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fizz47 said:
Wow - things have really moved on since I last had an ecig.
All a little overwhelming for me but want to get a new ecig.
I think I used to have a joytech with ego clearomizers.
So want something reliable and easy to use. Something that isn't too big and can be carried around easily but also doesn't require filling up every 5 mins.
I don't think I'll really want something which I will be modding a lot but rather ease of use and reliability is what I'm looking for.
Any kits people can recommend? Best brand ? Where to buy?
I notice aspire and kangar seem to be popular - is this what I should be looking at?
I used vapeescape in the past and they seemed ok.
Many thanks for guidance or suggestions...
You can't really go wrong with a 30w istick plus nautilus mini, still use mine daily All a little overwhelming for me but want to get a new ecig.
I think I used to have a joytech with ego clearomizers.
So want something reliable and easy to use. Something that isn't too big and can be carried around easily but also doesn't require filling up every 5 mins.
I don't think I'll really want something which I will be modding a lot but rather ease of use and reliability is what I'm looking for.
Any kits people can recommend? Best brand ? Where to buy?
I notice aspire and kangar seem to be popular - is this what I should be looking at?
I used vapeescape in the past and they seemed ok.
Many thanks for guidance or suggestions...
Hehe know the feeling, at least its working for you now.
The Segilei has been great so far as only built 2 coils and the first was a total flop as it was twisted coil and would not fit because was that long. Second has been going for over a week and no problems even though it is not the greaest of coils builds.
Reckon some of these devices are much more forgiving than others.
The Segilei has been great so far as only built 2 coils and the first was a total flop as it was twisted coil and would not fit because was that long. Second has been going for over a week and no problems even though it is not the greaest of coils builds.
Reckon some of these devices are much more forgiving than others.
Cotty said:
Foxtrot Oscar said:
Aspire and Kanger are pretty much the main players at the moment, but do seem to be pushing down the Sub-Ohm route and that usually doesn't work to well with people who mouth to lung. The equipment is pretty spot on though.
The Aspire Triton is probably one of the best mouth to lung vapes I have used. But its a sodding big tank. I think I will go for the Aspire Nautilus mini.
A particular website you guys recommend to purchase from?
Also seeing so many choices of flavours again with different companies ...so is there one company that generally make high quality liquids? Again would prefer to use a supplier who are known to use decent quality ingredients.
I won't be going for any tobacco flavoured liquids but rather menthol, coffee and fruit flavours.
fizz47 said:
Thank you !!!!
I think I will go for the Aspire Nautilus mini.
A particular website you guys recommend to purchase from?
Also seeing so many choices of flavours again with different companies ...so is there one company that generally make high quality liquids? Again would prefer to use a supplier who are known to use decent quality ingredients.
I won't be going for any tobacco flavoured liquids but rather menthol, coffee and fruit flavours.
http://myepack.co.uk/clearomizers/aspire-nautilus-...
Coils
http://myepack.co.uk/accessories/coils/aspire-naut...
I use these guys for all my juice these days
http://www.lancashiresteamcompany.co.uk/shop.html
fizz47 said:
I won't be going for any tobacco flavoured liquids but rather menthol, coffee and fruit flavours.
I get Dekang Menthol in 30ml bottles from here:http://www.vikingecigs.co.uk/Dekang-E-Liquid-eliqu...
Suits me fine, been using it for over a year.
Benn hearing good things about Drip Drop Vapour, UK made liquid, £5 for 30ml.
https://dripdropvapour.co.uk/
https://dripdropvapour.co.uk/
Not for me as I'm using more advanced stuff nowadays, but will be a cracking tank for someone twing said:
Anyone want a Naut? Haven't used it in ages and mostly using Kanger now so any of you regular posters are welcome to it
I've just ordered an nautilus mini so if no one else wants this one I'll be happy to take it off your hands.Incidentally what made you use the Kangar over the nautilus?
Twing is a top guy 
I'm still sending you some juice.....
Right few questions... Not heard of the naturevape coils that fit the naut mini, I did try the original
Naturevape year or so back, re wicking was easy enough but I hated having to fill it through
The tiny holes ( putting juice into another bottle ).
Quite tempted if it works, saves waiting on Fasttech then ordering some coils while waiting,
I'm still sending you some juice.....Right few questions... Not heard of the naturevape coils that fit the naut mini, I did try the original
Naturevape year or so back, re wicking was easy enough but I hated having to fill it through
The tiny holes ( putting juice into another bottle ).
Quite tempted if it works, saves waiting on Fasttech then ordering some coils while waiting,
fizz47 said:
I've just ordered an nautilus mini so if no one else wants this one I'll be happy to take it off your hands.
Incidentally what made you use the Kangar over the nautilus?
pm me address mate and I'll get it out to you, might not be til end of week though, sorry.Incidentally what made you use the Kangar over the nautilus?
I chose Kanger mainly because I can re-wick the pre-built coils so one £2.00 coil lasts forever.
twing said:
pm me address mate and I'll get it out to you, might not be til end of week though, sorry.
I chose Kanger mainly because I can re-wick the pre-built coils so one £2.00 coil lasts forever.
You talking about the RBA? Or the OCC coils that are supplied? Didn't realise it was possible to rewick the OCC coils if that is the case.I chose Kanger mainly because I can re-wick the pre-built coils so one £2.00 coil lasts forever.
HRL said:
You talking about the RBA? Or the OCC coils that are supplied? Didn't realise it was possible to rewick the OCC coils if that is the case.
The OCC ones bud. Lots of YouTube vids but basically you can just get hold of the wick with a small set of tweezers. Once you've got a grip twist it out gently (it should come out in one go). Then just twist a length of cotton through the hole, into the coil and out the other side. Snip each end of cotton so the is a small amount of over-hang and gently push it into either side. It'll look just like the original. twing said:
The OCC ones bud. Lots of YouTube vids but basically you can just get hold of the wick with a small set of tweezers. Once you've got a grip twist it out gently (it should come out in one go). Then just twist a length of cotton through the hole, into the coil and out the other side. Snip each end of cotton so the is a small amount of over-hang and gently push it into either side. It'll look just like the original.
Nice. I'll have a little look on YouTube and see what I can see. I know they're not expensive anyway but I had to make do with a coil that was past it's best the other day whilst waiting for some new 0.5 coils to be delivered. Still got the cotton that was supplied with my Subox kit so will probably give this a go.HRL said:
Nice. I'll have a little look on YouTube and see what I can see. I know they're not expensive anyway but I had to make do with a coil that was past it's best the other day whilst waiting for some new 0.5 coils to be delivered. Still got the cotton that was supplied with my Subox kit so will probably give this a go.
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