Noob from Glasgow

[sk00ba]

Hi all,

Have been vaping for about 5 weeks so far and haven't had a strong craving for an analogue in that time
I've had the odd slight craving but nothing like when trying to quit tobacco cold turkey or with nrt.
Getting started with vaping isn't the easiest as there is a lot of jargon and geekiness associated with it which can be a turn off to new vapers. Perseverance pays off!
I started with disposable e-cigs, moved onto a V3i starter kit and quickly moved onto an eGo C5. I'm not sure what to go for next or if I should just stick with the Evo and try to quit nicotine completely before the banning or over regulation of e-cigs kicks in. But right now I am enjoying my vaping, not stinking of tobacco, having more money in my pocket and feeling the health benefits of tobaccoless life

Thanks for the great site.

Vin

 

[Szaxe]

Hi and welcome ...

 

[cig-juice]

Congratulations and welcome to the forun

 

[EthelKing]

hey hey sk00ba! I can pretty much say there isn't much geekiness or technical p1ssing contests on the Planet - which is handy as I am arguably the least technical vaper on here! Welcome - grab a cuppa and make yourself at home. Don't be afraid to ask anything you want, however you want - you'll usually get a decent simple answer (with the added bonus that it educates me as well - top job!)

On the point of whether you should move onto something different - it's your choice! If your setup is cutting the mustard, stick with it until you really feel you need a change. I have spent so much money on seeking the perfect set up, and have found kit that suits me down to the ground for less than £100 - I've spend well over £1600 getting there though!

EDIT: I sorted out your post disappearing Vin - all should be well now and I'll delete the other post in a while - just to be sure you've seen the reply here and on the other one. Lee

 

[Mark]

Welcome to the forum

 

[Markfletcher007]

Hello and welcome sk00ba