A bit of help to an e-pipe newb

[vlahmapoutras]

I own an Innokin VTR as my primary vaping device.For that reason all the tanks I own (Protank 3,Davide,IBtanked etc.) are 19mm in diameter.I want to buy an e-pipe but be able to use my existing tanks with it.Which one would you propose at 200 dollars max price?I already use 18650 batteries so would be handy if the e-pipe uses the same.

 

[Rathamar]

I would recommend as your First Pipe the Kamry K1000. It is a great pipe and you can get the full kit - 2 18350 Batteries, charger, case & Pipe with tank for $50. I currently use the Protank 2 with it and it is a great vape. Any Standard 510 Thread will work with it.

I use this all the time currently. I am in the process of converting a smoking pipe to an Epipe.

Here is a pic of what it looks like with a Protank 2 (I also run a Silencer VV on it)

 

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[Caelius Felix]

I'll second the recommendation of the Kamry K-1000. I am not a fan of tanks since I like thick juices, but use it exclusively with a Boge 2.0 ohm carto and standard short drip tip. As an added bonus of carto use, without the tank and long stem that were included in the kit, the flat bottom of the bowl allows it to stand up on its own without a holder. The switch is in the bowl cap, so there is very little chance of juice getting up there to cause problems (unlike most of the mods out there). When the wooden bowl versions hit the internet I will definitely order one. Nothing is as satisfying as the feel of a pipe in the hand (well, almost nothing).

 

[Cavediver]

I'm starting to hear of problems with the Kamry pipes. More than a couple of folks have posted about split insulators causing shorts, some bad solder joints, and one or two other misc. issues. That's not to say you shouldn't buy one, 'cause I'm sure I'm hearing all about the problems and not the successes.

If you're tech-enabled and can fix things like this if an issue arises, then the Kamry is probably a good choice.

Very few pipes use 650s. I think the Hammer and the hammer clones will use them, and then you get into the higher-end wood mods.