Mike

The t2 comes with 2.0 resistance and that's the one that I prefer with a standard eGo battery. It produces the most vapor and TH. It might actually be a little too warm or too much for you in which case you could buy a 2.4 ohm replacements for it. The price is really reasonable, If I were you I'd buy the t2 and a couple extra coils of both 2.0 and 2.4. They both will work well with your batteries. http://www.theveteranvaper.com/ego-2-4ml-cc-changeable-coil-clearomizer-clear/

They are the same idea. The nova has a slightly larger tank than the eGo CC, The eGo CC has a slightly larger tank than the Vision. The Vision V3 rebuildable may be the exact same coil as the nova but the eGo CC is different. It is cheaper to buy a rebuildable clearo once for $6-$10 and buy replacement coils for them for $2-$3 from there on in. Not all clearos have changeable coils and those go for about $5

Those work well but they are not changeable coil. They are cheap enough and last long enough to be cost efficient though. I was wondering, Jeff, how do you compare those to the eGo 2.4ml CC. I assume they work as well on the twist C as they do on ProVari. I have both also . I'm having great vaping with the V3 but what should I expect from the Kanger version? --I think the eGo CC is kanger right?

Although I haven't used the Viva Nova it looks and works similar to other changeable coil clearomisers like Rebuildable Vision and eGo CC clearomisers. The Viva Nova has a bigger juice capacity than the others I mentioned and with all of these types of clearos you can just replace the heating coils for relatively cheap. I really like the the V3 (rebuidable Vision) and I have the eGo CC on order as Jeffb says they work great also. I like the size and shape better with these but I assume that the Viva Novo work well too and you may like that syle better. I guess it's personal preference and I don't know that any one of these work any better than the other. One other thing, the replacement coils to all of these come in different resistances. They do make a difference depending on your setup so you need to look into that.---I see you have an eGo twist battery so you can go with any resistance but I wouldn't get the lowest one or the highest one. Or if it's a standard eGo battery(not a twist) then either the lowest resistance(for big vapor and thought hit) or the next one up.

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For $19.95 you can get started with one of the best cig-type ecigs from smokelessimage.com I would suggest this because if you think vaping isn't for you then you it only cost you $20 bucks, and if you like it all you have to do is order an extra battery, extra cartos and some juice and you're good for a long time. The $20 kit comes with 1 battery, a charger, 2 prefilled carto's (that can be refilled several times), and a 3 month warranty. They also offer 2 battery kits and a lot of other options but just to try a real e-cig this is a good way to do that. You can get a manual battery(has a button you have to press) or an automatic battery. If you want to go straight to an eGo or other mod/big battery device you need to consider the following. It's always best to have at least 2 batteries and a charger. Sometimes the cheapest way to get this is to buy a starter kit but maybe not. You gotta search for what you think you are going to be using and see if it makes more sense to buy things separately. Maybe you could buy one 1000mah eGo battery that will last you all day, a charger, a clearomiser/cartomiser/tank/drip atty and/or whatever you want on it,and some juice. The possibilities are endless and I hope I'm not drowning you but there are lots of different ways to go about it. I love my Twist C ego batteries and the regular ones too. I wouldn't recommend the eGo c tank because they can be troublesome, I do use them though and also Vision clearos. I also have been using my Volt e-cigs again, I had them on the back burner for a while but those little things do work nicely and I knew I would go back to them. There are lot's of big battery mods that are not extremely expensive and a few smaller cig type ones that work well but I don't know what would suit you and I can only speak of what suits me. By now I probably have you confused because I'm babbling but if you have any other questions just shout them out and someone will help you.

You can't go wrong with any of the ones listed under Supporting Suppliers on the main forum page. There are many more reliable sites to order from and many different types of e-cigs. You might want to look at what some of these reliable sites have to offer and also check out reviews of their products on YouTube or in the Vapor Talk e-cig review.

I think that Christopher was pushing his body too hard. Too much work and computers and not enough sleep and relaxation. His story is in a sub forum of Vapor Talk News. As for my health after 2 1/2 years of vaping and no smoking, I feel great. I don't have any numbers to back it up and I was always somewhat healthy but no more coughing and no more shortness of breath, better teeth and gums and more money in my pocket.

You've got me stumped. I haven't heard of these kind of symptoms linked to the ingredients of eliquids. I know that pg doesn't agree with everyone but I'm not so sure that's what is causing it. All I can say is you should get more opinions/tests from other doctors. I hope you don't go back to Newport's, those things are not going to make everything all better.

Good question and I guess it's all up for you to decide. I'm a lot like mcquinn. I've been smoke free and vaping for more than 2 1/2 years and I like the different flavors and methods of vaping. I went from 36 and 24 mg/ml juice down to 12 but I decided to vape 18mg now for the most part. I could easily quit all together now but I don't see any harm and it has been an enjoyable hobby. I've noticed that I can go a long time without vaping and not have nicotine withdrawal, not like when I used to smoke. It makes me think that the most addictive part of smoking is the nasty chemicals more than the nicotine. I don't have to worry about going back to analogs nor do I worry that I couldn't stop vaping when I want to... but I don't want to yet. My advice to someone who wants to quit all together is to first lower the nic but not necessarily all the way to zero. When you decide to stop vaping I think it will be pretty painless, especially after you've been off anologs for several months.

If it works for you and your comfortable than keep it, or make it more comfortable by making small changes. An eGo battery and regular atty is a great combo but if you are taking a cart out every time you drip wouldn't it be easier to use a drip tip? Also, what mcquinn and kitsune say, I have to agree.

Here's my take on the replacement coils: They come in a few different resistances, 1.8, 2.4, 2.8, 3.2, and 4.0 ohms. A week later and the 3.2 ohm one I started with is still working great. I've come to find that using it at 4.8 v is not too much for me but that's as high as I would go with that one. As for the 1.8 ohmes one, I set either my twist c or my ProVari at 3.2 and It works great at that voltage. For a regular eGo I would suggest either the 1.8 or 2.4 ohmes. For kgo or other 3.7v - 4v batteries I would suggest 2.4 or 2.8 ohms. For 5v or 6v mods you would probably would want to use 4.o ohms. If you have a variable volt mod or twist c any of these will work for you. The lower the resistance the warmer the vapor and increased vapor production just don't over do it! If I had a true 3.7v device I think the 1.8ohm one might be too warm for me, just like if I had a true 5.v mod the 3.2 ohm one would be pushing it also.

I've looked into Tasty Puffs but never tried it myself. From what I've read those flavors are very concentrated and it takes 10% or less for good vaping flavor. You're 10 to 1 method seems to back up that theory. I have to wonder about you're old e-liquid though. I was under the impression that pg with or without nic, or any e-liquid in general, has a shelf life of 2 years. Not sure what kind of changes can happen after that long. You might want to look into that or if someone else knows... I'm curious.

I don't think there are any knock-offs on the twist c battery(yet), so I think you're safe. I think you will like this a lot. The Vision is one of my favorites but I use several different things. I'd suggest that you try different things also and you will find your personal favorites.

Welcome to Vapor Talk angie. I just give mine a quick rinse and refill with a new flavor. Sometimes it takes a few drags or more before it starts working really good again. I suppose it would be better to let it dry but you don't have to, a little h2o doesn't hurt and it along with the old flavor will disappear soon.

There are lots of choices when it comes to vaping and a lot of it has to do with personal preference but the best choice that you have made is to quit smoking. Congratulations!

kr is stuff made by Kanger, and dse is made by Sailebao(SLB), they are 2 of the 3 main e-cig factories in China. Sorry, don't know what White Cloud is but it sounds like something that comes in a roll and goes in the bathroom, lol.

I like spam too, slightly burnt and on buttered toast. Welcome to Vapor Talk xeo.

I had good and bad luck with the first 2 generations of Vision clearos but the first rebuildable one I got from Sweet-Vapes is working stellar. I'm using a 3.2 ohm coil and I have lr 1.8 replacement coils. I won't get to the lr coils until I'm done with the 3.2 ohm one and I'm liking it a lot. I also picked up a 1000mah twist c because I destroyed my 650mah twist c at work again(I'm definately making a special holster for it this time). The vape quality is great and it works well at any twist c setting. At 3.2 volts it is a little week for me and at 4.8 it is a bit much but the flavor is good and the vapor is cool at either end. Big clouds of vapor, especially when I turn it up and the flavor doesn't take a hit. I'm vaping DIY bavarian cream(lorann's 20%) and a drop of sweetener 70/30 pg/vg at 18mg/ml and I can't believe the flavor punch. I wonder how long this will last and how the lr coils perform but I'm gonna enjoy this while I can.

I have better than 20/20 vision and I have to work hard and in good light to see those numbers. If I used only 1 type of clearo or tank I might mark a sweet spot on the dial but I am constantly going from eGo c to Vision to dripping and the sweet spots vary a little but I can always find it quickly.

Let your dad know that if he can make the switch to e-cigs not only will his health improve but he should have more money at the end of the day to spend on you.

I thought of doing that too but I really don't feel the need. When I use LR stuff, and I usually do, I bring the dial all the way counterclockwise then up just a little bit for starters and fine adjust from there if I feel the need. If I'm using SR I do the exact opposite and start out near the higher end.

eGo twist and mini provari and I know it won't get any better for a long time, I just think it can get better at the other end . I kinda lost interest in the kro8 volt and small battery ecigs but maybe it's just a phase I'm going through.

I want someone to come up with a better juice delivery system. Tanks and clearomisers work OK, regular carto's are kinda crappy, eGo tanks sometimes work good, dripping is good but inconvenient at times. I want something that's easy to fill and will hold at least 3ml so I know it will last all day but most importantly it has to give the right amount of juice to the atty every time. No leaks, no dry hits.

I was also thinking that your e-cig is compatible with 808 carto's but I'm not completely sure. You could take a chance and pick up some blank Volt carto's or any kr808 blank cartos but you shouldn't use anything that is low resistance on a small battery.