Best battery for Kanger aerotank mega

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I'm looking for a battery that will not produce less Vape the more it is used. What do you suggest?

So, basically you want an regulated mod. iirc the mega is 22mm in diameter. So any regulated mod with 22mm in diameter would do the trick.

Or as suggested an boxmod.

I like the provari (unfortunately I don't own one) and sigelei zmax (I own one :) )

But if you can afford it, I would buy provari.
 

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I have used my Mega's on My KSD VAMO, SVD, Vision Spinner2 and tried in on an Istick at a B&M. They all work great. Of course the Spinner lacks vape time. I will put it one on my VTR too after I cut the ring off :)

If you don't have to have the latest greatest bla bla bla you can pick up these older tech mods cheap these days. If you go Vamo I love mine dearly absolutely get a KSD.
 

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Provari is rediculouse priced.

Not really.

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Now that's an expensive e-cig.

Seriously, it really depends what you are looking for.

I would recommend the iStick honestly. It has a built in battery, so you don't need to buy any other batteries and charger like you would if you went for a tube APV like a Vamo or a box mod like an IPV.

It's also inexpensive, has a small form factor (tiny in fact), can last over a day of vaping and are wildly popular at the moment - for all those reasons I mentioned.

I know when I am looking to buy, I do a ton of research as there are hundreds of different devices out there, and new ones coming to market all the time. I suggest you do the same. What works for me (or other forum members) might not work for you.

I would recommend looking around, seeing something you like the look of, then looking for reviews here on the forum / you tube to see the pros and cons of it.

Good resource is right here on ECF on the http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/ <--- have a look around, click through some threads and see what people are saying about their favorite APV. Might give you some ideas you'd not considered.
 
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Dekay

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Provari is rediculouse priced.
That's true. Well, at least it's one of the more expensive devices

But I believe I've read a posting here on ecf which confirms it's reliability. Postings headline is something like "every us soldier should have one" xD that topic actually made me laugh back then. But everyone I know says so. It's an rock solid mod.

But really bit expensive. That's the reason I don't own one yet. Sigelei zmax was claimed reliable too. So I got the sigelei.

But nevermind that. Just go for that what you think it's suits best. Just make sure it's at least an regulated mod/device (that's what you asked for in the OP) and preferably with replaceable 18650 battery's. Otherwise you most likely have to buy 2 mods if one is running out of power, you have to plug it in to charge.


Edit: that's the posting I mean't

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=621281
Troops Should Own ProVari
 
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