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That is kind of a tricky question. There are a lot of factors to consider. If you are vaping a high nicotine liquid like say a 24mg Marl juice, and you used to smoke regular cigs you could consider a drop of liquid = about 1 analogue. So if you know how many drips fill a cart, you can figure out the number of analogues it is replacing. There is approximately 20 drops to a milliliter of juice, therefore if your cart holds 2.5 ml. you can figure that to be about 50 regular cigarettes, or 2 and a half packs. This isn't scientific by any means and I have not tested the theory myself but I found it here: http://e-cigexpress.com/blog/how-many-cigarettes-is-this-e-liquid/ Hope that helps!

I am running about a 2-1 or a 3-2 pg/vg blend of the two. That is not exact as I drip directly on the atty so it's a little back and forth. I have been trying to fine tune what I like and then I will combine the bottles appropriately. Be daring, experiment, but give it a chance to mix on the atty before deciding the flavor mix isn't for you. Have fun and good luck!

I actually get really good battery life out of my 801. I charge overnight and get through the workday fine. Weekends I can run it down, but the real benefit is that they are inexpensive and you can have a backup and rotate your batteries. The eGo is a great option too but my suggestion was more to provide an inexpensive alternative to his Epipe which was already a pretty penny. Whatever option you choose, keep trying until you find what you like. Vaping can be a little intimidating when you first start out, and you are already steps ahead by reading the forums. Good luck all!

I recommend starting off cheaply if possible and moving into the higher end hardware as you build up fluency with ecigs. You might try picking up a joye 510 or an 801 to start with. they are cheap, easy to use and if the hardware goes out on you, fairly easy to get replacement parts quickly. There is nothing worse than wearing out the F5 key on USPS.gov trying to see when your order is coming in. You might give those a try and come back to the pipe in a month or so when you have a better feel for the vaping world. You can pick up starter kits for under $40 on most sites and a bottle of your favorite juice for under $10. Most important thing, DON'T GIVE UP! just like everything Vaping has a bit of a learning curve. The benefit is, you will realize a lot of extra cash over the cost of bulk tobacco. I smoked a pipe for years myself mostly because of the awesome flavor. Now with ecigs, I can duplicate that flavor at a fraction of the cost, and with no lingering smell. Good luck!

I started the same way by choosing a tobacco flavor to start with. So far I have not found a flavor that takes my breath away with a th, but I was always kind of hardcore. I would suggest playing around with flavors and mix a few together. Worst case scenario you flush your atty and start over. Still much cheaper than the old coffin nails. Good luck, and happy vaping!

I would also recommend a blend. I just got a bottle of Vaper's Choice dry menthol 100% VG from E~smokeytreats that I mix with the regular PG menthol and the two produce a ton of vapor. I was vaping in the car and actually had to crack the window. Not as much on the throat hit but a lot of flavor and a lot of vapor. Interesting observation with the lr vs. the regular atty to.