New to Vaping!

[LouiseBelcher]

Hey everybody! I just started vaping a couple of weeks ago. I quit smoking back in 2009, but due to the stress level at my job, I started again. I hated smelling gross so, I bought an Ego C Upgrade battery paired with a Kangertech Evod clearomizer. Today, I went to my local Ecig shop and bought a Vision 1300 spinner battery, along with 2 more flavors of ejuice. I'm excited! I work in sales, and am constantly talking to people face to face, and I hated smelling like cigarettes. Now, I can vape and not worry about grossing people out!

 

[edyle]

Welcome;
Did you get spare replacement atomizer heads for your evod?

 

[Kr3wsk8er]

Congrats on quitting again! It can be a tad bit hard to stay smoke free, but keep it up and good job! Welcome to the world and passion of vapping! You will find this site with many knowledgeable users, who are friendly and have plenty of experience! Feel free to ask questions browse the forum and vape on!

 

[LouiseBelcher]

No! I got home from the shop today and realized I totally forgot them. I was too busy being a kid in a candy store. I'm going back tomorrow to grab some.

 

[bencooper74]

welcome to the forum! and congrats for quitting again!

 

[ccubed]

Hi Louise and glad you found and joined us. It's fantastic that you made the switch to vaping from analogs. You are not alone in quitting and restarting to smoke. The big thing is that today you are analog free. I use Vision Spinner batteries and really like them. Simple to use and being able to adjust the voltage lets me find the sweet spot for each flavor of juice.

Sorry you didn't get some extra coils for the evod, but that gives you excuse to go back and maybe get an extra battery, an extra evod clearo and some coils. Folks here really helped me by suggesting that I get backups for all of my gear and backups for my backups. I never want a dead battery or other equipment failure to give me an excuse to go back to analogs.

Glad you are excited about vaping. It seems that folks who have enthusiasm and excitement about the wonderful world of vaping seem to have the most fun with it and also seem to have the most success in either cutting back or cutting out analogs from their lives. Sounds like you have that great attitude which can enhance your vaping journey.

Remember to drink lots of water and enjoy the journey. Keep the vape and namaste.

 

[keonee]

Welcome LouiseBelcher to ECF. Congrats on joining the world of vaping.

Good Luck to You.

 

[KaiserSose]

Hi Louise and glad you found and joined us. It's fantastic that you made the switch to vaping from analogs. You are not alone in quitting and restarting to smoke. The big thing is that today you are analog free. I use Vision Spinner batteries and really like them. Simple to use and being able to adjust the voltage lets me find the sweet spot for each flavor of juice.

Sorry you didn't get some extra coils for the evod, but that gives you excuse to go back and maybe get an extra battery, an extra evod clearo and some coils. Folks here really helped me by suggesting that I get backups for all of my gear and backups for my backups. I never want a dead battery or other equipment failure to give me an excuse to go back to analogs.

Remember to drink lots of water and enjoy the journey. Keep the vape and namaste.

I wish i knew how to link messages. But if ;you search my tag, and read the post i made tonight in my thread, it will absolutely back up what this person said! Take the BACK UP for the BACK UP thing seriously! LOL.. Juice you know when your getting low, Battery's and Coils they just go POOFF! and ALWAYS when your local store is closed.

 

[Papa_Lazarou]

Welcome to the forum

You've got a great setup - all you need to stay off the cigs. Vape strong.

 

[Harlen]

Hello and welcome
Good toys help a lot

 

[WVstuckinNC]

Welcome to the board. I have a similar clearomizer, and you will need to change out those coils about once per week, or whenever you notice you are not getting as good a hit (could be as long as 2 weeks if you're a light vaper) I pay $1.50 per replacement, so unless you're time is worth less than a buck fifty an hour, you're better off buying the replacements versus spending the time rebuilding/cleaning the coils.