NCCNC Posted May 27, 2014 Posted May 27, 2014 So I havent smoked a cig in about 2 years, and havent had a dip in about 6 months, but I loved to smoke and have craved it since I quit. My buddy showed me his e cig a few weeks ago, so I decided to jump on board. I purchased the Joyetech Ego-c and have been mildly happy with it, but being a gadget junkie, I am waiting on a Kayfun lite plus (the real deal), and a nemesis clone. Both should be here by friday. I am new to e cigs, but have been working with flashlights for years now, so even though I know it is not recomended to jump right into mechanical mods, I have a pretty good grasp on Battery output and care (will be using panasonic 18650 protected cells). I love to tinker with stuff so the rebuildable atomizer, is right up my alley. All in all, I am looking forward to getting into this more and more. I also see a ProVari in my immediate future as well. I am a machinist by trade and plan on making a few of my own mechanincal mods too. I have looked around and already have a few designs in mind that I am playing with in FeatureCam. Please, If anyone has any advice or warning of something that a beginner to vaping will need to watch out for, please speak up! I would appriciate it. Thanks from North Carolina!
iheartvape Posted May 28, 2014 Posted May 28, 2014 Just make sure you check your ohms after you build your coils, and you will be fine. Other then that, it's a real fun habit/hobby for us tinkerers... Lol
NCCNC Posted May 28, 2014 Author Posted May 28, 2014 Just make sure you check your ohms after you build your coils, and you will be fine. Other then that, it's a real fun habit/hobby for us tinkerers... Lol I will make sure to do that! Thanks!
mvince201 Posted May 28, 2014 Posted May 28, 2014 Welcome! Like iheartvape said just make sure to always check your coils! Also I would recommend a Sony vtc5 battery, but its just opinion I guess.
Tam Posted May 28, 2014 Posted May 28, 2014 Depending on what ohm coils you build you may want to look at a different battery, particularly if you sub-ohm your coil(s). A "protected" battery in a mech mod with sub-ohm coils may not be a good match.
NCCNC Posted May 28, 2014 Author Posted May 28, 2014 Depending on what ohm coils you build you may want to look at a different battery, particularly if you sub-ohm your coil(s). A "protected" battery in a mech mod with sub-ohm coils may not be a good match. I have access to a multitude of batteries, from my flashlight addiction. I will read more about it and keep that in mind. Thanks!
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