Anyvape Cerotank owners?
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Interesting. I'm "off" the peakomizer at this point. I'm having a very slight preferece to the BVCs over the Naughty coils, altho the Naughties are good, too. The Peak 2 looks a tad small.
Right now, the Cero 2 is kinda sorta perfect.
I'm really appreciative of you, Werk. Glad you mentioned it and even more glad that DPL jumped on it. Thank you, DPL.
Right now, the Cero 2 is kinda sorta perfect.
I'm really appreciative of you, Werk. Glad you mentioned it and even more glad that DPL jumped on it. Thank you, DPL.
I personally can't wait to get my hands on a Cerotank Mega. I love my Cerotank so far and only wish it were bigger. Looks small on my 134, especially compared to the Hygeia, which holds plenty of juice.
I guess I should look into other mods next. Got the 134 because it was modeled after the M134 machine gun. The Nemesis with an Immortalizer on top is reminiscent of a .50 cal round. I'd like to maintain the weapons related theme because it reminds me of my time in the Army, but the 134 isn't pocket friendly and the Nemesis isn't regulated.
I would be of no help there, spaceman, but if you're looking for little itty bitty mods.... say under 100 bucks......
I'm much more into what you are calling pocket friendly (purse friendly in my case), and definitely my preference is to regulated devices.
Perhaps someone else will chime in with a suggestion for you.
I'm much more into what you are calling pocket friendly (purse friendly in my case), and definitely my preference is to regulated devices.
Perhaps someone else will chime in with a suggestion for you.
I'm VERY interested... but how does it work? Do I have to change anything to use the different coil types or just screw in and go like normal?
As long as you're using the compatible coils (Kanger BDCs, Aspire BDCs, Aspire BVCs), yes, it's just a matter of putting them in, and vape!
Sweet. Definitely going to keep this in mind next time I need new tanks.
Also known as "screw & go", which is my preference of term, now that I've heard it.
A new favorite for me.. THANKS!
If this weren't a public forum, I'd tell you to reverse the words, but since it is, I shall not. 
Laughing my (XXX) off!!!!!If this weren't a public forum, I'd tell you to reverse the words, but since it is, I shall not.
And just for the record, it's an AWESOME looking mod. The first time I saw it, I thought, "MUST have!" For the same reason you did, although never served.
But I do enjoy the "machinery".
I like the Nemesis. Something similar but regulated would be ideal. I see the Provari, Pipeline Pro, and other $250-300 mods that look nice, but I'm with you, there's no reason it should cost more than $100 or so.I would be of no help there, spaceman, but if you're looking for little itty bitty mods.... say under 100 bucks......
I'm much more into what you are calling pocket friendly (purse friendly in my case), and definitely my preference is to regulated devices.
Perhaps someone else will chime in with a suggestion for you.
Tl;dr - I'm looking for a cheap, pocket size, regulated tube mod.
You can get a brand new Provi for $139 these days. If you're a high wattage vaper though, forget that option. But if you're in the 8-12w crowd, with a LOT of other (relatively silent) people, you can't beat 'em.
For pocket friendly, Billet Box ($180). Unbeatable.
I know those are both more than you want to spend though. That being said, I'm very pleased with the IPV Mini, which is in your range (but not quite a tube). It's pocket friendly though (at least in my case).
Options, you have many.
I'll look at the low wattage Provari. I'm only running my 134 at 10-11W. I'm not into the sub ohm thing.
Well, it's no longer the one of only games in town (far from it), but at your settings it would certainly be my first choice.
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