I was wondering, what is the best possible setup i can get for 200 dollars?
Too many to name, in every shape and size, APV and mechanical, rebuildable and top-of-the-line.
When I'm looking for ecigs my priorities are how much vapor it's producing, and the taste! Do you have some good tips/tricks?
For vapor and taste, you really can't beat a good RDA with proper coils. This requires some knowledge of Ohm's Law and battery safety. I'm sure Baditude will be by any moment with those sweet resource links. You'll also want to learn how to wrap your own micro coils. Check out
this thread.
I really like the iTaste MVP and such.. Are the VAMO good?
Sure, VAMO is good... great even. But for the most part you aren't going to get any huge difference in performance vs. the MVP. An APV is an APV. Small things differ: form factor, battery capacity, maximum wattage, maximum voltage, whether or not it has VV/VW, and general build quality. If you're happy with your MVP, and aren't in great need of a quality back-up, I see no reason to suggest buying another mod.
Witch cartomizers would you recommend?
I've been told
these are some of the better cartomizers you can get. They are almost always out-of-stock, though, so the evidence does seem to support that theory. I've yet to try some, because I'm just not that big of a carto guy.
And people say that i should know about all safety about coils before i start using them. What can be dangerous with coils? I would really like the extreme amount of vapour and that extreme throut hit!
Building your own coils is definitely the best way to get what you want. I highly suggest you pick up a decent RDA like the
Igo-W and watch videos of people installing coils to see how it works.
The safety comes here: If you build a coil that is sub ohm, < 1.0Ω you run the risk of trying to power said coil on a battery that cannot put out enough amperes to do this safely. You want good, high drain AW IMRs that can put out between 10 and 30 amps if you plan on making sub ohm. I
do not recommend you try this. It's so very dangerous you can possibly cause your battery to go into thermal expansion,
and it will explode.
But you don't need sub ohm coils to get a good RBA experience. Micro coils will generate very very similar results and you can build these in standard resistance of 1.2 - 3.0Ω+.
Do you know how low ohms the iTaste can withstand?
No APVs will fire any coil under 1.2Ω
And can cartomizers produce approximately as much vapour as the coils? And is it just to drip some e-juice into the carto and your ready to go?
No clue! It depends what cartomizer you are comparing against what coil
I find that cartomizers put out mild vapor and mild flavor, but they are consistent and easy to use. It's very much a "fill and vape" device, quite like a tank, but a little different. Then again I might not like cartos because I've never tried a good one! Just my opinion anyway.
My advice is to pick up some good rebuilding supplies and something like the Igo-W or similar RDA. Get some
28GA Kanthal and some
2mm Hollow Ekowool and head over to YouTube and the
Rebuildables Sub-forum. Look at videos of people wrapping micro coils and try it yourself. You can even do dual-coils with the Igo-W. Just make sure to check your ohms with your MVP
especially if you plan to fire it on a mech device.
Sorry I realize I haven't mentioned some nice expensive devices that will guarantee some sort of magical vape... I don't even know if they exist. OKC Vapes does build some good coils and will pre-install them in anything you order, they also have some dang expensive RBAs and mods. My advice is to go cheap, learn to build a micro coil, and save your money for much-needed juice.
Vape well, vape often
