Looking For An e-cig That Creates Clouds

[George_F]

Hey guys, so I'm relatively new to the whole buying e cigs thing. I've been smoking cigarettes and hookah pipes for a few years now, and most of my mates have ecigs so I'm a relative user of those as well.

I've never purchased an e cig and I just want one that will produce a lot of vapor.
Money isn't a problem and really neither is taste or looks of the ecig.
Any suggestions on any good ecigs or specific mods I should consider would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Asbestos4004]

kanger subox kit. Nice and safe for new vapers. Welcome to the forum!

 

[Sheldon27]

Rba's kick out clouds, you'd have to rebuild them from time to time though, the kanger Subox is a good starting point as it comes with two .5 coils prebuilt for the rba section and a replaceable .5 coil head, produces ok clouds and the rba depends on how you build it


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[Sir2fyablyNutz]

Rather than recommend a set up I'll give you the links I have for shopping :

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[George_F]

Thanks for the reply. A question on the Kanger subox kit. Does it come with a battery, if not which is a recommended battery to use. Cheers.

 

[MikeyConti]

No, 18650 battery is not included.
A Beginner’s Guide to Lithium Batteries- Rev 3 | Mind of Morandir
Mooches Guide - Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum

Give good insight on batteries, that you should read, but since I know the set-up something like a Samsung 25R would work well.

 

[George_F]

No, 18650 battery is not included.
A Beginner’s Guide to Lithium Batteries- Rev 3 | Mind of Morandir
Mooches Guide - Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum

Give good insight on batteries, that you should read, but since I know the set-up something like a Samsung 25R would work well.

Ok thanks for that

 

[MikeyConti]

Ok thanks for that

NP, also if you decide to use the RBA route check out a Ohms Law Calculator(Actually should be learned no matter what) to check how much power your build will be producing, if its pulling near 20amps I would use a Sony VTC4.. But again those two links should explain!

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

Thanks for the reply. A question on the Kanger subox kit. Does it come with a battery, if not which is a recommended battery to use. Cheers.

It's highly recommended to purchase a quality external battery charger for the 18650's. From reading this forum most battery failures occur while recharging, and an external charger protects the mod. example : Nitecore intellicharger...

 

[MikeyConti]

^^ What he said an a External Battery charger is the best way, especially so you can charge the battery and let it rest afterwards while using another battery that has already rested after a charge..

 

[George_F]

Ok cool. So having two batteries and alternating is the best way to go?

 

[Hans Wermhat]

At least 2. I keep 8 in rotation for my 2 battery mods. Batteries are cheap compared to the rest of the vaping gear. Might as well grab 4. Depending on how you vape, 4 will keep you going for at least a day, maybe a week without having to charge them. Just don't store them without a charge, and don't leave them fully charged for long periods. All that info on battery maintenance is in the blogs. And +1 on the Sony VTC4's. You can grab them for $6 or $7 a piece and they will work for just about any of your vaping needs now and in the future.

 

[JeremyR]

Or save yourself a lot of trouble and get an internal lipo. Charges lke your cellphone. Don't have to worry about all the battery stuff. Not just understanding but all the other hassles... I'll never go back to imrs/18650. Just sayin'

 

[Diver9543]

Hello and welcome to ECF. Good advice has already been given so I will just add that you will want to have a backup system in case something goes wrong with your primary system.

 

[suprtrkr]

Kanger Subox and the Samsung 25R batteries. Nitecore or Xtar chargers.

 

[kbeam418]

Rba's kick out clouds, you'd have to rebuild them from time to time though, the kanger Subox is a good starting point as it comes with two .5 coils prebuilt for the rba section and a replaceable .5 coil head, produces ok clouds and the rba depends on how you build it


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RBA for a new person? I wouldn't recommend RBA for someone who's never used a PV. Hell I don't even rebuild (not that I don't now how) and I've been doing this for about a year.

 

[Baditude]

Or save yourself a lot of trouble and get an internal lipo. Charges lke your cellphone. Don't have to worry about all the battery stuff. Not just understanding but all the other hassles... I'll never go back to imrs/18650. Just sayin'

Different strokes for different folks. Personally, I strongly prefer using the replaceable external batteries.

Should your battery die for lack of a charge in a mod using an internal LiPo battery when you are out and about, unless you have your charging cord with you and a nearby power outlet, you're out of luck and won't be able to vape.

LiPo batteries are not "safe chemistry", they depend completely upon the mod's protection circuitry. Interesting that we are seeing more mod fires and explosions with the recent popularity of mods using an internal LiPo battery.

I like being able to choose what battery I use in a mod, and not depend upon a manufacturer to decide for me. They don't always make the best or safest choice. IMR batteries (replaceable external) are "safe chemistry". They may vent hot gas, but they don't generally vent flames or explode like ICR or LiPo batteries can.

If you're using a mod that uses replaceable batteries when you're out and your battery dies, you just replace the battery with a spare you carry in a pocket or purse in a plastic battery case and then continue vaping.

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Those internal LiPo batteries can't be removed, so when they finally die, the entire mod becomes an expensive paperweight. Since IMR batteries can be replaced cheaply ($10) and you don't have to replace an expensive mod. IMR batteries are the best option in the long run because they are less expensive, SAFER, and extend the use of your expensive mod.

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Battery Basics for Mods: A Definitive Guide to Batteries for Vaping

Good Starter Setups for Beginner Vapers

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[Sheldon27]

^^^ gotta start somewhere, I bought an rba too early and still managed to pull it off! Sometimes you gotta run before you can walk, and the rba section in the subox is easy and has a manual that is picture descriptive!


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[ghatikar]

Hello,
Indoorsmokers just reveiwed a nice pen setup with subohm vaping for beginners
33 watt and 0.5 ohm coil in pen style with 1100mah battery .

You can buy the device here at 40 USD EcigatorUSA. GT Sub-Ohm Kit Version 2

 

[Isabelle49]

I like that Ecigator, but not too crazy about how it eats up the liquid.