Non Smoker wants vape set up for my non smoking home

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NeilP

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Well, free healthcare over there, right mate?
Feel free to inform your guests of your choices of batteries for them.

Yes, but the batteries are only ones that I have self tested and verified can put out good currents. I have been tinkering with these little baby 18650's for a while now, and much bigger LiPo cells as mentioned earlier, so yes, they are dangerous if you do not keep a check on them. I do not want to burn my house down..they are all re charged in a ' safe fire-proof ' environment in the workshop.
 

voodoo6

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subox mini kits and use the 1.5 ohm coil first at about 15 watts to 20 watts

very easy to use box and tank

crème de vape is in your neck of the woods and they have been a good online store for me for a few things hard to find here in the US.

then look for their best selling flavors in

menthol
fruit
crème / custard
tobacco

probably 6mg nic
 

Lova

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I would suggest something like iStick Basics or Joyetech eGrip Oleds and few different flavors. Easy to use and you can use premade coilheads. Also, those two are most preferred for smokers who want to vape due to tighter draw and not that much vapor.

Also, if you aren't a vaper yourself, I do suggest keeping your money and perhaps trying to get your friends to get their own vaping equipment. Also, as far as higher powered mods and tanks go, I think you still want to see more than 2m in front of you. I can cloud up a ~30 sq.meter livingroom in few drags off of a modified Bellus on top of a iPV3 Li running at about 50-70W.

iStick Basic would be preferred to be honest. Cheap mod and tank combo, easy to use and internal battery, no need to worry about battery safety, only thing you need to worry is to provide decent amount of MicroUSB-chargers.

The eGrip Oled is a mod with a built in tank and battery, but they are more costly and leak quite easily with wrong types of liquids used.

There are cheap "stick-type" batteries and tank combos suitable for Sub-ohm vaping (huge clouds of vapor) like the Joyetech eGo One-series.
 

Brushy_Bill

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Man, I think it would be difficult. Being a 41 year long smoker, it took me nearly a week to get used to vaping. Using a 20 watt ileaf Istick and Nautilus tank.
I was suffering badly from COPD though.
I had to start with a 3mg nicotine due to the harshness in my throat. It was not very satisfying. I seemed to vape constantly. It took a week to get used to that. After two weeks, I was able to bump up the nicotine level and get a truely satisfying vape.
It is nice that you want to allow your friends to vape in your home. If I were them, I would want to get my own set up to use at your place. I would take 4mg nicotine lozenges with me when I visited folks who didn't smoke. They kept me satisfied for the evening. It took a few, but they always worked. It seems to me that it would just be hard to have even two or three that would satisfy everyone.

Good luck
 
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