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Can't believe that I joined just over 2 years ago, where has the time gone? Had a few hiccups the first year and was basically a mix of smoking and vaping, though definitely more on the vaping side. But have been smoke free for over a year now. And am still surprised. I am 46 now and smoked since I was 18 and joined the Air Force. Quit a couple times for a few months, but eventually went back. And even when I wasn't smoking, I WANTED to. It was a struggle daily. Not the case with vaping at all Still very much enjoying my hobby, though has gotten a touch on the expensive side, mostly for trying juices. Am still stuck on Boba's Bounty so other juices are by the wayside. Of course now I am on a Precise kick.... That gets spendy though have been able to justify it through a new job, and then a promotion. Not sure how I am going to continue it though Have done a couple juices reviews over the past year, would like to do more though. Am taking a bit of a break from that since my review puppy died I currently am training a new one. Just want to say thanks to everyone here for getting me started and answering all my questions. Have been way more active on twitter rather than the forums, but I still browse on occasion The one thing I absolutely love about vaping is the community and the help and encouragement that is given. I do wish that there wasnt quite so much drama around allegiances between various vaping networks but is to be expected as more people get into this. Thanks again! D

Current members and new members please join us for our monthly vape meet at Cobblestone's Restaurant & Sports Emporium. Address is 205 S George St.,York, PA 17401. Bring your vaping gear and anything you would like to share with the group. Meet some new people, try some new juice or hardware, and have a drink (or two). So that I can give Cobblestone's a ball park figure as to the number of attendees, please RSVP by posting on this thread or send me a PM. Or, if you're on Facebook, check out our event page and click the "Going" tab in the upper right hand corner: https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/125264550925753/ Please also like our page on Facebook to be notified of future meet ups: https://www.facebook...eRoseVapersClub Also, Baldgroove will be there from "We Are Vapers" (http://wearevapers.com/) will be there to discuss and answer any questions. Hope to see you there!

I use dual coils on all my other mods, but for my LT I prefer the 3.0 stainless steel pre-punched cartos and a tank. I purchased everything in one fell swoop at volcanoecigs and have been very happy. Be sure to pre-fill the carto and you won't have any problems. The 3.0 lets you zoom up to 5.0 volts without problems. I have mine set at 4.2 typically. For higher volts I would get a 3.5 carto or a 4.0. (clouds of vapor has them I think). to insure your 6.0v setting won't burn the carto. I really like my LT, and I think you'll enjoy yours too if you purchase cartos that allow you to adjust your voltage The dual coils don't seem to work very well on VV type mods from what I understand. I haven't yet tried them, because they would be too limiting ... I might as well just stick to the dc on a 3.7 because the vv will buck the v back down to there anyway. Good luck!

epower is nice. Hopefully charging the batteries would not be an issue for a new vaper. The ego is a little more straight forward with charging. Either way an ego, riva, or epower is a good way to go.

Ok, sounds like possibly flooded the atty...it happens. My fix, hold the button down for a couple seconds, suck in and blow out quickly(4-5 times) to dislodge some of the excess liquid, repeat until the atty seems like its producing more vapor, and do this a few more times. May need to let the atty cool a bit in between. if it starts to taste a bit burnt...add a couple drops of liquid and it should be vapeable. I promise it gets easier...the learning curve can be a bit frustrating, but I swear its worth it

one of the best things you can do is go through a bunch of the topics here on the forum, keep reading and getting info and opinions, it really helped me out when i was just starting out. i spent a crapload in the beginning, as i'm one who learns through failure, if i'd taken more time to read forum topics, i'd likely have spent a lot less at first.

Never heard of this company. The choice is yours whether or not you decide to order from them.