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Seriously, you cannot go wrong. And so many attys to choose from. Building coils & re-wicking is not as hard as it may seem. It just takes practice. And there are pre-made coils available until you get the hang of it. The smaller chamber atomizers will give decent vapor and lots of flavor, the larger chambers will give more vapor. Just do it smart if you do. A multimeter and recommended safe batteries are a must.
Good luck.
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this can never be realized. whats BEST for me might not be what you want. although my best is a provari mini. spendy....yes but has NEVER failed once in almost 2 years. but times are changing the p3 is comming soon and i was all over the band wagon but theres a new DNA 40 being released tomorrow and it might just get my money for my next mod.
ok back to your question. the best is the mod that works for you combined with a good tank/rda ect.
mvp is a good disposable mod i have one ..lol never use it
ok back to your question. the best is the mod that works for you combined with a good tank/rda ect.
mvp is a good disposable mod i have one ..lol never use it
Actually, I have to agree on this note... I have a Reo Mini sitting in a drawer right now(the form factor is not for me) that literally managed to sit in a nook on top of my car until I was doing 60mph down the highway, and then go flying off it. After 15 minutes of searching the road for the body, the door, the battery, and the atomizer, the end result was replacing the battery and atomizer. The Reo Mini was perfectly fine(albeit scuffed up).
If you intend to use rebuildables on it, I would suggest ordering extra battery springs. The Reo Mini uses a collapsible spring to prevent thermal runaway or whatever, so if the build isn't just right, *poof*, the spring becomes a pancake.
If you intend to use rebuildables on it, I would suggest ordering extra battery springs. The Reo Mini uses a collapsible spring to prevent thermal runaway or whatever, so if the build isn't just right, *poof*, the spring becomes a pancake.
There is no definite answer.
It's kind of like asking whats the best fruit.
You have to be more specific.
Saying that, if you are looking for a long lasting mod, a mech will outlast the rest.
It's kind of like asking whats the best fruit.
You have to be more specific.
Saying that, if you are looking for a long lasting mod, a mech will outlast the rest.
Long battery life:
Cheap would be mvp or istick. Limited to 11w and 20w respectively. Disposable after about 300 charging cycles so approximately 600 days usage.
More expensive but you can grow into with any tank or dripper would be Sigelei 100w or ipv3. They use 2 18650 batteries each. You will need good batteries and a charger as well.
Cheap would be mvp or istick. Limited to 11w and 20w respectively. Disposable after about 300 charging cycles so approximately 600 days usage.
More expensive but you can grow into with any tank or dripper would be Sigelei 100w or ipv3. They use 2 18650 batteries each. You will need good batteries and a charger as well.
Very nice! What are you using on top o that provape-1? what ohms are the coils?
That is the tank that comes with the Provape-1 Starter Kit. I believe it is 1.8ohms. The tank is an Aspire Mini Viva Nova. A real bullet proof setup.
Cheers, Jim
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