I have the Skystar Aspire and want to try a rebuildable tank (not drip type). How do I know which ones will fit? Are they all interchangeable? Thanks in advance.
Buy something cheap with a velocity deck. Get a tool kit. Start out with basic single wire coils... Use An Ohm Meter! Double check for shorts when you put your atty together. Watch lots of tutorials. Wicking is frequently harder to do right than wrapping a coil. Good luck and enjoy.I haven't quite gotten that far but I watch DJLSBvapes on youtube and one that he likes is the Footoon Aqua Reboot RTA. If you have recommendations it would be appreciated, as I appreciate your reply here, thanks!
Yep, that's my mod! I like it a lot. 120 days smoke free.If this is what you are talking about as the mod. You can use almost any standard tank on it.
Aspire Skystar Revvo Kit - Aspire® Official Site
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Great suggestions! Thank you so much!Buy something cheap with a velocity deck. Get a tool kit. Start out with basic single wire coils... Use An Ohm Meter! Double check for shorts when you put your atty together. Watch lots of tutorials. Wicking is frequently harder to do right than wrapping a coil. Good luck and enjoy.
Edit: for an rta you're going to see a lot of decks, velocity style would not be my choice for an rta. I was thinking rda.
My mod goes up to 200 watts and I'm firmly at 60 so I don't think wattage will be a problem, but it's something to think about. So are all the other things you mention. I should probably get a relatively simple-build deck, and I'd like to go for flavor. Also I think I should avoid winding my own coils at first and stick with pre-wound ones (not sure of the terminology, sorry). 120 days smoke free!Tanks and mods are pretty interchangeable these days, as long as they have the 510 connection and etc.
The only problem you may run into (depending on tank/mod) is that some mods offer more wattage ranges, and you don't want a tank that requires so much wattage your mod won't support it well, causing poor battery life. Since you have an RTA, you can build at different resistances, so that may not be as much of an issue.
It's hard to give a recommendation for an RTA (although I'm sure we'll try) without quite knowing what you are looking for... single or dual coil? Set up more like a sub0hm tank with wide airflow and wide bore drip tip, or something more flavor oriented, to be run at less wattage, with a higher resistance coil and etc.
There are some good standouts in almost every category, but having some idea of what you are shooting for can be useful and etc.
Anna
Starting with pre wrapped coils whatever you want to call them is a good idea but you still want to know what to go for buying them to start out. It's not hard to install a lot of the big fancy clapton and alien coils but they usually need tweaking to get rid of hot spots and can give you some trouble sometimes. You can find single wire microcoils out there and they are easy to work with. I started building with wire and a jig that came with a coilmaster kit while installing prewrapped 24gauge 8 wrap with 2.5 inner diameter dual coils in a velocity clone.My mod goes up to 200 watts and I'm firmly at 60 so I don't think wattage will be a problem, but it's something to think about. So are all the other things you mention. I should probably get a relatively simple-build deck, and I'd like to go for flavor. Also I think I should avoid winding my own coils at first and stick with pre-wound ones (not sure of the terminology, sorry). 120 days smoke free!
A single coil build deck is a great place to start. Your wattage kind of puts you on the low end of sub0hm, ... Anna
My wife has that mod and is using an Innokin Ares rta on it (black version).
Starting with pre wrapped coils whatever you want to call them is a good idea ...
A little older but cheap and versatile tank. Can be used stacked as dual coil or can build as single coil and 4 ml so decent capacity
$16.71 Authentic Augvape Merlin RTA Rebuildable Tank Atomizer - 4ml / stainless steel + glass at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
The kit covers any tools you need and gives you some basic materials to learn to build with. It's a good investment. I still use it. Things look complicated to start but don't be intimidated, it's not that hard. Just bone up on knowledge and get advice.I was planning on getting a coilmaster set. This is getting complicated, thank you for pointing out all of this information. This community is very kind and helpful.