No typo. Do you vape? I'm after some new kit for me and also as a Christmas gift for my father in law. (He tried a crappy VIP thing and like the idea but needs something worthwhile)
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You knew it was coming, they find a way of keeping the smokers happy and off the weed then it apparently is bad for you. -
get that filthy smoke away from me!Originally posted by zeitghostI think it's some kind of conspiracy.


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I bought a SMOK vaper a couple of weeks ago, for about £120 (including some liquid), and am pretty pleased with it, although it is rather larger and heavier than I would have liked.Originally posted by LucidDementia View PostNo typo. Do you vape? I'm after some new kit for me and also as a Christmas gift for my father in law. (He tried a crappy VIP thing and like the idea but needs something worthwhile)
SMOK is the Rolls Royce tip-top brand. But I think the next best, and certainly more compact, model is the eLeaf. An eLeaf kit costs about £70. (May buy one of them too.)
My advice is to avoid the cheap carp one sees on sale in supermarkets, as using them one is quite likely to get a mouth full of burning nicotine jiuce.
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Whatever Trevor.Originally posted by zeitghostI'm a smug bastard.Comment
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Oh, maybe I should have been clearer. (Your advice is very valid). I've been vaping for nearly 3 years and have a cupboard full of mods, tanks drippers etc.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostI bought a SMOK vaper a couple of weeks ago, for about £120 (including some liquid), and am pretty pleased with it, although it is rather larger and heavier than I would have liked.
SMOK is the Rolls Royce tip-top brand. But I think the next best, and more compact, model is the eLeaf. An eLeaf kit costs about £70. (May buy one of them too.)
My advice is to avoid the cheap carp one sees on sale in supermarkets, as using them one is quite likely to get a mouth full of burning nicotine jiuce.

I have been looking at the Smok VTC4 tank as a possibility but am thinking about a new RDA and a new box mod (I like Pandora's but they're insane money) maybe a Snow Wolf.I'm a smug bastard.Comment
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Anyone who wants to smoke butter-flavoured baccy deserves everything they get.Originally posted by zeitghost
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MrsB has a Kanga Evod Mega, cost about £30 including a bottle of the liquid. No fancy features (why you need variable voltage and wattage on one of these I dont know) but she's found it pretty good and she's been off the ciggies since she got it a couple of months ago.Originally posted by LucidDementia View PostNo typo. Do you vape? I'm after some new kit for me and also as a Christmas gift for my father in law. (He tried a crappy VIP thing and like the idea but needs something worthwhile)"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Kanga make some good stuff. VV/VW/TC can massively alter the bite, vapour and flavour of the hit. The trouble is you end up geeking out, cloud-chasing etcOriginally posted by DaveB View PostMrsB has a Kanga Evod Mega, cost about £30 including a bottle of the liquid. No fancy features (why you need variable voltage and wattage on one of these I dont know) but she's found it pretty good and she's been off the ciggies since she got it a couple of months ago.
It becomes a hobby in and of itself.
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Crikey, it sounds like you know more about all this than me!Originally posted by LucidDementia View PostOh, maybe I should have been clearer. (Your advice is very valid). I've been vaping for nearly 3 years and have a cupboard full of mods, tanks drippers etc.
I have been looking at the Smok VTC4 tank as a possibility but am thinking about a new RDA and a new box mod (I like Pandora's but they're insane money) maybe a Snow Wolf.
Thanks for the tip about Pandoras and Snow Wolf. I'll have to ask about them next time I'm in Vape World in Tiverton
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