Hello peeps, lovely to join you, I have an either/or questio

[sleedale]

Hey peeps, more very useful advice, thank you. I think I do need new batteries, and it's time to move up a step, especially to avoid slipping back to stinkies (well it works with my OH as a reason to buy new stuff ) so I've ordered a vision spinner 2 and a NV mini. And Pep I think it's probably a good idea to move on to learning a bit more about making coils etc. sounds like rocket science to me ATM but happy to read and learn.
What a lovely friendly forum this is

[sleedale]

May 25, 2014 17:19:49 GMT cHooBeyDoo said:

Hi sleedale and a warm from me too.
Another tank to think about is the Mini Protank 2, I mainly use these on ego batteries and a Vision Spinner 2, they have a glass tank and are single bottom coil. I recoil mine with microcoil and cotton wool (Super-Shiny no nonsense guide HERE)and would say they are on par with the naturevape clearos (almost identical setup)

That is a very good, clear, easy to follow guide to making a coil and wicking. Even makes sense to me, and strangely appeals cos I like making things. Thank you

[Clivia]

hi and welcome sleedale - you will be successful this time - cause also if you start buying the nice shinies you have a) spent too much money and b) have far too many nice things to go back to the stinkies

[Super-Shiny]

Hello and sleedale

[Roscopecotrain]

Hello and welcome to aaec

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[charliehorse]

May 25, 2014 15:56:19 GMT sleedale said:

So, same but different question, is there much different between a 1600 and 900 battery? Now I know the numbers speak for themselves, and I assume the bigger one lasts longer? But is that all the difference and is it huge? 

Hi sleedale and welcome

Simple answer is yes - the bigger number will last longer 

[Mrsmac]

Hi and welcome. Well done on your recent purchase that sounds like a good set up. The main feature with nature vape is the coil. The coil is essentially a single coil micro coil built in a protank head.if you enjoy the experience with the nature vape coil you will open a range of options and tanks moving forward.

When first using the coil, please remember to saturate the wick preferably even removing the chimney and doing a few drops of liquid onto the coil.

Let us know how you get on!

[sleedale]

We'll properly launched in now.......looking forward to the new vv battery and me NV tank, will definitely let you know how I get on, also popped in to the Chef Vapour kitchen, maybe I didn't oughta have done that but now also looking forward to a main course selection. I've been hunting for a really good fruit vape, that actually tastes like fruit, and as I like caramel......oh and coffee too........well, need something nice to put in the new tank

I also want to say that I finally feel I've kicked the stinkies, even though I've had a vape stick for over a year, I never quite felt I'd made it, but today, well, I do. Maybe it's learning more, maybe it's finding this forum and lots of useful advice, hints, tips and tricks.....I actually revived an oldish Evod coil today, but it's definitely because I can finally walk the dogs up smallish hills without getting breathless, not coughing when I laugh, and generally feeling better. Now I just need to get a bit fitter and find the perfect juice/tank/battery

[chykensa]

It's the fitness thing I enjoy most! I've always been quite active, and living in such a beautiful county I've never been short of somewhere to walk or kayak! I live in a fairly hilly village, and to be able to walk up one of the steep hills and not have to slow down to catch my breath is a real joy. I try to walk for an hour most days, but bleddy work keeps getting in the way. Still, it's half-term this week so should be able to get out a bit more than usual, weather permitting. Having said that, I wear shorts wherever possible in the summer, and legs dry quicker than trousers!