I've been on my vapequest for 5 weeks now, analog free. After all the google searches, youtube videos, forum reading, and of course vaping, here's the best of what I've learned:
1. Even if smoking analogs had no health risks, I'd still vape. Quitting smoking was a no brainer, the thought of smoking never crossed my mind once I got into vaping. Almost too good to be true.
2. The Ego-T system should be avoided altogeher.
3. Dripping is difficult. It's easy once you get into a nice rhythm, but a lot of the time, the atty is either too dry or flooded. There seems to be a rather small margin of error present when dripping. Often I can't figure out whether it's too dry or too full. I hope to improve my skills on this front. That said, I only became a convert to vaping after getting my first good drip hit, 4 weeks after I quit.
3. Let the atty cool before dripping.
4. Invest in a drip tip that doesn't require removal of the drip tip. I don't own one yet, but need to find one.
5. When exhaling, blow out some through the nose, it improves flavor. Currently practicing a short "priming puff" before I take a pull. I read this somewhere...anyone know what the purpose of this is? Perhaps it's because the flavor only starts to reveal itself after the button has been pressed for a second or two?
6. Good flavors are not easy to find. Note to self: research liquid reviews thoroughly before purchasing. Hope that helps to limit the number of bottles in my giveaway pile.
7. That there may be no way to clean an atty. They are disposable. This is the theory I found on this page: Cleaning an Atomizer the Untold Truth
I believe it, simply because there are so many theories offered on this site. If it was possible to clean these things, there would just be one simple way, and it would work for everyone.
What I'd like to learn:
1. How much better a VV device is compared to the other non-VV mods out there.
2. Whether replacing my Ego-T batteries with other batteries makes any difference aside from the time it takes to charge batteries and drain them.
3. I'd like to get a 306 and dip! That's next on my list. Wonder if it's easier or better than dripping.
4. What difference does 1.5 ohms make compared to 2.0?
5. Is there any vape out there that improves upon the huge hit I can get from dripping on a 510? Or is the improvement simply based on consistency and ease of use?
6. I'd like to know what page I can visit to find all the current coupons and deals so I can save me some dough.
1. Even if smoking analogs had no health risks, I'd still vape. Quitting smoking was a no brainer, the thought of smoking never crossed my mind once I got into vaping. Almost too good to be true.
2. The Ego-T system should be avoided altogeher.
3. Dripping is difficult. It's easy once you get into a nice rhythm, but a lot of the time, the atty is either too dry or flooded. There seems to be a rather small margin of error present when dripping. Often I can't figure out whether it's too dry or too full. I hope to improve my skills on this front. That said, I only became a convert to vaping after getting my first good drip hit, 4 weeks after I quit.
3. Let the atty cool before dripping.
4. Invest in a drip tip that doesn't require removal of the drip tip. I don't own one yet, but need to find one.
5. When exhaling, blow out some through the nose, it improves flavor. Currently practicing a short "priming puff" before I take a pull. I read this somewhere...anyone know what the purpose of this is? Perhaps it's because the flavor only starts to reveal itself after the button has been pressed for a second or two?
6. Good flavors are not easy to find. Note to self: research liquid reviews thoroughly before purchasing. Hope that helps to limit the number of bottles in my giveaway pile.
7. That there may be no way to clean an atty. They are disposable. This is the theory I found on this page: Cleaning an Atomizer the Untold Truth
I believe it, simply because there are so many theories offered on this site. If it was possible to clean these things, there would just be one simple way, and it would work for everyone.
What I'd like to learn:
1. How much better a VV device is compared to the other non-VV mods out there.
2. Whether replacing my Ego-T batteries with other batteries makes any difference aside from the time it takes to charge batteries and drain them.
3. I'd like to get a 306 and dip! That's next on my list. Wonder if it's easier or better than dripping.
4. What difference does 1.5 ohms make compared to 2.0?
5. Is there any vape out there that improves upon the huge hit I can get from dripping on a 510? Or is the improvement simply based on consistency and ease of use?
6. I'd like to know what page I can visit to find all the current coupons and deals so I can save me some dough.
