Hi from Hastings :-)

[WilliamJames]

Hey Hastings!

Buying one of those dodgy ebay kits would be a huge mistake, it'll be useless within a week - if it works at all. False economy and that.

It should cost more than £50 at the most to get started, look for an Evod starter kit.

Welcome!

 

[WilliamJames]

Hey Hastings!

Buying one of those dodgy ebay kits would be a huge mistake, it'll be useless within a week - if it works at all. False economy and that.

It shouldn't cost more than £50 at the most to get started, look for an Evod starter kit.

Welcome!

 

[BLADESMAN1889]

I'm down near the bowling green so not to far from you

If you can sort batteries and a charger out you can have an old vamo I don't use anymore if it helps

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That would be great thanks Dan. An ideal way to start off. I will make a donation of some kind of course :-)

 

[Dan Dan the vaping man]

That would be great thanks Dan. An ideal way to start off. I will make a donation of some kind of course :-)

No that's fine, just pass it on to someone else if you move on from vv or get something different

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[BLADESMAN1889]

By Joyeteck, I take it you mean the evic?

Out of the three you've suggested, I'd recommend the Innokin SVD because:

- The Joyetech evic is the most expensive!
- The Itaste3 has an inbuilt battery, which means you cant vape it while charging the battery. When the battery dies, the whole thing dies.
- The Innokin SVD takes batteries that can be removed to charge, so you buy 2+ batteries and have one charging while you use the other. When the battery dies, you just buy a nrew one.
- The SVD can take different battery sizes. Useful if in the future you buy other devices which take different sized batteries.

That said, I've not owned any of them, just my initial thoughts on the devices you've mentioned.

Don't forget that with the Joyetech and SVD you will need to buy batteries and a charger.

Have you decided to bypass an ego type starter kit like this one? http://myepack.co.uk/review/product/list/id/808/category/11/

I like the look of that [EVOD] & from what I've learned myepack is a legi trader so that goes on the list. There's just so much to consider :-) I have 25 tabs open on my nexus⁴ atm all with different vendors, kits, brands....

 

[Blossom]

I've just seen Dan Dan the vaping man's post a would suggest you go with that for now and spend your money on some decent batteries and charger. I recommend a nitecore I2 or I4.

That leaves you to choose a clearomiser and some juice ........ (sorry!)

 

[BLADESMAN1889]

No that's fine, just pass it on to someone else if you move on from vv or get something different

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OK - will let you know once I've sorted battery and charger - do either have b to be specific (like model number ?)

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[anthonyb]

OK - will let you know once I've sorted battery and charger - do either have b to be specific (like model number ?)

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Consensus of opinion is avoid anything with "fire" in the name, not trust worthy. Have a browse here for battery and charger info http://www.torchythebatteryboy.com/ They know there stuff.

 

[BLADESMAN1889]

Consensus of opinion is avoid anything with "fire" in the name, not trust worthy. Have a browse here for battery and charger info http://www.torchythebatteryboy.com/ They know there stuff.

Thanks for the heads up. Out of interest what would be an example of something with 'fire' - & why the word fire ? :-?

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

welcome buddy - you're quite right to do research I did before I bought my first kit as above I can reccomend the Evod starter kit from myepack a great kit from a great vendor - http://myepack.co.uk/evod-starter-kit.html