Seems like most users are sub-ohmers ?
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I agree with the poster who said it is more a matter of those who vape high or low wattage. I never vape above 60 watts and more commonly around 20-40 watts. I have many builds and they range from .5 to 1.4 ohm. Many of my atomizers are single coil but I do own and use some dual coil (OBS Engine is my favorite). I am more a restricted lung vapor and don't feel the need to crank up the wattage. I get plenty of vapor and and mostly go for flavor builds. I gave up pre-made coils long ago. Each their own.
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I started out in subohm land but found my way to tootling and like it much more. Often times my coils are built under 1 ohm but I'm running them under 20w, usually 12-15.
It's a great stealth vape. You can leave it in your pocket and bring it to work. It will get you through a work day vaping on your breaks. You can also just carry it around with you when you are out and about. Take a puff when you crave a cigarette. I put 33VG/66PG @ 18 nic in it from the Mister E Liquid tobacco line. Works great.
I've probably have 500 mods, and don't dare count the atties , Yet I still prefer vaping on a Zmax at 10watts, with a cartotank (tobacco flavor at 24mg), I play around with the big stuff but always crave the tight draw and traditional flavor
Got it online from eightvape.com but I don't think they have them in stock anymore.
Lasts about as long as half of a pack of cigarettes for me. It's a 1.2 ml tank and a 650 mAh battery.
I'm pretty happy with mine. Very convenient. You'll want to order coils with it if they have them, to save on shipping costs. The coils last a long time for me. Also, very important, you absolutely do have to prime these coils. They need to be primed and they need to soak in the tank for a while to get wet. The coils are ceramic. So juice flow isn't a problem if you stay around or above 50% PG but you have to give the ceramic time to soak in the juice when you first put it in.
Not me! I'm a Tootle Puffer!
Yeh, I had already looked.
So tempting.
How long have you had it and have you had any problems with it ?
I've had it since mid May of this year. The only problems I've had with it is that I overused the thing a ton because the ceramic coils give such good flavor. The parts are very small so it can seem a bit fiddley if you have a hard time with fine motor skills. You'll want to refill it or change coils in a fairly stable environment because I don't think you can buy replacement parts other than coils of course. I did e-mail Vaporesso in June about that and they said that they don't plan to offer replacement parts but they will talk to their dev team to see if that's something they might look at.
Also the 'drip tip' is a bit odd. It's curved so that it fits under the cover and it swivels. You can swivel it out to puff, but I just hold it up to my mouth like a hooked fish and puff away.
What kind of juice do you usually go with? I mean what VG/PG and nicotine level? With this thing you'll want good to high PG and a strong nic level. It's designed as a stealth vape. Like I said I've been going 66PG/33VG @ 18 nic tobacco flavored. It feels, tastes, and looks a lot like a cigarette to me. Other than the fact that you're vaping from a Zippo lighter, lol.
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