Best Setup

[steveuk2014]

Hi All, i started vaping a couple of years ago and just used a simple cartomizer and battery from totally wicked. I found with this the cartomizers were touch and go, and some worked where others tasted funny. Since then ive moved to Smokshop and tried atomizers, clearomizers and i can't find anything that consistently works. Anyone here have any tips for a consistent setup?

Thanks

 

[Susan~S]

What battery are you using? Have you tried any Kanger Aerotanks or Aspire nautilus tanks?

 

[Baditude]

Any juice delivery attachment (cartomizer, clearomizer, RBA) is gong to have varying degrees of success depending upon how well you learn to utilize it. Some people like cartomizers more, some people like clearomizers, some people like RBA's. Which ever class they prefer, is likely because they had the best "luck" with it, or took the time to learn how to get the most out of that device.

Generally speaking, the "higher up the chain" you go the better the experience; however the higher up the chain you go the more complex and time-consuming the device is, and likely have a higher learning curve. You have to "pay the price" in time or money for a better experience. Vaping is basically a "journey" to find what device works best for you.

Proper terminology - Is it a carto, a tank, or what? A Guide to Juice Attachments

 

[GPC2012]

So far for me, the most reliable set up is my Innokin VTR with an Iclear 30S tank on it.

 

[Shaneguide]

I still have just set up but I have no complaints thus far........Innokin itaste SVD with iclear 30 tank

 

[monstermuffin]

My Kayfun lite plus clone and my SVD is working great. No problems at all.

 

[Kaezziel]

I couldn't say it any better than Baditude did... I purchased from Totally Wicked for years (3-4 if I remember correctly) before I finally got into rebuildable set-ups... they do have some decent equipment, but they aren't real big on the advanced set-ups. That being said, I've never had more reliability that I get from my rebuildable dripper... but you have to spend a lot of time learning about batteries, ohm's law, measurement equipment, and coil building for that to work out for you... as Bad said... you can get a better experience and more reliability, but it's a lot more complex than just screwing on a clearomizer...

 

[Lethal-Dose]

I recommend IPV2 by Pioneer4U. Its a 50watt box shaped mod that is regulated, and to top that of I would recommend a Aspire Nautilus mini or the original.
The IPV2 is a great little mod form $89.99 to $120.00 depending on were you look. And the new aspire BVC coils are great, very consistent and last a while at least for me. (I chain vape a lot and one 1.6ohm coil lasts me 1 week.) All this is recommend only if your in the budget of spending around $160.00

Vape On

 

[djsvapour]

Hi All, i started vaping a couple of years ago and just used a simple cartomizer and battery from totally wicked. I found with this the cartomizers were touch and go, and some worked where others tasted funny. Since then ive moved to Smokshop and tried atomizers, clearomizers and i can't find anything that consistently works. Anyone here have any tips for a consistent setup?

Good cartomizers are reliable. Can't remember getting a bad one in years. I use off-the-shelf Boges in a carto-tank.

The mini Nautilus is working for me at the moment. Even the mini Protank 3 is not letting me down.

Other than that, homemade coils and wick are good in most Kanger tanks. If you don't want to make them, you can buy them ready-made. Virtual Vape sell one made by Jonco from AAEC UK.

Unicoil/Microcoil | Cotton Wick | rebuildable | uk | Online | E-Cig | Evod | Pro Tank | ECTank | E Cigarette

 

[FigNewton]

Any juice delivery attachment (cartomizer, clearomizer, RBA) is gong to have varying degrees of success depending upon how well you learn to utilize it. Some people like cartomizers more, some people like clearomizers, some people like RBA's. Which ever class they prefer, is likely because they had the best "luck" with it, or took the time to learn how to get the most out of that device.

Generally speaking, the "higher up the chain" you go the better the experience; however the higher up the chain you go the more complex and time-consuming the device is, and likely have a higher learning curve. You have to "pay the price" in time or money for a better experience. Vaping is basically a "journey" to find what device works best for you.

Proper terminology - Is it a carto, a tank, or what? A Guide to Juice Attachments

Well said!