As a newbie I can say that it's best not to get too overwhelmed with all the bells and whistles of all the mods and accessories
Your Single Best Advice for Newbies
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change your coils/wicks often. two tanks max for me. when i started it was hard to know when to change coils. i would go a week and get off flavors by day three. once i started rebuilding and using cotton the flavors were better and the cost of coils nil. some folks will never go there and to them i say. two coils a week or as needed.
There's a billion and 3 different ways to vape. Keep searching for something that makes you happy and works the way you want it to. 
I second the spending limit. It's gonna take me a while to recoupe what I've spent on vaping not smoking. But it's well worth it!
Best advice for a noob is to do your research and don't move along too quickly with vaping products and get out of your comfort zone.
Persevere. If you are transitioning from cigarettes, remember that most everybody slips on the road to quitting permanently. There's no shame in that, and very seldom will anyone here think less of you for it. (There's always a few in every bunch who don't "get" it...) Keep working it through until you find what works best for you. My experience has been a lot of folks are more than ready to help on the road to getting off the stinkies... Keep asking questions and keep trying new things.
If you're using an eGo kit then it came with a clearo that will not last long at all (personal experience) so don't waste money on those a** basket clearo and get a nice one. I have two SmokTech GBC tanks and they were the best investment. I use to buy new crap clearos like once or twice every two weeks at $6 a piece from my local shop, while the GBCs are about the same price (minus shipping of course) and last so long, give great flavor and vapor production.
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Now you tell me!!!
I did have a little incident with my first roll of Kanthal, but was able to save it!!
+1. The best advice. If it doesn't work, ask, research, experiment, ask more, experiment more. But don't give up.
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This!
And as someone on page 1 said: backups for your backups!
Join CASAA, and learn the ins and outs of vaping so you can shut anyone down for trying to give you grief for bettering your life!
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There's always going to be people who gave up cigarettes cold turkey without any difficulty and non-smokers who don't understand addiction. These people have no idea what you have gone through and how important vaping is to you. They don't understand and they don't understand that they don't understand. It's going to be near impossible to explain to them and every word out of their mouths is going to sap your energy. Don't let them get to you.
YouTube can be incredibly helpful or terribly confusing, depending on what you watch. Start with a good introduction, and save the fancy builds and smexy mechs for later.
I recommend Todd's intro video to everyone, because it's so simple and sensible:
An Introduction to Electronic Cigarettes - YouTube
I recommend Todd's intro video to everyone, because it's so simple and sensible:
An Introduction to Electronic Cigarettes - YouTube
whats so special about evod baterys? I have one but i also have a esmart batery from my first...I do know one lasts longer...thats about it?
I have a girlfriend who started vaping to lose weight. 0 nicotine. She has lost the weight she wanted to. Vaped instead of snacking. Tip I like separate tanks for each of my flavors
Don't over do it. Go easy on buying new stuff all the time. let your device rest/wick between vapes. learn how and when to clean/change out tanks/cargos/clearos. learn Ohm's/Watt's law. Find your sweet spot. When you graduate from n00b status, save money and get a good vv or vw mod. Have a backup, you will break something soon enough.
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