Best clearomizer on a m16?

[NotoriousJDP]

I was wondering what clearomizer you guys would put on a M16? Or would you even put a clearomizer on it? How about another tank system? I don't really like all the tinkering involved in rba's.

 

[Cavemanbattleaxe]

Hmm, rda would be the way to go!
If you don't want to tinker, wait for the Aspire Atlantis!

 

[NotoriousJDP]

Looked up the Aspire Atlantis and saw that it is sub-ohm. Are you telling me I have to go sub-ohm for my mech?

 

[inswva]

Looked up the Aspire Atlantis and saw that it is sub-ohm. Are you telling me I have to go sub-ohm for my mech?

You certainly don't have to go sub-ohm but "standard" resistance clearomizer heads are going to result in a pretty underwhelming experience on a mech. As an example, a 1.8ohm Aspire BVC head on a mech with a fully charged battery is going to be making less than 10W of power and it just drops off from there with use. The new Atlantis .5ohm head will make about 35W of power on a fresh battery.

What devices are you using currently and at what power levels?

 

[duc916]

My bro started out using Kanger Protanks on his first mech. He hated the way those USB batteries had that 7-second(?) auto shutoff so he bought a mech, but stubbornly insisted that there was no reason for him to move to rebuildables. All it took was one 2 minute vape session with my Orchid V4 and he was mind-blown. He's now a convert with an Orchid V4. Disgusted with all the money he wasted on Protanks, miscellaneous clearos/cartos, he tried to go back and give that old hardware some love, but ended up throwing them all in the trash.

FWIW, Kanger heads are easy to rebuild. I've squeezed some 28 ga micro-coils in there that make decent vapor, 3x better than their stock coils anyway (which still isn't saying much next to an Orchid).