Advanced Kit recommendations?

[bhargavz]

Hey Ecig Forum,

How are you all doing today?

I am using a standard Ego-T kit since 6 months now. I think I am ready to move on to the more advanced vape pens. I want a pen that can be used with both - e-liquids and dry tobacco. Any recommendations?

Best,
Bhargav
Happy vaping folks!

 

[ILoveNorCal]

you'll need a mod and two different types of atomizers-- one for eliquid one for dry tobacco.

Check out the Cloutank m4 for dry tobacco

and probably a Kanger Aero tank for eliquid would be a good place to start.

as for mods, there's A LOT of choices.

 

[bhargavz]

Thanks for your reply ILoveNorCal. Which mod would you recommend for these tanks? (I am asking you cuz I am completely unaware about the mods)

 

[ILoveNorCal]

you'll probably want to go with a variable wattage mod-- rather than a mechanical mod. Two great choices for someone just starting out with APV's would be the Innokin iTaste MVP or the Vamo v5. The MVP has a built in (non removable) rechargeable battery while the Vamo has removable batteries. you can use the Vamo with 18350 or 18650 batteries.

the Vamo is a tube mod, while the MVP is box shaped.

 

[bhargavz]

^Thanks! I will be going with the Vamo as I don't really dig the square mods

 

[tomsa34]

The vamo is a great first time mod, also check out the Itaste VV/VW V3, it is basically the same thing as the MVP V2 just smaller in size and battery capacity. As far as mechs go (that is the way I would go but it is all preference, and you might be better with vv/vw since you want to use dry materials) I would go for the nemesis and an 18650, really are quite durable and they work amazing (shameless plug for my fave mod btw). Let us know how that dry matter vape works been looking for one that actually works as intended and doesnt just combust the material.

 

[Sthur]

Hold out for the svd 2.0. Dna 20 inside.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ssion/583840-innokin-announces-svd-2-0-a.html