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Well, welcome to the light! What kind of mod are you looking for? Regulated or Mechanical? Dripper or Tank? Rebuildable? What kind of budget are we working with here?
The easy answer from eGo and Protanks would be MVP2 and Nautilus Mini... cheap and flexible...
The easy answer from eGo and Protanks would be MVP2 and Nautilus Mini... cheap and flexible...
Sounds like you're ready to drop some coin.
What is your budget?
Eta: Welcome to the ECF boards.
What is your budget?
Eta: Welcome to the ECF boards.
I generally recommend a general progression from eGo to regulated mods before getting a mechanical mod. Something like an MVP2 which will continue to have the variable voltage option like your eGo, but just as important have built-in protection circuitry to keep you out of harms way.
A mechanical mod has no protection or safeguards like a regulated mod will have. With a mechanical mod you will be vulnerable to atomizer short circuits, 510 connector short circuits, firing button shorts, auto-firing fire buttons, and over-discharging the battery. All of which can cause a battery to go into thermal runaway. Since a regulated mods artificial intelligence can sense these conditions, it will prevent itself from firing the coil to protect itself and you.
A mechanical mod has no protection or safeguards like a regulated mod will have. With a mechanical mod you will be vulnerable to atomizer short circuits, 510 connector short circuits, firing button shorts, auto-firing fire buttons, and over-discharging the battery. All of which can cause a battery to go into thermal runaway. Since a regulated mods artificial intelligence can sense these conditions, it will prevent itself from firing the coil to protect itself and you.
Absolutely agree with Bad on the go to a regulated mod... it's a good, safe progression from your current set-up 
Bad makes an excellent recommendation! My wife has the MVP 2 and it's a solid device, I grab it from her all the time
If you build a Kayfun would be a good topper and you would save on the expense of having to buy coils, the added flavor is a bonus.
If you build a Kayfun would be a good topper and you would save on the expense of having to buy coils, the added flavor is a bonus.
Bad makes an excellent recommendation! My wife has the MVP 2 and it's a solid device, I grab it from her all the time
If you build a Kayfun would be a good topper and you would save on the expense of having to buy coils, the added flavor is a bonus.
Kayfun RBA on an iTaste MVP2 regulated mod.Information Resources for Your First RBA
If you're not ready to get into rebuildable tanks, the Aspire Nautilus with the new vertical coil/ceramic wicks can't be beat.
Nautilus on iTaste MVP2
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Thank you all for your replies, Just got to see this. I was wondering where my posts went to. I logged in this morning and now they are all showing up in my activity in my account.
Sorry it took so long.
The I taste line is what I have been looking at.
Sorry it took so long.
The I taste line is what I have been looking at.
the nautilus arent technically rebuildable but you can build the replacement coils yourself with some 28 gauge kanthal. other than that tobh is a good first RDA. i would stay away from SMOK rda products. I have been having issues with the post holes moving and ruining a coil,
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