Hi + Noob questions.

[maxlawbr]

Hi, welcome.

I agree with the opinions of the members, you should spend a little more to not be frustrating soon.

[Debbie13]

Hello and welcome along, it is worth buying a better kit as you will soon want more from your vape, yes it gets you off the ciggies for a very short while but you need something that will keep you off them for good.....paying more for a kit now will pay off in the long run...start off really cheap and you will be back on the smokes within a week.......always look at back ups ....they always run out on you just as a huge craving comes along.....so better to have a back up battery and tank....the members on this forum are a fantastic bunch and will steer you in the right direction.....try Joose Juice for some liquids, very cheap and nice flavours....great company service too.......you will want to try a few....so have a gander at what they have and order some that tickle ya tastebuds

[DiscoDes]

[smokebelch]

Hello again.

I ended up buying a Kanger mini-pro tank II from my e-pack. Not a bad little gizmo. Early on I had some issues with leaking, no vape, and very little vape but major coughing/throat burn, but the more I used it, the more I got used to how to use it. It came with a spare pack of 5 coils (2.2 ohms) and as soon as those ran out, I bought some replacements from Amazon (£10 for 10 or £15 for 20).

The trouble I have was these replacement coils are 2.5 ohms, and I don't believe my puny kanger battery was kicking out enough voltage or something because there was next to no vape. So I've invested in a vision spinner 1300 mAh adjustable battery (£16), problem is I don't know what's happening with the charging. When I put my kanger battery in the charger, the red light flashes green every 8 or 9 seconds until it stays solid green (meaning the battery is charged). With the vision spinner the charger flashes red to green every 2-3 seconds, I'm not sure if it's charging. I've also read that when it flashes like that, it means something is wrong with the battery. Does anyone know if this is the case?

I've just discovered a local juice dealer that does Diamond Mist 10ml bottles for £3, 3 bottles for £8 and 4 bottles for £10. Anyone know of anywhere cheaper?

I also recommend this vid, pretty useful way of recycling/extending the life of your coils.

Cheers.

[cHooBeyDoo]

Now that you have the Kanger coil heads smokebelch (don't throw them away when they are used up!) as you could also make your own coils to your liking, there is an amazing easy to follow guide on how to do it HERE and it is really easier than you might think and will save you a few quid. I make my own coils all the time now (as do many many other vapers) and I do 8 wraps of 0.25mm A1 Kanthal around a 1.8mm screwdriver which comes out around the 2 ohm mark with Wilkinsons organic cotton wool balls.
I hear that Diamond Mist is a bit rank but if you want some cheap but reliable eliquid, try HERE there's not that many flavours to choose from but the liquid is very much vapeable

[smokebelch]

I've just been looking at the coils that I received and they are pretty much a solid unit, you can remove the rubber ring and stem to get in at the wicks, but the base is solid, so I'm not sure I'll be able to start making my own with these ones.

That juice is mucho cheap, I'll try some of those out I think.

I'll bookmark both these links.

Cheers.

[lee]

alright