Over 30 years and DONE with analogs!

[Cavemanbattleaxe]

Yep I'm the same now, since purchasing my vaporizer I don't even like the smell of cigs now. So gross..

 

[DFYLR]

WOW!! You guys are all amazing, thanks so much for the welcomes, it really means a lot.
I'm good right now with my Triton, who knows what the future holds. I'm not much of a "tinkerer", so I don't envision myself building things but who knows. I'm happy where I am for now, but I sure am having a BLAST with flavors. My first order was tobacco flavors, thinking that would help get me off the cigs, but I ventured into Butter Pecan and some flavors and I find that I don't care much for the tobacco already. Who would've thunk? LOL
I can already tell I have a lot to learn to catch up! Not even wanting a stinkie is good for me right now.
Now, if I could only get the husband to give vaping a try.....................he's amazed how well it's worked for me. From smoking 1 1/2 packs a day to zero in a few days without being cranky at all is in itself amazing. I've offered my spare Triton to him but it's laying on the counter for now. He'll come around eventually I hope.

Building RDA coils is a lot easier than it sounds. It just takes a bit of practice at first, and making sure you have all the right gear to do it safely. Some RDAs are easier to build than others, some are super tricky and made with more advanced hobbyists in mind. The easiest deck to build on so far in my limited experience is my Tobh. The vast majority of good vape shops will do a build for you for a nominal fee, which will last you for months if you keep it clean and re-wick on the regular If you can thread a needle, you can wick anything.
Probably the best advice I can give as far as RDAs and mechanical mods is: don't even try it until you've got the petty cash to spend on a new rig. Once you've tried dripping, your VV/tank quickly becomes your emergency backup. The difference really is that noticeable.

 

[satkizzle]

Love reading success stories. My venture started with a free coupon, from a major tobacco company. Days later I had a real vape and the rest is still a work in progress.

 

[rangerral]

Awesome story. Looking forward to hearing more

 

[dice57]

WOW!! You guys are all amazing, thanks so much for the welcomes, it really means a lot.
............. Not even wanting a stinkie is good for me right now.
Now, if I could only get the husband to give vaping a try.....................he's amazed how well it's worked for me. From smoking 1 1/2 packs a day to zero in a few days without being cranky at all is in itself amazing. I've offered my spare Triton to him but it's laying on the counter for now. He'll come around eventually I hope.

Hopefully he will, just ask him to please smoke outside, since the smoke really is a bother. or something like that. Winter is a coming and vaping inside where it's warm can be an added incentive


Vape long and Prosper.!!!!