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[tracerace1]

welcome steve my vote goes to the itaste vv 3.0 with iclear 16 clearos but the other suggestions are good too, all depends on personal choice really.The 1clears are very easy to maintain tho and don't have a bad habit of leaking1
all the best and welcome to aaec

[Roscopecotrain]

Hi steve. Welcome to aaec

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[Perpetua]

A warm welcome to you Steve.

[chykensa]

Hi Steve, and a warm welcome from me too!
Some great advice above; Myepack is a great vendor, and Evods, Protanks, Spinner batteries, and their prices are all excellent.
As others have said, please ask if you have any questions, we're here to help!

[sej]

Thank you all for the great advice, I now feel confident that come the new year after the hols I will be a confirmed vaper and an ex smoker, probably a mvp v2.0, then its just juice to sort out, thank you again all.

[daveyboy37]

Dec 24, 2013 20:18:23 GMT sej said:

Thank you all for the great advice, I now feel confident that come the new year after the hols I will be a confirmed vaper and an ex smoker, probably a mvp v2.0, then its just juice to sort out, thank you again all.

The MVP 2 is brilliant. I started on an ego twist and within a week upgraded to a Vamo. That served me well for a good 6 months and since then i have been using the MVP 2. The vamo is just sat in a drawer nowadays as back up.
Since I discovered the T-Juice range I have been sold on premium juices from T-Juice and other vendors. The cheaper juice now have little taste when I vape.. although I suspect that's partly down to me cutting down on nic.

Also just to add a +1 for myepack.

[sej]

Dec 19, 2013 22:12:33 GMT Sal said:

Hi Steve and a huge welcome to the forum. You've come to the right place for help though I'm not the best person to ask as I'm fairly new myself.

A lot of people recommend this kit for starters:
myepack.co.uk/kits/evod-starter-kit-ss-808.html Myepack are great vendors, really helpful and fast delivery too. You can also get spare heads for the evod tanks from them too.

Lots of more knowledgeable folk will be along shortly with other ideas I'm sure!

Thanks Sal, not a bad looking kit, looking now after a bit research for a variable voltage MVP 2 or something like.

Thanks again for the friendly welcome and the advice. Steve J.

[sej]

Dec 19, 2013 22:32:41 GMT djs said:

Dec 19, 2013 21:55:40 GMT sej said:

Hi there, my name is Steve, I am a 53 year old cigarette addict, I have tried hypnosis, champix and zyban all to no avail, due to one reason or another (drug induced depression with one anti smoking tablet and a severe allergic reaction to the other). You may have noticed that I have not included willpower in this list; as, as far as nicotine is concerned I have NO willpower. Earlier this year I bought a Gamucci Micro Cartomizer and was amazed that I could free my self from the dreaded tobacco, I have since returned to tobacco after some 8 weeks, due to family/financial problems. I now want to buy a new nicotine delivery system and I am interested in any advice that you guys on the forum have with regards a good, to very good starter pack, as I am a little confused about Clearomizers, Spinners, Wicks and Drip Tips etc.
I understand that some of the art of vaping is down to individual choice and taste but I need to know what I should be looking at as a good starting point. I can not run out of battery so at least two, one always on charge and one in use. What spares would you guys advise (clearomizers, spinners, wicks etc etc) I intend to purchase something tomorrow (pay day) after seeing what advice you can give, as I need to kick tobacco into touch as soon as possible. Sorry for the short notice and length of this post, but any advice would be gratefully received.

Wow. Great opener.

Welcome sej

I think you should look into something a bit "up" the Vaping ladder than *just* an eGo, evod or Riva starter kit.

In relation to Gamucci; they are quite well known for being better for nicotine than some other products (I read it all somewhere once...) but small cartomizer kits are really not ideal, so don't feel too bad about not getting over the finishing line on the first go.

I would bypass the plain evod kits and go straight in with something VV/VW.


Maybe a 1 or 2 battery starter kit PLUS a mod or Vision Spinner. Given that I know the myepack products, how's about a mini protank kit (£19.99) a Vision Spinner (£17.99), 2 iClears and maybe one or two other things.

I agree that I should start with something higher up the vaping ladder, I will look at your recommendation and see what I think, what are your views on the MVP 2, it looks like good kit but has a built in battery.

thanks for the help.

[tmg]

Welcome sej, I'm fairly new to the forum but have learned everything I know from them. I have worked my way slowly up through the levels of vaping kit and have just ordered an MVP 2 from myepack in their sale, you can't fault them as a vendor for price or service. Here's wishing you a happy vaping journey with some first class support from the best forum on t'internet

[sej]

Dec 19, 2013 22:46:00 GMT Chrissie said:

sej if there is anything we post about that you don't understand, please shout out & ask us to explain further. Also have a look at this brilliant thread that giles created with the help of several other forum members -

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/28309/pics-vids-get-started-abbreviations?page=1&scrollTo=513677

Thank you, I have printed out the guide you linked to, and many thanks to Giles. What are your views on the MVP2?

[sej]

Dec 27, 2013 21:33:05 GMT tmg said:

Welcome sej, I'm fairly new to the forum but have learned everything I know from them. I have worked my way slowly up through the levels of vaping kit and have just ordered an MVP 2 from myepack in their sale, you can't fault them as a vendor for price or service. Here's wishing you a happy vaping journey with some first class support from the best forum on t'internet

Hi mate, let me know what you think of your MVP 2, this is what I am thinking of as the start to my vaping journey.

[lairey]

Don't forget there is a 10% dissie code for myepack until the end of the year 10off :-)

[Chrissie]

Dec 27, 2013 21:38:43 GMT sej said:

Dec 19, 2013 22:46:00 GMT Chrissie said:

sej if there is anything we post about that you don't understand, please shout out & ask us to explain further. Also have a look at this brilliant thread that giles created with the help of several other forum members -

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/28309/pics-vids-get-started-abbreviations?page=1&scrollTo=513677

Thank you, I have printed out the guide you linked to, and many thanks to Giles. What are your views on the MVP2?

I can't really give my views on the MVP2 as I don't have one. But I know that it is highly rated.

[Sal]

sej a friend of mine had the MVP2 for Christmas and it hasn't been out of her hand since - and she has only just needed to charge it! She absolutely loves it and I'm impressed with how it performs, I want one myself now! So definitely recommended from me

[djs]

Dec 27, 2013 21:29:20 GMT sej said:

I agree that I should start with something higher up the vaping ladder, I will look at your recommendation and see what I think, what are your views on the MVP 2, it looks like good kit but has a built in battery.

Ordered one today.

I'll tell you in a week. I wanted one for Xmas, but nobody was playing ball...