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Hey guys just thought I'd share my new setup! Here are the specs: Mod: IPV Mini v2 70W (black) RDA: Marquis Clone (high quality) Battery: Orbtronic SX30 Coil: 0.8ohm (24 gauge kanthal, 8 wraps, 3.5mm) Pictures: Results: I absolutely love it, this is my first move...

So I was vaping at .25ohms dual coil on my mech mod and honestly it was a little too much, but my new VV/VW mod comes tomorrow (ipv mini 2) and I heard for these kinds of mods you want to build at higher sub-ohms like .5-.7 is that true? I want to build a single coil build as well.

I'm pretty positive I will be purchasing these for my new setup ASAP: Atty: Marquis RDA clone [SS] $23.99 - VividSmoke.com Mod: iPV Mini v2 70 Watt Mod - Eciggity 1) Do you guys think the Marquis is too big and will look stupid on the Mini 2? 2) Do you think it will be small enough to fit in...

I planned to purchase the Hobo RDA Clone by Infinite... Sold Here: http://www.vividsmoke.com/hobo-rda-clone.html?search=hobo%20rda What kind of drip tip does this take? Is it wide bore or just standard 510? Just wondering because it doesn't come with a drip tip which kind of stinks!

I currently have a Panzer Golden Army Mod Clone and a Little Boy RDA Clone with a 0.2ohm dual coil build. I'm using a Orbtronic SX30 Battery.. So I believe I'm producing like 21 amps and 88 watts? I find that the VAPE temperature is fine however it produces TOO much vapor and I know I can just...

I really like the Derringer RDA and think it would look really good on my iStick 50W, however it has copper center post and I'd rather not mess around with that. Anybody know of any good alternatives that are short but still 22mm and perform well like the Derringer?

I just ordered some Orbtronic SX30's from their website. They are good enough for a 0.22ohm build right?

I just bought a Little Boy RDA Clone paired with a Panzer Golden Army Mechanical Mod Clone. I was wondering if the Efest Purple IMR 35A 18650 2500mAh 3.7v batteries will be safe with a .35ohm coil build. If my calculations are correct 3.7v/.35ohm=10.57A and those batteries are rated for 35A? So...