so i am in the process of ordering a new ecig. i was just ganna get the 401 cuz i really like the new PCC. the i was looking at the 702, which also has a very similar PCC. i really like the Mseries because they have compatible parts. errrrrrr...... WHAT DO I DO?
please!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!
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because half the people give me dead end answers so i would like to know different peoples opinions, and there are other people in other forums. i am sorry its just no one will give me a straight answer on what to get. should i get a 510 for all day use or should i get a 401 for all day use orrrr should i get a 702 for all day use.
I don't mean to sound critical but- Forums are not a personal help lines, you know? Posts in forums are public so that everyone can benefit from the answers you get.
Keeping them in one place, with titles that are actually relevant will help others with the same question that you have find the answers also.
There have been a lot of good answers to the question you've asked here... in all those other threads
Keeping them in one place, with titles that are actually relevant will help others with the same question that you have find the answers also.
There have been a lot of good answers to the question you've asked here... in all those other threads
There's a lot of good info here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...strated-guide-e-cigs-parts-1-through-6-a.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...strated-guide-e-cigs-parts-1-through-6-a.html
That's a bit harsh, man.
He's not trolling, just not used to the best way to get results on the forum.
Well this makes 4 so far that I've come across.
You do realize that the more threads you start the faster you're knocking your other threads down the list and then making it harder to get multiple replies, right?
You do realize that the more threads you start the faster you're knocking your other threads down the list and then making it harder to get multiple replies, right?
I think some people don't know that most people look at Today's Posts to see recent posts. I know when I first started hanging out around here I was going from subforum to subforum.
I'm gonna try to answer your question. The M702 is a good unit but if you are liking the Mseries for the compatibility part of it, i recommend that you get an M402 Smart PCC.
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1) Its the best of both worlds. You get something in between the M702 and M401, which is about 96mm.
2) You can always use the M402 atomiser on M403 and and M401 batteries.
3) The M401/2 is much more tried and tested. Even more so than the 510.
4) There are manual/ auto batts, USB Passthrough and PCCs for the M40x series but not for the M70x series. There are even news of M40x cartomisers, but not confirmed by anyone as yet.
Hope this helps.
Sorry to say this, but there isn't an answer ???
All there are are peoples opinions, and they are very likely to all be different. So you need to read reviews, watch review videos and then make up your own mind.
If it were as simple as "a straight answer" there would only be one product and we would all be using it.
Personally I have a load of 510 stuff, some 901 stuff, VaporKing stuff, Creator stuff, a Protege, a janty stick, and a Silver Bullet. I use them all and I like them all.
So if you wanted a "straight answer" from me, I would say don't bother with any of the stuff you mentioned, and buy something from the list of stuff I have. But that's just my opinion on what I like.
And posting this in the Reviews section, just makes it harder for the people who are doingtheir own research to find what they need.
Nobody here is psychic. We've all had different experiences so nobody can tell you where to take the plunge first. Plenty of people if not most here on the forum have bought one model and then bought others to mix up the experience.
Just take the plunge, the water's nice.
BTW, I like the 510 a lot.
I'm with Fedor on this M401/2/3 is my preference.
510s aren't all that some on here would have you believe.
510s aren't all that some on here would have you believe.
Im new to this forum and I have no idea how to use it either. Its a bit confusing for me at least. How do I post something new? The only place that I see to post is after someone else has already written something....I dont want to annoy anyone.
Read the notice for new members, and you might find it helpful to look at all of the stickies in the New Member's Forum.
You can't post your own topic (outside of the New Members Forum) until you hit 15 posts. (Anti-spam measure.)
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Hi, this may be in the wrong place, however after reading this thread, I am going to put in my two cents.
I am also new to the whole vaping experience. As madame psychosis stated in the above thread start reading in the new member forum. Find a thread that looks good and read, read and read. I spent four days reading over 3000 posts to get the information that I needed to start vaping. Yes it takes time but worth it.
There are many different models to choose from and it truly is personal preference. I started with Blucigs and now I solely us a Chuck. I had some issues with the Blucigs and I was looking for something that solved the problems. What may be a problem to me might not be a problem for someone else, again personal preference. You will have to invest a bit of money to get started and you may not be totally happy with your first purchase. My advice is to not spend too much money on your first e-cig and see where it goes from there.
To the member that was getting a little hostile with the new members asking the same questions, relax. New members become old members and the point to all of this is for support to quit smoking analogs. For some of us long time smokers, this is a big step and we don't want to drop back to old habits. Try to be supportive and don't get too frustrated. This is a big learning curve with all the products out there.
For all you newbies, do your do diligence and read. There is no excuse for being lazy. There is a lot of information to absorb and it takes some time. Do a search for Chuckleheads and come join us. We are an eclectic group and some of the old timers are pretty savvy.
Thanks
I am also new to the whole vaping experience. As madame psychosis stated in the above thread start reading in the new member forum. Find a thread that looks good and read, read and read. I spent four days reading over 3000 posts to get the information that I needed to start vaping. Yes it takes time but worth it.
There are many different models to choose from and it truly is personal preference. I started with Blucigs and now I solely us a Chuck. I had some issues with the Blucigs and I was looking for something that solved the problems. What may be a problem to me might not be a problem for someone else, again personal preference. You will have to invest a bit of money to get started and you may not be totally happy with your first purchase. My advice is to not spend too much money on your first e-cig and see where it goes from there.
To the member that was getting a little hostile
with the new members asking the same questions, relax. New members become old members and the point to all of this is for support to quit smoking analogs. For some of us long time smokers, this is a big step and we don't want to drop back to old habits. Try to be supportive and don't get too frustrated. This is a big learning curve with all the products out there.For all you newbies, do your do diligence and read. There is no excuse for being lazy. There is a lot of information to absorb and it takes some time. Do a search for Chuckleheads and come join us. We are an eclectic group and some of the old timers are pretty savvy.
Thanks
To the member that was getting a little hostile
....Try to be supportive and don't get too frustrated. This is a big learning curve with all the products out there.
Nobody was flaming anyone because they were new to vaping. People were trying to explain how to get the best results from the forums.
The problem was with the OP copying and pasting the exact same question in many different sub-forums, in rapid succession, all with different titles that didn't have anything to do with the question... and then not waiting for anyone to answer before asking again.
The information shared here will best help new vapers if it is easy to find and preferably not spread out over many many threads when it could be kept in one place.
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