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Hi kitty778
Yes juice is pretty subjective, What one person likes another may not.
You can try LTecigs. I use this supplier as the liquids are decent flavour and a good price, nothing fancy just a good selection that taste like it says.

Also there is joose juice less variety but ATM they are doing 'buy one get one free' on 30ml bottles. (not tried these myself but have read good feedback on them).

Be aware that when you try vaping it will be like when you first inhaled smoke.

Your lungs wont be used to the vapour and it will take 3-4 days until you stop coughing when you inhale.

Just take small puffs until you adjust to it.

When choosing a liquid you may need to list what strength nic you need.

18-24mg is recommended for kicking the smoking habit. I started on 18mg and had no problem quitting. I now use 12mg

I would get a bunch of 10ml bottles to see what you like, and go for the 30ml bottles when you know you like it.

You can always order 5-10 10ml bottles and try them out for the first week or two and reorder the ones you like in 30ml to make some savings.

Youll probably get through 3-5ml each a day.

Tobacco flavours are hard to replicate and I tried a lot of them. Virginia and RY4 seem to be the most popular.

Fruit flavours are good, they taste pretty much like you would expect

Dessert flavours are good as well. CUSTARD is a big favourite with a lot of vapers so I would grab a 10ml sample to try out.

Menthol, aniseed and liquorice are good for adding a bit to other flavours but are pretty overpowering on their own.

There are some interesting alcohol flavours out there as well.

And yes you can mix your flavours to add sweetness or fruit to something else. I do this with a Tobacco flavour, adding a fruit and a sweet flavour to make a nicer tobacco.

Youll hear a lot about 'steeping', which is basically giving the juice a few weeks to reach its peak flavour before using. You wont be doing that as it needs buying in advance, but they will be ok to use straight away. They can just improve slightly  if left for a few weeks.

Jul 13, 2014 20:32:35 GMT kitty778 said:

hijack I haven't changed it from the aerotank to the mini aerotank, as I'm not sure the capacity of the mini would be enough for him. I should probably try to find some pictures to compare. I now have 3 protanks & 3 airflows in my basket for me. Have I forgotten anything other than a spare charger for him? (Don't I need one?)

Ok I have done you a pic of the standard aerotank on an ego which is the same diameter as the spinner.

sorry for the bad pic as im sitting in the dark on my comp.

Jul 13, 2014 20:24:14 GMT kitty778 said:

Jul 13, 2014 20:18:21 GMT hijack said:

You want this one link for the spinners

I've got two of those in my cart, but was intrigued by the wireless one (then saw Perpetua's post). 

Im not sure what that other one fits actually its an 808 fitting but I don't know of any 808, Oh hold on its for the cig-a-likes of coarse 

Did you go for the mini aerotank? and have you got the 3 airflows for you protanks?

Jul 13, 2014 19:14:18 GMT kitty778 said:

How do I decide between 1.8, 2.2 and 2.5 ohm?

To be honest any of those Ohm will be ok. Try the 2.2 and when you get some replacement coils you can try the lower ones.

Generally the lower the Ohm the more power is used to heat the coil, and the hotter it heats up. Go for the middle ones, I got some 1.5 Ohm coils and didn't get on with them, but when I started using cotton to wick my homemade coils I found that 0.9 coils worked great.

Its all down to how fast the wick can deliver the liquid to the coil, if the liquid cant get to the coil fast enough youll get a burnt taste. So with a hot running coil there is more chance it will run dry.

Ill stop there as all you need to know is that any of the Ohm you listed should be fine.