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I'm running a Geekvape Touch with its Z sub ohm tank these days. I make my own liquids so cost is minimal at best.

So far great advice, perhaps a little more in depth advice might be in order. On your device you can regulate power, which is awesome if you understand how to use that capability in combination with the online calculators. Steam-engine.org has a Heat flux section where you are able to input...

AW has some very nice 18350 batteries, and I feel very safe vaping between 0.7 and 1.0 ohms on them.

I'm especially curious to try TC on my collection of Genesis atties, several of which I have stainless steel tanks on because the glass broke long ago. Maurice

I'm looking at the LoPro dripper for just this purpose, however I wonder will a regulated squonk box ever be available to the masses? I'm out of touch. Maurice

I use a Nemesis with stacked and married 18350 batteries, a 0.7 to 1.0 ohm build on the now 8.4v mod will most likely impress you. The issue with this approach is very limited battery life, and the need to match and pair batteries for life. Plus making sure to never install them wrong. Few...

I'm loving my Sig 75 with TC, I'm vaping around 26.5w in power mode on a 0.26ohm built Goblin RTA. Very nice battery life for such a build, which in no way would be possible on my mechanical mods. I purchased this device based on its capabilities first, form factor second, and temp control...

LOL at "don't douche vape". I like my Goblin tanks however, with a bit of practice in how to build them they don't leak, but they surely aren't easy to learn on.

Thanks for this, just placed my first ever order to fasttech for some wire, 4 spools of 26g. Now the wait ;-) Maybe temco will get on the bandwagon soon. Maurice

Don't coil drunk or w/o glasses if you require such things! Serious advice right there.

If I were jumping in today after a two year break I'd grab a single coil rebuildable tank atty, a single coil dripper, and a good dual battery temperature control device; I'd perhaps add a mechanical squonk type mod like the Reo. My thinking is temp control is easiest to work using single coil...

Absolute smartest thing may well have been simply starting vaping, but that might be obvious so lets go with something I decided on while actually being a vapor. Smartest; DIY e-liquid is the one thing that has kept me able to afford everything else. This easily ranks number one on my list...

Yes. While fees do generate income for the FDA the taxpayer and consumers ultimately share the full cost of running the FDA. FDA fees get passed on to the consumer, I presume most fees of which are taken in for medicine approval. Tax money as I understand it pays for about half of the FDAs...

I drove my friends all wheel drive car and it was faster than my two wheel drive car, what do I need to do to make mine as fast as hers? First of all, coil building and wicking are huge factors. Ultimately you are limited in a mechanical by the batter(y/ies) and mod design. If you have a...

On a fresh battery with mechanical mods and your Atlantis tank using a 0.3ohm coil you will draw 14 amps and be pushing 58.8 watts, the 0.5 coil will draw 8.4 amps and push 35.28 watts on a fresh battery. To be safe you should pick a battery that has a continuous amp rating of 10% higher than...

Sweet, I'm glad I popped back in and ran across this thread. I may just pick up a few of these. Maurice

The best battery is not related to the mod itself but more to the atomizer resistance value. First and foremost know the amp draw that your atomizer is going to cause. Any online calculator for vaping such as steam-engine.org can figure this for you. Find a battery with an amp rating that...

It all depends on what you vape I suppose, maybe add a dash of how you vape to the equation, then toss in a bit of genetic history. For me, the math adds up to an acceptable risk, for others not so much. The level of risk you are willing to take depends on your own level of risk aversion and...