AuntLea and I have hit our one week point vaping.
We love it! Still have the occasional cig, but I am not going to complain about 2 packs in a week at this point.
We started with an eGo-C starter kit. Fortunately I had the presence of mind to order an eGo-C Twist 1000mAh battery & CE4+ V2 clearomizer. This turned out to be a very good thing as we soon realized that laying the eGo-C down caused severe leakage. I gave up on the tank system in a matter of hours ...
2 eliquid shipments later - the hunt for the all day vape is on - has led us to some interesting finds. First one for me was High Caliber Killa Vanilla. Thought I loved it, but Cin-a-bun (2nd shipment) is better.
I also can see that I am going to have to get a couple of more eGo-C Twist batteries. The staying power those things have until they die is really good. I am getting a consistent taste throughout each battery charge cycle (so far). The standard 1000mAh batteries that came with the starter kit just do not have the same characteristics.
I am intrigued by all of the "mods" out there, but am equally intrigued by the use of the term mod itself in this context. A "mod" everywhere else is a slang term meaning a modification to a standard product. These so-called mods are products all of their own.
Their owners are so religious about the experience I am turned off by all of them at this point. Since I started my career in electronics I can easily see me making my own at some point (probably soon).
I am also encouraged by the standardization of the various technologies for such a young industry. A 510 is a 510 regardless of what it looks like. You simply need to mind the resistance of the thing you are screwing into your 510 compatible battery. This is a sign of a much more mature industry. Good job vendors!
I have much more to learn but have been able to take advantage of the experience of folks at ECF and a couple on YouTube.
Any good Twitter follows out there?
So, what was your first week like? What did you learn in that first week?
vaping since Jun 30, 2012
We love it! Still have the occasional cig, but I am not going to complain about 2 packs in a week at this point.
We started with an eGo-C starter kit. Fortunately I had the presence of mind to order an eGo-C Twist 1000mAh battery & CE4+ V2 clearomizer. This turned out to be a very good thing as we soon realized that laying the eGo-C down caused severe leakage. I gave up on the tank system in a matter of hours ...
2 eliquid shipments later - the hunt for the all day vape is on - has led us to some interesting finds. First one for me was High Caliber Killa Vanilla. Thought I loved it, but Cin-a-bun (2nd shipment) is better.
I also can see that I am going to have to get a couple of more eGo-C Twist batteries. The staying power those things have until they die is really good. I am getting a consistent taste throughout each battery charge cycle (so far). The standard 1000mAh batteries that came with the starter kit just do not have the same characteristics.
I am intrigued by all of the "mods" out there, but am equally intrigued by the use of the term mod itself in this context. A "mod" everywhere else is a slang term meaning a modification to a standard product. These so-called mods are products all of their own.
Their owners are so religious about the experience I am turned off by all of them at this point. Since I started my career in electronics I can easily see me making my own at some point (probably soon).
I am also encouraged by the standardization of the various technologies for such a young industry. A 510 is a 510 regardless of what it looks like. You simply need to mind the resistance of the thing you are screwing into your 510 compatible battery. This is a sign of a much more mature industry. Good job vendors!
I have much more to learn but have been able to take advantage of the experience of folks at ECF and a couple on YouTube.
Any good Twitter follows out there?
So, what was your first week like? What did you learn in that first week?
vaping since Jun 30, 2012
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Here's to many more weeks!
