Any pointers on a semi decent kit that includes the battery and tank etc to get me going? Am I right in thinking a sub ohm coil is the way to go and what's the score with changing coils?
Possibly...
But SubOhming can be a bit OTT if you're not into big clouds and huge flavour vapes, while burning through loads of juice... Vaping direct-to-lung is also very different from smoking a cig, which is why it doesn't work for everyone.
You might find a simple variable-wattage vape more to your liking, too, so don't discount those just yet. They're also usually smaller in the pocket!
I have several SubOhm tanks and mods, as well as a dripper, most of which are in daily use... but I always have my little Curve 20w (aka the eLeaf iStick), with a Nautilus Mini tank, which I use in parallel with the big boys. Non-Sub tanks are usually better for mouth-to-lung drags, which helps massively in replacing the ol' cigarettes.
Changing coils - Assuming you know what these are, you generally change them when you start to lose vapour/flavour, find yourself turning the mod up much higher to get the same vape, or if you have burnt the wick.
How often depends on your usage - A NonSub coil generally lasts me a good couple of weeks, while Subs are usually good for about a month.
Looking for a no nonsense quick and easy Sub ohm tank for those times when I cba to rebuild like holidays etc..
The Crown and TFV4 are seemingly all about the clouds... but from a bit of willy-waving, I've found the Cleito often has the TF beat on both cloud and on flavour, while the Crown guys respectfully CBA to get into a peeing contest!!
Cleito is easy, top filling and proper good. Top cap gets a touch warm for some people's tastes, as well as really drinking the juice. Kinda hard to keep the settings low, too.
Cubis (aka Corsair) is less vapour, more flavour, according to a bunch of users and the staff at my local B&M.
They're mostly still struggling to decide which they like best between Cleito and Cubis, but those who have chosen all went Cleito.
So Scoobie dave where do you think most stores get their stock from?
I assume you mean online stores?
My local B&M definitely get theirs direct from the Mfrs reps. The Joyetech one never gives them enough mods in the good colours!!
