friendly bunch by the way! Thanks - Josh

 

[djsvapour]

Welcome Josh.

How about a SID? Cheap and cheerful. Ukecigcabin....

Do you know Myepack?

 

[TeaTwoSugars]

I've not looked to be honest, I've mainly been looking at the innokin and kanger products primarily as they seem the most established I guess. I'll have a look now

 

[FigNewton]

Welcome to ECF!

 

[diggyb]

I love both Kanger and Innokin products. Hitting my Protank 3 on my MVP2 as I type...

You'll definitely need VV/VW to get the most out of the iClear30

 

[CreepyLady]

Hi and welcome to ECF - not sure what the price range is for the MVP2 on your side of the pond but its around 40 bucks US here. If you like Innokin that may be a good bet to tide you over - plus its a great device

 

[Requiem33]

Welcome to the forum. I like Innokin and Kanger as well. Having some issues lately with my PT3 (probably bad heads) but other wise I like my iclear 30, 30b and I'm currently hitting a SVD with a iclear 30.

 

[djsvapour]

I love both Kanger and Innokin products. Hitting my Protank 3 on my MVP2 as I type...

You'll definitely need VV/VW to get the most out of the iClear30

You do!

9 or 10 watts on SID.

most unlike me.

 

[TeaTwoSugars]

Best I've found is around £38 on my this end of the pond, which seems reasonable.

Are there any advantages or disadvantages of a rechargeable device as supposed to a MOD that has the desperate batteries? Surely they incur less of an initial cost and are easier to maintain.

 

[TeaTwoSugars]

Sorry - referring to the MVP 2

 

[Storm52]

Welcome to the forum Josh. You'll like your vv/vw. I purchased the itaste vv 3.0 for my Evods and PT II. Not only does it last all day at the right voltage, it makes a huge difference for finding the "sweet spot".

 

[WidowsSonAsWell]

They are more addictive and what compounds it is the fact that you can now "vape" where you could not smoke.

 

[eda123]

Definitely more addictive! Cheaper (umm.. yeah... lets go with that) and tastes better. Oh and your lungs will now start to function correctly!

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Simply Red]

Welcome to the forum! I too have the MVP2 which came with the iClear 30 and love it. You might be able to find one for £25 - £30 @ 101vapes.com but don't know what you would pay for shipping. Best of luck to you!

Happy Vaping!!

 

[TeaTwoSugars]

Thanks for welcome,

So far I'm on my 15th day without cigarettes, with a saving of £115 (20 a day at £7.30 a pack!). Considering it was the first time in 5 years without a single cigarette it's a big step! it depends if I give into a 134 mini if I'll still be better off though!

Tastes are great, awaiting 'vape mail' of the halo voodoo and some Johnson creek autumn crisp, can't wait!

Quick question - what are the differences between clearomisers, cartomisters, atomisers, dripping etc? Advantages/disadvantages?

If there's a FAQ section to help newbies that'd be ace

 

[Shifty41]

Welcome. I'm new here too