Jimbo

I saw on Facebook that someone is about to start selling a pipe bowl that attaches to the butt end of an eGo battery. It looks like a pipe, but it doesn't have any parts to it. It looks awkward to use and I can't picture it taking off.

How did you take it apart and how did you put it back together? Since the bottom is battered, it sounds like its a press fit, and you twisted off the base with a pair of pliers. Have you had any leakage problems after you pressed it back together?

Mine is happy too. The hygienist and one of the assistants are stealth smokers, but they're both interested in trying vaping for themselves.

+1 on that!

I carry three eVo's with CE4's with different flavors in my shirt pocket at work. I take a few puffs from each and rotate throughout the day. After work or the next day I switch to another batch of three and repeat.

I had quit analogs nearly four years ago when stress got me started vaping at the beginning of this year. I was on Xanax and other anxiety drugs too. I've gotten off the pills, so vaping does seem to help.

I had quit smoking for almost four years before stress and anxiety led me to ecigarettes. Even at 24mg of nicotine, I don't feel the kick I remember from even ultralight analogs, but the experience is at least pleasurable, and enough to keep me from the real thing.

I cleaned and dry burned two of my Stardusts last night, but now I have hardly any vapor and they both taste burnt. I shook out as much water as I could before I started the dry burns, but it took abouit 15 minutes each before the coils started glowing red. For each burn I had to hold the power switch so long that the power switch started flashing before any "smoke" came out. What did I do wrong?

Welcome! I see that you're in Arizona so the British power plug on that charger won't do you any good.

Thanks for the info. The eGo-C is working great and is definitely a stronger hit and longer lasting battery than my Apollo KR808D. I've been alternating between the two with different flavors and that works well too. The KR works a little better at work for a quick stealth vape or two because of less vapor. I've bought some more juices and a couple drip tips to play with along with the rest of your goodies. This is so much more fun and satisfying than boring old analog cigarettes.

That's a great price on those cartos. I'm a relative noob, so what is the difference between the Boge XL/LR/SR and which would you suggest for an eGo battery? It's a Tornado-C that I got from mse12. Thanks again!

Once you get the cap off, you can stick a round toothpick in the center hole to plug it. Then you don't have to be so careful when you add the new juice.

Thanks again guys and gals! I'm starting my fourth week of vaping and couldn't be happier. So far I haven't tried a flavor that I didn't like or couldn't stand. It's great to be able to sneak into the bathroom or an empty staircase for a few stealth puffs when the stress builds up at work. Now I've started thinking about how much I enjoyed the taste of those little Back & Mild cigars. Someone linked to this concentrate: http://vapingzone.com/product-info.php?Black___Mild_Concentrated_Flavor_-pid535.html but I don't think I'm ready to start mixing my own yet. Has anyone found a good pre-mixed Black & Mild cigar flavor that they like?

I had already quit analogs before I got my current job. Knowing that my insurance would be $60/month more if I was a smoker, plus the cost of cigarettes, helped keep me off them. Then I saw in the benefits signup package that the extra premium was for tobacco use. Insurance reps were on site answering questions one day, so I asked three or four of them separately about electronic cigarettes. They said they are considered a nicotine delivery system, just like the patch and the gum. Since they don't contain tobacco, there would be no increased premium.

Thanks for all the replies and support guys. My Apollo Standard Starter Kit and the juices I bought from mse12 (plus extras!) both arrived today. I have tried a couple of the flavors in the variety pack so far and have to say I am thrilled with the experience. I am already hooked on vaping and since I hadn't smoked for four years, I can't see myself ever wanting a "real" cigarette again.