Newer to vaping.. need ecig recommendationa and pg/vg info!

[intheb0x]

hello everyone,

I'm a new analog smoker for about 4 months now about a half a pack to a full pack every 2 days .

a couple years back I bought my father 510 e cigarette to help him quit but he never really used it.

I found a N Joy N Pro in my girlfriend's basement while helping her move the other day and it has been down there for about 3 years,it still had a full charge and I would still getting vapor of it,but obviously it was old and I was not inhaling smoke.

a few months ago I bought a bunch of small bottles of 8mg fluid from vapor bomb, I.knew.nothing about pg/vg so I just use a 5050 mix .
after cleaning out the N pro,I loaded it with my own fluid and I also drip on the atomizer for great plumes of smoke (in my eyes)
The analogs I smoke are camel menthol silvers.

I'm lookin for a e cig that produces great smoke, holds a good amount of juice, and stays charged for a while or atleast has a mobile way for me to charge it as I drive all day for usps for a living.

The n pro has not died on me yet and works pretty well, but its a old e cig,I'm not even sure if they even make it anymore.

Also I need info on pg/vg mix,

It seems like I may need a higher nicotine content for my juice.

Thanks everyone!

Also here are the juices I got
Passion fruit (freebe from VB)
Cinna bomb, its growing on me.
Dr pepper,its ok
New peach its not too bad.

I switch between Passion fruit and Cinna the most.


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[bruiser]

I started out with the NPro, but moved up quickly to an eGo. So, I suggest an eGo or eGo clone, such as the Kgo or Riva 510. They'll have much larger batteries than the NPro, and last longer. The standard eGo comes with 650mah batts, but you can get kits with larger batts. The Kgo comes with 1100mah batts. All of them come with 510 connections, so options for atomizers, cartomizers, tanks, etc, are abundant.

Regarding PG/VG, PG lets more flavor through, and gives more "throat hit". VG dulls the flavor somewhat, but produces more vapor. I use 80/20 PG/VG ratio. You'll have to experiment to find what you like best.

 

[Rimau]

I agree with Bruiser, the ego\kgo type systems are the most versatile with tons of options so you can find what works best for you. Remember, this is all about finding something that you like, I guess that is why they are called a PV .

Liquid: If you are smoking about 10 analogues a day, you might want to start with a 24mg or at least 18mg liquid. You will also find a variety of liquids that are menthol, but can be harsh on many clearos from what I understand. PG increases TH but also is a desiccant, and you will be thirsty more, so remember to hydrate. Some people have a sensitivity to PG and it is irritating for them. Also, adding PGA or Vodka will also increase TH if that is what you want. VG will give you more clouds of vapor but depending on your cart, you may have to dilute with DW or PGA/Vodka to thin it out to avoid dry hits. I DIY and am usually in the 95%VG range without problems in general, but with the ego-c tank, I need to dilute with more DW to thin.

One more word on batts: some have said that the 900mAh last as long as the 1000mAh but are of course smaller in size. Size may be a factor so that is something you need to consider. Also, passthroughs are another consideration, depending on where you will be using it. This all sounds like a lot to consider, but look around and start with a system that gives you the most flexibility. Once you learn your way around, then you might start considering vv batts, boxes, LR vs SR coils, cart vs. tank, etc. Don't forget to get a spare batt.

Lastly, your initial outlay may seem steep, as you will be buying all kinds of stuff (that's why it is sometimes better to start with a kit), but it will calm down and you will save money, unless you are like some here that have one of everything that has ever been made .

Congratulations on switching from analogues, you will feel much healthier and will be much healthier for it, and vaping is fun! Stick with it, there is a learning curve, but it is well worth it, ask anyone on the forum.

Saludos