I use heavy VG in the sub tank, the .5 coils are only good upto 24w in my opinion, any more and they dry hit... but don't give up on the subtank just yet, try the RBA desk... I only recently did and ive had subtanks since they first shipped... its a far better vape, using near 100% VG and no dry hits but then im using TI wire and temp control too... but I can push near 40w through it...
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I use heavy VG in the sub tank, the .5 coils are only good upto 24w in my opinion, any more and they dry hit... but don't give up on the subtank just yet, try the RBA desk... I only recently did and ive had subtanks since they first shipped... its a far better vape, using near 100% VG and no dry hits but then im using TI wire and temp control too... but I can push near 40w through it...
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Rebuildable or off-the-shelf coils?
For off-the-shelf you can't go wrong with the Aspire Triton with the 1.8 ohm coils. Lovely MTL vape.
For a rebuilable, I'm still a big fan of the Kayfun V4. I know it's kind of out of fashion now but it's still a brilliant MTL tank.
Just a personal experience. Much improvement (I'm not even a big gym goer/ runner). When I use to run occasionally I use to cough up a lung on the cancer sticks for about 30 minutes after the run.
Almost 2 years vaping and when I do exercise now my recovery is fine and I feel fitter and healthier (without being work out obsessed, if that makes sense?)
Going from smoking to vaping obviously helped me. Can't comment on going from nothing to vaping with regard to cardio, but I can't see it having a major impact if any at all.
Pretty much any tanks with adjustable airflow can be used for mouth to lunge, but the Bigger Sub tanks are more designed for direct lung...
The Lemo and Lemo 2 are a great shout as they do MTL very well as even wide open they are more restrictive than the others mentioned bar the Kayfuns.
Then there is the Rose and Rose 2 if your happy to rebuild.
The Lemo and Lemo 2 are a great shout as they do MTL very well as even wide open they are more restrictive than the others mentioned bar the Kayfuns.
Then there is the Rose and Rose 2 if your happy to rebuild.
Cheers buddy, Probably just be a weekend vaper but I figured I might aswell invest, like you mention, gonna be way better for me than cigs if I'm craving that ol'nic
Nice one roman, ive not used mine in a week now, finally fixed the USB charging on my home made Hana so use it now as very few of my mods will read the Delta II since I built a Temp control coil on the deck..., the battery life is so much better on the DNA40. But the Koopor is such a lovely we mod.
Though my main mod is my DNA200... I just love this mod and naturally my driving mod is my Cloupor Mini DNA40 still, that thing is unbreakable.
I really need to shift some of my mods, but most are home made so not so desirable to others lol
Once I get my Second DNA200 ill only need them and my Cloupor... so my unused shelf might need extending...
Though my main mod is my DNA200... I just love this mod and naturally my driving mod is my Cloupor Mini DNA40 still, that thing is unbreakable.
I really need to shift some of my mods, but most are home made so not so desirable to others lol
Once I get my Second DNA200 ill only need them and my Cloupor... so my unused shelf might need extending...
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damn so much information, so many options
I just want to try a healthier alternative to cigarettes or maybe even quit eventually
I'll try to keep it simple , I've just ordered a Joyetech eGo ONE Mini 850 Kit @£24.47 on VapeEscape
I know , small battery - but it's a lot cheaper than the bigger ones and at this price I think it's a better newbie kit than the other ones.
what do you guys thingk? was it a good decision or I just made a mistake?
I just want to try a healthier alternative to cigarettes or maybe even quit eventually
I'll try to keep it simple , I've just ordered a Joyetech eGo ONE Mini 850 Kit @£24.47 on VapeEscape
I know , small battery - but it's a lot cheaper than the bigger ones and at this price I think it's a better newbie kit than the other ones.
what do you guys thingk? was it a good decision or I just made a mistake?
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It will give you a decent introduction to vaping.
Personally, my money as a starter kit would go on an iStick TC40W and an Aspire Nautilus tank. Yes, it's a lot more money but the difference in vape is immeasurable.
The eGo One tank is actually pretty decent though.
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Not sure about the VT200 but the DNA200 really is something special.
The profiles, Escribe the lot.
Temp control is absolutely suberb, the power figures aren't over specified like some other devices
Speaking of the DNA200 someone had taken to posting a ton of spam on their forum 17 pages of threads in just one sub forum
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Well, my new VT60 very audibly whines and pulse-clicks if I so much as switch it on (although they very kindly told me it was perfectly normal in the manual), so I guess you're right!
Egad, Holmes... your powers of deduction are incredible!!
Yes, I have the CS Air.
Ahhhhhh.... I thought I needed MORE airflow, to draw off the faster vapour production.
Certainly that's how it works with the VT60.
Will give that a go, as I suspect/hope it's more the cause than No 2...
I've been through... (counts)... five coils now, all of which were properly primed, prepped and left to soak in (15 mins, I was told) before a gentle break-in over three full tanks at 6, 8 and 10w before going higher. Tanks have been washed and thoroughly dried.
Someone else suggested dumping the atties in a mug of boiling water for 10 mins, in case I have some gunk building up... Reckon that might help?
I just started with a VT60, which comes fitted with the eGo ONE Mega - As a vape-newb still, I have thus far found it pretty good.
Savourea - Noisette is my absolute favourite so far and my current every-day vape. Tastes like the inside of a Ferrero Rocher, so chocolate and hazelnut. Works even better in TempCcontrol vapers, as it's all warm and yummy.
I'm not usually a fan of anything chocolatey, so I was quite surprised I even liked this.
Vampire Vape - Heisenberg is definitely one you should try. Blue like my watercooling fluid and tastes how I imagine it would, as well! Sort of a funky-weird berry/bubblegum/menthol cocktail. Very cool to have in a spare tank for a few occasional drags every now and then.
I was initially tickled by the Breaking Bad reference too.
Vampire Vape - Pinkman is a sort of pathetic, fruity Heisenberg-wannabe. In short, lots of mouth, but not so much trousers and another nice Breaking Bad reference. I personally found it too fruity, but still nicely done.
I'm not actually a Breaking Bad fan, incidentally... I just got the joke.
Vampire Vape - Blackjack basically tastes like those little black penny sweets we used to have. VERY heavy on the aniseed. I gave mine away, as it was just too much.
Vampire Vape - Batjuice is along the same lines as Blackjack, but far gentler and more palatable.
T-Juice - I've tried a number of their ones, lately... They taste nice enough on the B&M shop's little tester sticks, but in a proper vaper they seem very plasticky and have a rather icky aftertaste. Not wanting to waste money, I chucked in a good squirt of Batjuice just to help me get through them.
Very disappointing.
unless you need 200 watts or the battery life, I wouldn't bother... allowing us to upgrade the firmware takes away a lot of the pain that was caused with the DNA40, but there are phyiscal teething problems that firmware can't resolve.
Not really needing the 200W. The battery life would be nice but I am concerned about carrying LiPos in my pocket. Having been in the RC scene for decades I'm very aware of the dangers of LiPo batteries.
Maybe I'll give it a miss.
Probably got too many mods anyway.
You cant, i upgraded my Cloupor Mini myself, you cant buy them anywhere.
You have to buy the min and then the chip and fit yourself.
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I would avoid the VTBox200, consider the Hcigar VT200 or Lost Vape Efusion instead, there have been issuse with the the VTBox200 and i would not trust it or the claimed 1800mAh battery that has been proven to be a 1500mAh at best..
It is the Hcigar VT200 I was considering based on my experience with the VT40.
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