A Guide to ECIGS for New Vapers!

[KulrMeStoopid]

http://code.reddit.com/wiki/help/faqs/electronic_cigarette

Pretty extensive I think Check it out!

 

[I Shall Not Recant]

Too much reading but I wish I'd found something like that when I was a noob.

 

[cheersm8]

A very good article with few, if any, holes tp pick and a lot of good,solid,factual information. The best 'newbie FAQ' I have read.

 

[fleeing]

Great wiki. It will be a lot easier passing this link onto folks than trying to 'quickly' explain some of the ins and outs of vaping, while waiting for a train/bus.

 

[Embraced_Freak]

That definitely made me less confused. Thanks for posting!

 

[maximf365]

big Phil Busardo did a good intro video...

http://m.youtube.com/feed/UCc345z36sFqyC1BheWmW_Iw#/watch?v=iVFSk5fW7bo

 

[defu]

Awesome, thanks very much.

Edit -

Just a quick question if anyone can help. To quote from that article:

"Being able to control the voltage output of the battery/batteries in a battery case means you can dial in the voltage best suited for the atomizer you are using. Using a low resistance atomizer with 3.7 volts can be said to be equivalent to using a higher resistance atomizer and a higher voltage. Both could possibly produce an equal amount of vapor and flavor."

Am I missing something here? Why are people using HR atays if the outcome is the same with a LR low voltage? Why not just stick to LR and low voltage?

Also, I've got an ego clone (not a VV), and have just ordered myself some LR 501 boges. Is LR the best thing to stick on these things? (I like a stronger vape). Cheers.