New User

Im new to the forum as well. I started on the Apollo superior ego. was not a bad way helped me quit smoking for 5 months. Only issue was durability got tired of having to order new batteries and clearomizers. plus i had some issues with the clearomizers falling apart after very little use. i just ordered a Provari

 

Welcome new members! Have fun searching for the perfect set up, as most of us have done alot of sampling thru the years too. Some things to think about, is long battery life, size and weight of PV. There are so many things to choose from these days but basically it all boils down to:

cig a likes (small shaped like a cig)
ego type batts (cigar sized)
APV's/ Mods (tube or boxed shaped, varies from med sized to very large)
VV (variable voltage)
VW (variable wattage)

delivery systems vary from drip attys, Cartos, carto tanks and clearos. None are perfect, be each has their fans.

If you decide from these types, it will help you decide what to get. Vape on bnrk

 

All Clearos are fiddley, but they can give a good vape. bnrk

 

I'm still working on what to put on top of my provari. i ordered with 2 protank 2's, but i really want a rebuild-able atomizer

 

Be careful how "gear happy" you get in the beginning. You could find yourself chasing issues because you jumped the gun on complexity too soon. This can cause you to give up and go back to analogs ( or your mom )

The girlfriend and I started on joyetech ego-c's, the batteries can be used later for other setups. But the tank setup that comes with it allowed for juice changes, cause we had no idea what juice would be our daily juice.

We have just started changing up the gear ( 2 months vaping ), and noticed things change. Juices taste different, sometimes not for the better. Atomizers required a bit more attention, cleaning etc.

Keep it simple in the beginning, give the transition as few hurdles as possible. And give vaping a good shot.

That's my 2cents, and welcome


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