I cannot build anything

[gel drops]

might be posting in wrong forum not sure if so sorry.I ordered a cana dna30 from cloupor yesterday and got email it's already been shipped today so I am kinda in a rush.will sony vtc5 2600mah flat top battery work?also any recommendations of a atty that's ready to go right out of the box Thanks

 

[Newportlocal]

I love my Cloupor dna 30. Your Sony VTC5 is the only thing I use in mine. Excellent choice. A kanger has prebuilt atomizers with wicks. To really get the most out of your device you need to use rebuildables like Kayfuns and RDAs. Around here I have seen people that have never built a coil or wicked themselves. They just take it to brick and mortar shops and have them do it. Even if you learn to re wick and let them build your coils. You can get your coil to last a month. Eventually you can get the hang of rebuilding. It seems like the water is deep on rebuildables, but it really is much easier than you might think and the performance is really worth the effort. Congratulations on your DNA30!

 

[Keeferes]

Out of the box, I was happy with Kanger protank 2's. Now with that being said, I got a Kayfun lite clone. I didn't even finish the first tank before buying a sedcond one. Building coils really is not difficult at all. I started personally rebuilding my Kanger heads. Thatss a PITA for sure, but after a few it's pretty easy as well. Moved to the Kayfun clone and found I should have done it months ago. So much more room and the experience is just unmatched to me up to this point. Depending on what part of SC your in There's a shop I like alot that helps people and they even hold classes for building.

 

[gel drops]

any recommendations on a particular Kanger that I can start off with that I do not have to build?

 

[bm2112]

I would suggest you buy a couple RDAs/RBAs. You could have one built for you and practice on the other one until you get the hang of it. I had my first coil built for me while I worked on perfecting my own builds. The Tobh and Stillare are great RDAs. The Kayfun and Fogger are great RBAs.

If you want to avoid building coils then I would suggest a Kanger Aerotank or an Aspire Nautilus. The Kanger heads can be rebuilt to perform a lot better if you ever pick up a bit of kanthal and cotton.

 

[gel drops]

Out of the box, I was happy with Kanger protank 2's. Now with that being said, I got a Kayfun lite clone. I didn't even finish the first tank before buying a sedcond one. Building coils really is not difficult at all. I started personally rebuilding my Kanger heads. Thatss a PITA for sure, but after a few it's pretty easy as well. Moved to the Kayfun clone and found I should have done it months ago. So much more room and the experience is just unmatched to me up to this point. Depending on what part of SC your in There's a shop I like alot that helps people and they even hold classes for building.

Greenville area

 

[Keeferes]

Greenville area

Awesome. Kanger Protank 2 with an aerobase. Being in Greenville check out E-Cloud Vapes on 4601-d Whitehorse Rd. Those guys are awesome!

 

[gel drops]

I do currently have a aerotank mega still in box.I have been using the Nautilus aspire that has the adjustable air flow.I will stick with those for now I suppose until I can figure out how to make my own.

 

[wrath186]

Awesome. Kanger Protank 2 with an aerobase.

I think Kanger's are awesome as well, but I would recommend the Protank 3's. They're a dual coil setup and I think they offer a bit more flavor than the PT2's. Of course YMMV on that. Just my

 

[Wickedgt]

Seriously? No one has recommended the Aspire Nautilus Mini with the new BVC heads? The Mini has received incredible praise from everyone here and elsewhere since it's release. For a setup and go tank it is 2nd only to the Kayfun Lite + IMO...

 

[Keeferes]

Seriously? No one has recommended the Aspire Nautilus Mini with the new BVC heads? The Mini has received incredible praise from everyone here and elsewhere since it's release. For a setup and go tank it is 2nd only to the Kayfun Lite + IMO...

I have read great things about the new mini, but I don't have hands on with one to say one way or another. I also read all the same great things about the original as well. My full size Nautilus was plagued by so many bad heads it drove me nuts. Never have gotten it to work good. I'm hoping the new VC's help it come to life but I hated it personally. I also tend to not recommend too many products unless I have personally had hands on time with them.

Side note Wickedgt... Sweet sig. My daughter is in A school right now at Fort Sam. Hospital Corpman

 

[Wickedgt]

Right on! 21 years of service for me! BTW, I'm using the BVC heads in my Nautilus Standard and it vaping like a gem! Dare I say as good as or maybe even better than my KFL+'s?

 

[gel drops]

okay I went ahead and purchased two sony vtc5 18650 30amp 2600 mah batteries,kayfun lite plus v2 dual airflow,magma,patriot!

 

[Wickedgt]

Wow! Quite the arsenal coming in the vapemail! I thought you were looking for an atty ready to go out of the box? All of the atty's you ordered will require you building some coils and then wicking them.

 

[gel drops]

I went to a local vape shop,even though I did not purchase those from there he said he would be more than willing to help me out just to bring them when they arrive.

 

[Wickedgt]

That's way cool! It's not really too hard to do. It just takes time, patience and practice. If you're going to be using cotton, they will need to be re-wicked fairly regularly.

 

[BobC]

You can even buy pre-coiled wires if you don't want to hassle with wrapping them

 

[Wickedgt]

Yes sir you are correct! Kinda takes the fun out of rebuilding tho.

 

[BobC]

Wow, I like the 'sir' sounds impotant

 

[Wickedgt]

No worries, I still have military blood flowing! I just hope Gel Drops enjoys her new toys without getting too frustrated. Vaping is too much fun to get frustrated.