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Hello there!... Welcome to Ecf!... there are suppliers if you look closely around 
... for starter kits usually you might wanna try lavatube or Ego ..those two are the best for starters out there
... for starter kits usually you might wanna try lavatube or Ego ..those two are the best for starters out there
Welcome welcome. I started off with ego c twist just like you. And change to apollo vtube( lavatube) in less than 2 wks
eGo; the size of the battery.
The LavaTube; also a battery, but with variable voltage.
*ps: go and check our my for-beginner's thread, it'll help you out a lot
It is somewhere in this SG VAPERS section
I recommend for you to start off with a ego c, when you feel like trying a vv get a ego twist , then once you get a hang on vaping feel free to explore on other options....
I recommend for you to start off with a ego c, when you feel like trying a vv get a ego twist , then once you get a hang on vaping feel free to explore on other options....
what the different between ego c and T. been reading thru plenty of thread makes me headache
The difference is that, firstly if its a VV, the flavour, vapour produced is different..so yeah..if you like constant vapour the ECO C will be great!..But If you want more vapour, you might wanna try out the EGO C tWIST VV
BTW for newbies, VV means variable voltage. You can select the voltage of the battery for the burn hence you will get different taste due to the different temperatures the unit can produce
Basics for the newbies..
VV = Variable Voltage
LR = Low Resistance
SR = Standard Resistance
TH = Troat Hit
Higher voltage, lower resistance, gets warmer vape, and better flavours in most cases..
Too high voltage or too low resistance kills atty, or battery or you (if voltage high enough)..
Let's not touch rebuildables or variable voltage yet, those things are customizable to individual's taste, and thus, establish your preference for vaping first..
Some will say lavatube, some will say ego, price wise not much difference, so pick 1 from the 2 and off you go..
I'll vote for ego as starter kit, btw..
look at footers for who to shop with..
VV = Variable Voltage
LR = Low Resistance
SR = Standard Resistance
TH = Troat Hit
Higher voltage, lower resistance, gets warmer vape, and better flavours in most cases..
Too high voltage or too low resistance kills atty, or battery or you (if voltage high enough)..
Let's not touch rebuildables or variable voltage yet, those things are customizable to individual's taste, and thus, establish your preference for vaping first..
Some will say lavatube, some will say ego, price wise not much difference, so pick 1 from the 2 and off you go..
I'll vote for ego as starter kit, btw..
look at footers for who to shop with..
Okay let me help you out.
If you have tried vaping before, like the flavors, tend to keep this as a hobby, and you already know a little and feel that you would rather invest in something that you are going to get ultimately in the end: LT.
If you haven't tried vaping but you garang want to jump into LT, which you won't regret, then get the LT.
If you never tried vaping want to play it on the safe side, prefer to use something economical for the moment, then get a eGo.
Catch my drift?
Personally, most people here (no statistics of course ) genuinely enjoy vaping, and soon they want upgrades. I don't have to point fingers ah even I'm guilty. Started with a SDK small sized battery that last for an hr, then an eGo, then a LT. Constanly upgrading. So that's why people advise say get the LT. While those that say get an eGo is because it has 'combo' packages, comes with clearomizers and stuff like that. And if you don't like it, not much lost.
If you have tried vaping before, like the flavors, tend to keep this as a hobby, and you already know a little and feel that you would rather invest in something that you are going to get ultimately in the end: LT.
If you haven't tried vaping but you garang want to jump into LT, which you won't regret, then get the LT.
If you never tried vaping want to play it on the safe side, prefer to use something economical for the moment, then get a eGo.
Catch my drift?
Personally, most people here (no statistics of course
) genuinely enjoy vaping, and soon they want upgrades. I don't have to point fingers ah even I'm guilty. Started with a SDK small sized battery that last for an hr, then an eGo, then a LT. Constanly upgrading. So that's why people advise say get the LT. While those that say get an eGo is because it has 'combo' packages, comes with clearomizers and stuff like that. And if you don't like it, not much lost.
Well I do hope that you will enjoy your eGo then
Vape hard, and vape safe. Always vape, never rape.
Vape hard, and vape safe. Always vape, never rape.
Well I do hope that you will enjoy your eGo then
Vape hard, and vape safe. Always vape, never rape.
Aiks! I thought I was in the wrong forum, rape. Hahahaha! Great advice from linkin20 ^_^ I'm also fresh into vaping & I'm determined to quit analogs for good hence why I committed to two sets for my first purchase.
Having said that I will be starting on my Ego-C twist first before cracking open my second mod PV
its just the brand ...ego t and ego c no diff both are just batteries. But if u are talkimg bout the ego t vv and ego c twist well ego t vv is good but voltage tend to wander off from what u set it to be. Ego c twist is better as it has much more better accuracy and maintains its voltage. That
Go to tasteyourjuice.com. PBrusardo is great and has a beginners tab which has some excellent recommendations. It is hard to recommend what you need without knowing what you desire from an ecig, Battery time, looks, size, etc. Check out his website, you will not be sorry, great guy.
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