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Legacy is a better way of putting it than obsolete. This industry moves very quickly, but I don't fall into the trap of thinking that something is bad just because something else does more.
Listed as legacy means Out of Date to me me and seeing the Mini listed as such is not good.
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I like the idea of 'legacy' hardware then. That last part: "...difficult to replace because of its wide use."
OP stated that he already has a Pico and a Nautilus and wanted something else. Being the helpful ECF'ers that we are, we've endeavored to find a few solutions that might pique his interest.
One of those solutions is a sleek tube mod that will accept both the T2 and the Nautilus tanks he already owns, plus giving him the capability of using today's advanced tanks and building his own subohm coils.
Kinda like showing vDOS to someone who wants Windows 10 but still needs to run 16-bit DOS programs. Backwards compatibility stuff.
Nope. Must be yours.
One of those solutions is a sleek tube mod that will accept both the T2 and the Nautilus tanks he already owns, plus giving him the capability of using today's advanced tanks and building his own subohm coils.
Kinda like showing vDOS to someone who wants Windows 10 but still needs to run 16-bit DOS programs. Backwards compatibility stuff.
Nope. Must be yours.
At a constant 4.2 Volts you could do some fun stuff with Naughty compatible coils AND the ones you may choose to build later on. I got ya. Mine is on its way. Well, the order is awaiting fulfillment. The mod and cotton are coming soon. I have bought stuff from MEL for years. They started up a rewards program and gave me credit for everything I ever ordered from them. So I ended up with about $15 of freebie. Pretty nice. I like MEL.
I agree, it is a fantastic deal. It was also an exceptional deal when I got 6 of them for 50% more off that price during their last Clearance Sale!
You're absolutely right! I hadn't even looked at any of mine since I bought my first 3 about a year ago and put them away in "the stash". Just pulled one out and opened it up to doublecheck it. Went back and corrected my post about them. Thanks for the heads-up!
They have nice compact side by side mods now.
I agree, it is a fantastic deal. It was also an exceptional deal when I got 6 of them for 50% more off that price during their last Clearance Sale!
You're absolutely right! I hadn't even looked at any of mine since I bought my first 3 about a year ago and put them away in "the stash". Just pulled one out and opened it up to doublecheck it. Went back and corrected my post about them. Thanks for the heads-up!
I think I remember something like that, those being dirt cheap. I was so tempted to pull the trigger but I had nothing that would work with them. Oh well, still a great price, and I got it (and some cotton) with store credit. Too bad I didn't take advantage of it back then though, could have gotten some free wire too.
When the OP mentioned he was looking for a different form factor than his Pico & Nautilus, and that he'd been considering the Aspire K1 (CF mod & K1 tank) and the iCare...I figured he meant he wanted tube type mods. That's why I suggested the Kanger Subvod with TopTank Nano. Maybe I was wrong though. Wouldn't be the first time, nor will it be the last I'm sure!
By the way...I wonder where the OP is? Haven't seen him back here at all.
By the way...I wonder where the OP is? Haven't seen him back here at all.
There is an iCare 2 out now. Looked all right for a light use MTL. Still not impressed with the 1k mAh battery but it would work for light users I suppose.
*Upon Edit: I just looked again and I'm seeing the iCare 2 at 650 mAh. Blah.
ICare 2? Geez, I've just recently been researching the ICare pen-style line. Planning on buying several 140 kits during Labor Day sales to pass out.
I have returned. I did order the icare solo to try. Basically, I am looking for that small, more cigarette like deal that I can load some higher nic liquid into while I drive. That's when I want smithing like that. The kanger t2 deal has become an unreliable, every other hit a dry one fiasco. The nautilus 2 on a mod it amazing, but I use it like a pipe at my desk or at home. In the car, I need that small/strong cig form factor, without massive clouds really. Still interested in options, since this might not work out. I considered the aspire breeze, but did t think it would feel right
You might want to give the Innokin Smart Box kit a try. You'd have to buy a couple of 18650 batteries, a charger, and something to store/carry the extra battery in. It's also not tube shaped, but it is small. Here's an old review:
@JCinFLA that CF Mod from Aspire is very nice. Got mine in the VapeMail today, and opened one of'em up. It feels really good. The battery cap threads are a little on the rough side, but that's no big deal. Both the 510 and eGo threads are there and decent.
Mo room for a manual in this little package, so...
Aspire CF MOD Battery - Aspire
Five clicks on. Five off.
Really is like a tube mech with no voltage loss over time. Same vape on every pull.
Simple. Cheap. Effective. Thamks for the heads up!
Mo room for a manual in this little package, so...
Aspire CF MOD Battery - Aspire
Five clicks on. Five off.
Really is like a tube mech with no voltage loss over time. Same vape on every pull.
Simple. Cheap. Effective. Thamks for the heads up!
@JCinFLA that CF Mod from Aspire is very nice. Got mine in the VapeMail today, and opened one of'em up. It feels really good. The battery cap threads are a little on the rough side, but that's no big deal. Both the 510 and eGo threads are there and decent.
Mo room for a manual in this little package, so...
Aspire CF MOD Battery - Aspire
Five clicks on. Five off.
Really is like a tube mech with no voltage loss over time. Same vape on every pull.
Simple. Cheap. Effective. Thamks for the heads up!
Nice. Mine comes in tomorrow.
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