NEWBIE HELP PLEASE!

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Jul 28, 2014 0:14:35 GMT kitty778 said:

Do any of you have any experience with vapemate.co.uk?

It doesn't seem to be listed on the discounts thread, nor on the vendors section...?

Ive not used them b4 but they are not one i have comes across before either , having said that i rarely use UK sites tbh, why, what are you after on there....lol...

[clairea]

this one ronaldo i know myepack have them for £12.99 at mo, but want something for under £5.00 saving money for VF now though, will have to see how much i have left afterwards for my vape stuff,

[ronaldo]

Jul 28, 2014 0:32:23 GMT clairea said:

this one ronaldo i know myepack have them for £12.99 at mo, but want something for under £5.00 saving money for VF now though, will have to see how much i have left afterwards for my vape stuff,

never seen that before looks good though

[kitty778]

Jul 28, 2014 0:20:49 GMT @agenthoover said:

Jul 28, 2014 0:14:35 GMT kitty778 said:

Do any of you have any experience with vapemate.co.uk?

It doesn't seem to be listed on the discounts thread, nor on the vendors section...?

Ive not used them b4 but they are not one i have comes across before either , having said that i rarely use UK sites tbh, why, what are you after on there....lol...

Who... me?

The liquids offer lured me in.  I should be ashamed.

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lol... yes you ..

[clairea]

Jul 28, 2014 0:35:39 GMT kitty778 said:

Jul 28, 2014 0:20:49 GMT @agenthoover said:

Ive not used them b4 but they are not one i have comes across before either , having said that i rarely use UK sites tbh, why, what are you after on there....lol...

Who... me?

The liquids offer lured me in.  I should be ashamed.

SUMMER50  is their discount code at mo for summer clearance, i've just seen somewhere else, they have a good rep apparently but don't quote me on it i've not bought from them or vm15 if it's your first order

Edited to add it's for their summer clearance on over 80 products, your probably better using the VM15 as a first user on the ejuice kitty778

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Jul 27, 2014 23:35:07 GMT ronaldo said:

I love the case that the VTR comes in I want one for my coiling gear not a VTR just the case

You want a VTR case ronaldo? I think I might have one. Don't ever use mine ....let me know. No charge

[ronaldo]

Jul 28, 2014 2:05:24 GMT @johanino said:

Jul 27, 2014 23:35:07 GMT ronaldo said:

I love the case that the VTR comes in I want one for my coiling gear not a VTR just the case

You want a VTR case ronaldo? I think I might have one. Don't ever use mine ....let me know. No charge

Thank You that would be great

[callumcutter1]

Jul 13, 2014 14:16:36 GMT kitty778 said:

My flatmate and I each celebrate our birthdays later this month (the wrong side of 35!) and we have been talking lately about vaping.

I've decided to take the plunge and buy us both our first vaping devices!  I've been reading a lot about it, and have narrowed it down to the following summary (with apologies for any terminology mistakes):


Tank: Probably Kanger aerotank or another with the airflow tech? Not very clear of the difference between all the aerotank models, but I suspect my flatmate and I might prefer different types, so any thoughts would be welcome.  Definitely clearomizer.

Battery: Variable, not sure about power requirements, would be handy - not essential - to vape whilst charging

I'm more of a easy life sort of person, while he would probably enjoy getting wildly into tinkering, if that helps narrow it down any?  For now, I am only interested in cylindrical styles, though I can see there is a lot of love for the box style.  I would prefer a medium sized tank, but my flatmate might prefer a larger tank style.  It would also be handy to try out each other's kit with little fuss, so accessory compatibility would be helpful.

I can't seem to find a starter kit which offers the above, so which accessories/other bits should I get and are they a MUST or a BENEFIT?

Thanks for any replies!    

Greetings and  to AAEC. Now, for my first device, I chose to skip the ego's and went straight for an MVP V2. You can look around for reviews and theyre widely known and loved by many. It comes with Variable Voltage AND Variable Wattage functions, and there's not many things better for starting.
As for clearos, I went with the Aspire Nautilus because of the rave reviews it got. Now that you can also buy the new BVC (Bottom Vertical Coil) heads separate, it just makes this tank even better, and I dont think theres anything that comes close to the taste at all, even RDA's (thats what other reviewers have said, not my own words). I just got my BVC coils today, and they're absolutely amazing!
You can see my full take on them here: allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/43176/aspire-nautilus-bvc-heads?page=1&scrollTo=752773
Either way, as long as you're vaping, you're happy and you're off the stinkies, you can't really go wrong. Good luck for the future my friend!

[callumcutter1]

Jul 13, 2014 14:16:36 GMT kitty778 said:

My flatmate and I each celebrate our birthdays later this month (the wrong side of 35!) and we have been talking lately about vaping.

I've decided to take the plunge and buy us both our first vaping devices!  I've been reading a lot about it, and have narrowed it down to the following summary (with apologies for any terminology mistakes):


Tank: Probably Kanger aerotank or another with the airflow tech? Not very clear of the difference between all the aerotank models, but I suspect my flatmate and I might prefer different types, so any thoughts would be welcome.  Definitely clearomizer.

Battery: Variable, not sure about power requirements, would be handy - not essential - to vape whilst charging

I'm more of a easy life sort of person, while he would probably enjoy getting wildly into tinkering, if that helps narrow it down any?  For now, I am only interested in cylindrical styles, though I can see there is a lot of love for the box style.  I would prefer a medium sized tank, but my flatmate might prefer a larger tank style.  It would also be handy to try out each other's kit with little fuss, so accessory compatibility would be helpful.

I can't seem to find a starter kit which offers the above, so which accessories/other bits should I get and are they a MUST or a BENEFIT?

Thanks for any replies!    

And as for wanting a medium sized device, the MVP also drops into this category. It may be a box mod, but its light, smallish and the battery lasts me 3 days at least and I'm quite a heavy paper (I'm expecting this to drop to maybe 2 days now that I can vape at 11 watts with these new coil heads. Here is a picture of mine to give you more of an idea

[callumcutter1]

Jul 29, 2014 17:38:24 GMT callumcutter1 said:

Jul 13, 2014 14:16:36 GMT kitty778 said:

My flatmate and I each celebrate our birthdays later this month (the wrong side of 35!) and we have been talking lately about vaping.

I've decided to take the plunge and buy us both our first vaping devices!  I've been reading a lot about it, and have narrowed it down to the following summary (with apologies for any terminology mistakes):


Tank: Probably Kanger aerotank or another with the airflow tech? Not very clear of the difference between all the aerotank models, but I suspect my flatmate and I might prefer different types, so any thoughts would be welcome.  Definitely clearomizer.

Battery: Variable, not sure about power requirements, would be handy - not essential - to vape whilst charging

I'm more of a easy life sort of person, while he would probably enjoy getting wildly into tinkering, if that helps narrow it down any?  For now, I am only interested in cylindrical styles, though I can see there is a lot of love for the box style.  I would prefer a medium sized tank, but my flatmate might prefer a larger tank style.  It would also be handy to try out each other's kit with little fuss, so accessory compatibility would be helpful.

I can't seem to find a starter kit which offers the above, so which accessories/other bits should I get and are they a MUST or a BENEFIT?

Thanks for any replies!    

And as for wanting a medium sized device, the MVP also drops into this category. It may be a box mod, but its light, smallish and the battery lasts me 3 days at least and I'm quite a heavy paper (I'm expecting this to drop to maybe 2 days now that I can vape at 11 watts with these new coil heads. Here is a picture of mine to give you more of an idea

Edit: I'd like to clear up that I am infact human, and not a 'heavy paper" like I said 
I meant to say "heavy vaper"

[kitty778]

callumcutter1 I already bought our presents which we opened on Sat 16th.

I have since gone a little bit mental and bought tons of other stuff including an MVP which I hope will arrive tomorrow!

[callumcutter1]

Jul 29, 2014 17:42:34 GMT kitty778 said:

callumcutter1 I already bought our presents which we opened on Sat 16th.

I have since gone a little bit mental and bought tons of other stuff including an MVP which I hope will arrive tomorrow!

Good stuff! I'm sure you'll end up loving your MVP!!
Just don't fall into the trap of buying 917252 driptips, that stuff is dangerous for your bank balance! 

[kitty778]

Jul 29, 2014 17:47:31 GMT callumcutter1 said:

Jul 29, 2014 17:42:34 GMT kitty778 said:

callumcutter1 I already bought our presents which we opened on Sat 16th.

I have since gone a little bit mental and bought tons of other stuff including an MVP which I hope will arrive tomorrow!

Good stuff! I'm sure you'll end up loving your MVP!!
Just don't fall into the trap of buying 917252 driptips, that stuff is dangerous for your bank balance! 

Erm... four new drip tips arrived today and I, erm, might be expecting another seven this week...

[hijack]

Jul 29, 2014 17:51:58 GMT kitty778 said:

Erm... four new drip tips arrived today and I, erm, might be expecting another seven this week...

At least they are cheap, well they are from FT. I tend to buy 4 or 5 every time I order from them.