Well...Yeah a new person ....

[lperryii]

Ok, so here is my story (In a nut shell)...

I actually started vaping on a DSE-901 starter setup from Vapor Kings. I also swore by their proprietary e-juice. I caped off and on for a few years, but never seriously dropping the analogs. A few months ago, I was using my 901 and a co-worker starting asking me questions.

After a week, he started vaping (Yep, I convinced him). I started thinking that f I could convince a 30+ year smoker to convert then what the hell was I doing continuing to smoke (26 yrs here). Now it is a new era for me.

2 months later, I am looking for the next best thing. I currently use a Kanger Protank II and a Inno 650 MaH Inno/ 1000maH Biansi and an Ego-C Twist. so an interesting for me.

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

Welcome to ecf. You have a good attitude. Job well done.

Sounds like you are doing just fine. So are you ready for a vv? or a vw/vv? MVP2 and Protank II go great together. Look on ebay for the best pricing on MPV2 with free shipping from the US. Under $50.00

 

[ch1naski]

Hi and welcome. I'm pretty new here myself, but have learned a LOT. Quit analogs after 30 years of a pack+ more a day, and haven't looked back. Not only is it a healthy alternative, it's a fun hobby and learning experience.

I'm sure you'll be free of tobacco for good. And have found a great community to hang with in the processes.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

 

[lperryii]

Good question. The twist is a VV, and everyone that has been vaping for a while mentions the Provari. I think my next move will be to a mod like the Provari...the only issue is a budget issue. I have nly $200.00 per month to use. This includes juice as well. so jumping to a mod may not be as easy as it sounds.

In the meantime, I have grabbed 6 atomizers of 1.8 ohms.

 

[lperryii]

Hi and welcome. I'm pretty new here myself, but have learned a LOT. Quit analogs after 30 years of a pack+ more a day, and haven't looked back. Not only is it a healthy alternative, it's a fun hobby and learning experience.

I'm sure you'll be free of tobacco for good. And have found a great community to hang with in the processes.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Thanks for the confidence. I have now, after 60 day moved to 0 nic in all of my liquids, but informed my family that I may never actually quit vaping, as I not only enjoy the community and their advice, but also the flavors that our creative members have well....created.

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

Good question. The twist is a VV, and everyone that has been vaping for a while mentions the Provari. I think my next move will be to a mod like the Provari...the only issue is a budget issue. I have nly $200.00 per month to use. This includes juice as well. so jumping to a mod may not be as easy as it sounds.

In the meantime, I have grabbed 6 atomizers of 1.8 ohms.

You can always look at the provape site and hit the clearance link. Sometimes they have some for a reduced price. And check on the for sale/trade forum also. Once in a while someone wants to sell a provari.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/sale-trade/

 

[lperryii]

I'll take a look as soon as my account is updated. In the meantime, I'll head over to the provape site and see what they have.



Thank you for the idea and info.

 

[themauinaked]

nice good for you

 

[otrpu]

I smoked tobacco alittle more than 53 years. I quit by using ecigs. Then I quit ecigs. Means anybody that smoked less than 53 years can probably quit if they want too. Don't know about someone that smoked 54 years. Anybody I know that smoked 54 years is dead. Looks like I quit just in the nick of time. JMHO

Cheers,
otrpu

 

[WarHawk-AVG]

Nice! Just wait till you see what an APV can do!

 

[ShariR]

If you are looking for hassle free American made quality I would check out the Provari. It will last you. Do some reading in the sub forums on the different devices. All of them have pros and cons. The more expensive devices like the Provari and Reo seem to have the least amount of problems and fiddling. You are going to pay for that up front though. Most others will be cheaper but plan on replacing them or fiddling with them more.