What mod is the best value for the price? Pretty much what Iv'e seen and beed contemplating are; Indulgence, The Don, Buzzpro, Infinity Pro, Helix, Maxiroughstack, Silver Bullet, Omega, Alpha, BB. ($$$Provari, Galico and GG$$$). Is there more out there that I should take a look at, that are cheep?? Alos I dont get why pp purchase atty's for mods, for dripping? Also, don't carto's have that filling in them and doesn't that suck with mods?? What is a popular way of vaping with mod batteries? Ce2's and CE3's? Do the duel/triple coil carto's need to also have a drip tip on them?? I'm confused about the whole tank/atty/carto/clearo thing. I just need some recommendations. I am using ego tanks right now and would prefer not to go back to the polyfilling of atty's and carto's. Any advice would be appriciated!
1. What exactly is your price range?
2. People primarily use atties for dripping but I only use atties for bottom feeders as it's easier than dripping IMO. Never enjoyed dripping since I find it painfully annoying. If dripping was the only way to vape. I'll go back to smoking cigs in a hear beat.
3. Yes, almost all cartos have filling in them except for CE2's, CE3's/smokimizers, Fluxomizers, Clearomizers, G4's, and G5's. Although most of those have had leaking, flavor, and vapor issues. With Fluxomizers having the best reviews so far. Anyways, all cartos can be used with mods. Different ohms will correspond with what voltage your vaping at. For example, 1.5 and 2 ohm cartos are great a 3.7V. While 3 ohm cartos can be used with 5V.
4. Different mods depend on certain batteries to make them function properly while some can use various types of batteries. For example:
GLV-2 require two CR 123 batts. Since it's a 5V device, it needs this type of battery to power it.
REO Grand can change voltages with different batteries. EX. 18650 = 3.7V, 4.8 nimh = 4.8 - 5V, CR 123 = 6V.
Buzz Pro uses only 16340 batteries.
5. With cartos, you can just use the little plastic cap that it comes with. It'll just be a little inconvenient when you need to top off to constantly pull that out of there with your tool of choice (toothpick, paper clip, etc.) So, it's ultimately your call whether you want to use a drip tip or not.
Never used tanks such as the CE2 or carto types since I'm a bottom feeder user. So, I can't help with that question.