Really Whiskey? That was your takeaway from that? The schooling bit?
I guess you guys are old school. You've gotta use a pencil and wide-rule paper then you can graduate to a pen and cursive on narrow-rule then about ten years from now we'll teach you keyboarding and you can learn to use Windows. Newsflash! Kids are using computers at 3 years of age now. Old school is great for pencil, pen and paper salesmen though.
Vaping isn't rocket science. Why not send the newbie down to the convenience store to get another $10 vape pen? He could get the full "education".
How'd you know I was at a desk? It must have been all that schooling that gave you the insight.
This desk is killing me. I've gotta get up every now and then and shake my fist and go off on a rant. It keeps my heart healthier.
That cuboid does look like a good starter though as long as it doesn't spit too much like Joyetech is prone to. You could always swap out the tank if that's the case. I like the display. It's nice and easy to read.
Actually, I think a 200w+ box is a bit over the top for a new vaper, not because it is any more complex, but for the start up cost. Example, kanger toptank mini kit.. $80. (tank, mod, coils) vs my 200w ijoy (no tank, coils) at $140. Kanger box has everything you need. a box and tank, and an option to use the rebuildable mini coil head to rebuild coils instead of replace them. Now, I saw one person mention buying 3x 5pack of coil heads at $15 a pop.. $45.00. Ok so I'm not a genius, but for $45 i think I could figure out how to wrap a wire around a nail and spend the $45 on beer. I say, toss that coil building option right out there at the start. The new vaper might not even consider building a coil for the first week, or 2nd.. but by the 3rd, after those coil heads are starting to add up.. it's gonna be hmmmm I can wrap a wire around a nail.. I was wrapping my moms housecoat belt around the cats tail when i was 3 years old.. can't be that much different..
Coil building (simple coils) isn't hard, but building that first one can be a bit intimidating. Kind of like fractions. If you have a whole pie, and eat half the pie, what do you have left? Answer: 1/2 pie and a wife nagging about your cholesterol. Lesson learned? You should have eaten the whole pie and blamed it on mice.
Here's the real kicker... factory made coil.. you make a mistake, burn the coil, have to use a brand new one.. DIY coil.. you mess it up... you just unwind it and try again.
Again, not saying coil building is something new vapers have to do, but they should know it can be done and is pretty easy to learn. The main thing though, is build or not, stick to vaping. Keeping the cost down helps, and then after a couple weeks, you can spend the money you saved on new shinies and bling. (So Horney Gold RDA... ooooo shineyyyyy) lol.
Another little tip.. go buy your vape gear just before you finish the pack of smokes you are on, so you can have your "last" cigarette with no guilt and then start vaping. Its better than having 3 left, vaping, thinking about those 3 smokes and then feeling guilty because you broke your 2 week cigarette free vaping streak.
