I have the new cloupor T8 150w dual 18650 box mod on the way and wanted to know what would be best mated on top? Don't really want to drip, just some thing clean and easy
Best RBA or tank for box mod?
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Okay so you order a device that can output enough power to feed a small PC but on top of it you want to put something easy and clean?
Get a kayfun or taifun or something at least
so you can build your own coils and make use of a bit of the functionality of the device.
Most standard manufactured coilheads will probably already catch fire when place next to it
Get a kayfun or taifun or something at least
so you can build your own coils and make use of a bit of the functionality of the device. Most standard manufactured coilheads will probably already catch fire when place next to it
For something like that I would at least go for a kayfun style RTA or better yet... the Pontus or the big dripper. That way you can drip without having to actually drip.
i would try to get into a nice tank. if you have any coil building experience, i would look into something like an RSST to start or if you want to go a little bit nicer, rock out with a fogger. they are the ....!
Aspire nautilus or the Nautilus mini actually work out pretty well on a box mod. Just be careful with the wattage setting
Hi I say any rda you want. I have the ipv3 150 coming and I'm going to use all my rdas on it. Right now I have the ipv2 50 and I use what ever I want like kayfun, taifun, rose, orchid, big buddah, aqua, pometey just to name a few.
Kayfuns work great with box mods. i have an authentic Hana v3 though, so i may be biased.
I have a Cloupor 30w device and all I use is kayfun RTA's on it. I do have an Aqua but it doesn't get much use.
It sounds like the 150W device is overkill when you don't want to run RDAs. Maybe you should cancel the order and get a nice eGo Twist battery...
Or as Equilibrium suggests, get a Pontus or Big Dripper so that you don't have to drip every five minutes. Building your own coils is a must though to warrant such a high watt device.
Another option is the Orchid, dual coils, easy to build on, small and with a semi decent juice capacity.
Or as Equilibrium suggests, get a Pontus or Big Dripper so that you don't have to drip every five minutes. Building your own coils is a must though to warrant such a high watt device.
Another option is the Orchid, dual coils, easy to build on, small and with a semi decent juice capacity.
Curious about devices you talk about and suggest. I looked up Orchid and found premise coils
http://shop.vapesourcela.com/pre-made-rba-coils-26g-micro-coils-by-koper-vape-labs/
http://shop.vapesourcela.com/pre-made-rba-coils-26g-micro-coils-by-koper-vape-labs/
Those coils look good if you don't want to build your own. (6 coils there cost the same as 20m of wire)
I am running my orchid at a similar resistance (around 0.3 - 0.4ohms), it works perfectly and is pretty decent in terms of vapour and flavour.
The only issue on using those coils in an orchid is that you will have to slightly modify them (bend the legs) to make sure they are centered over the airholes, but you would have to do that anyway with coils that you made yourself from scratch.
If you are looking to get an orchid then make sure it is the V2 (not sure if original manufacturer does that or just the clones), it has a bottom fill hole similar to Kayfun Lite Plus, which is good for getting the most juice in.
I am running my orchid at a similar resistance (around 0.3 - 0.4ohms), it works perfectly and is pretty decent in terms of vapour and flavour.
The only issue on using those coils in an orchid is that you will have to slightly modify them (bend the legs) to make sure they are centered over the airholes, but you would have to do that anyway with coils that you made yourself from scratch.
If you are looking to get an orchid then make sure it is the V2 (not sure if original manufacturer does that or just the clones), it has a bottom fill hole similar to Kayfun Lite Plus, which is good for getting the most juice in.
I do have some coil building experience, and just ordered a tugboat on a ......... deal I couldn't pass up. Just don't want the hassle of dripping constantly, dealing with leaks, etc...
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