NEW MEMBERS: Introduce yourself here!!!

Ditto that

 

Welcome to the newest newcomers. Some pretty good stories, welcome to you all!

Grab a chair, reading glasses (if you have any), and buckle up for a few long nights of reading everything!

 

Indeed, they didn't say eye strain was a side effect to starting vaping.

jks.

 

Hey all first post here. Only been vapping 10 days and have gone from 60 smokes a day (25 year habit) to around 10 using no nic fluid. First batch of nic fluid on its way looking to get off nic alltogether but may keep vaping no nic juice. Look forward to contributing as much as possible to the community.

 

Welcome bluc

 

Welcome bluc and let me say that is a smashing effort...well done. Feels good eh?

 

We haven't told you about the cost of vaping addiction either lolololol

 

Hi
My name is Jean Baptiste, I'm 28 year old and i'm very happy to join the forum.
bye.

 

A mini tsunami of newbies in the last few days.
Welcome one and all to AVF.

 

Thanks it wasnt easy but at least I dont wake up in morning coughing my guts up and feeling like I slept next to a camp fire

 

Welcome bluc. Your username sounds like the noise I might now make if I was to have a drag on an analogue

 

just noticed the whirlpool thread is back in action!

 

Nice work Bluc, sounds as though you've grabbed it by the horns.

 

G'day, my name is Andrew and I have just started vaping to get myself off the cigarettes. Just waiting for the nic to arrive.

Have learnt a lot off the forums already.

 

Welcome aboard Andrew, good to see you are doing your homework IMO the people that take the time to do the research 1st have the highest success rate so your well on your way already

Hope that nic arrives soon for you

 

guday mates! im coml, from brisbane! been vaping for 6months now..cheers to all!!=)

 

G'day all, I'm Jeremy from Goulburn NSW. Been vaping for around 18 months and love it!! Cheers

 

Hey guys, my flight tocomstralia is in 2 days, and I've just read a thread here which got me worried.

Found this thread about travelling tocoms/NZ: traveling with and packing up all my gear
and read that batteries should be in the carry-on baggage. I was planning on putting my PVs and batts in my checked baggage, but after reading this, and the information on the CASA website, I guess that I should put my batteries in my carry-on.

Now, my worry is that they might ask what the 14500 and 18350 (2 pairs each) batts are for, and I was thinking if I should have one of my mods in my carry-on to show them what the batts are for. And I'm not really comfortable having my mods in my carry-on (to avoid the long talk and being questioned about them, especially by the corrupt local staff here) and was planning to just take an eGo in my carry-on.

Hope you can give me some insights.

Thanks

 

Welcome to all the new members , seems there is a virtual herd of newbies coming in LOL


Spawn, I have never taken anything other than Riva/eGo batts on flights but I have always put them in my carry on bag, with my juices & other vaping gear & not had any real problems with it. Not sure how you would go with taking a mod in your carry on but the batts would certainly need to be in it. Maybe you could buy a cheap flashlight & say the batts are for that?

 

He spawn_8

All my overseas travel is with carry on bag. No checked bag ever!! I regularly pack every size of battery, along with lava tube type mods and certainly eGo stuff. Each battery is in its own zip-lock bag to prevent short circuit. Sure you might get asked about the mods, but all the security people know about ecigs. I only ever had questions about the PV I have in my pocket

My juice is in 50 and 60ml bottles, marked as PG and VG, carried in the clear liquid bag.

Dont sweat it.