Hey guys, i currently have the ego c twist battery with a random tank on it and it hits alright. I am looking for a setup that will provide the most vapor within my small budget. What are the best setups you guys have tried and used so far. Let me know please!
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that did not provide me with any advice or tips.... i am asking what is a good setup. not a site where i can buy parts
I also use the ego twist but I use a Kanger Pro Tank. I'm pretty new to vaping but this set up works great for me.
Maybe he was trying to say that there is no pat answer to your question. There are alot of variables to consider. I would suggest doing some data mining on YouTube. PBusardo has a lot of good reviews.
Ok well what's your budget like and what features are you looking for? Battery life, variable voltage, variable wattage, resistance check, voltage check, size, finish, looks, weight, mechanical, regulated, etc?
Come on, you know it's so much easier to just post a question then get snarky when you don't emeidetly get the answer you want, then it is to research.
If nevnyc's answer was inadequate, you must not have fully iterated your question. What do you actually want to know?
THIS^ my 1st vape was a Smoktech VV Gripper with a Kanger MT3 tank. But I have tried this exact set up with the twist and protank and Ill tell you honestly it performs better than the Gripper! The twist is a game changer, I think everyone who vapes should have one, even as just a backup.
That is a VERY broad question. Mechanical mod? VV or VV/VW? Tanks? Carto's? Drip?
Based on you current set-up and the price range you specified maybe a Vamo V3 and a Gensis RBA clone. That would put you back about $75.
(I sound like a broken record today with all this Vamo stuff)
The "Best" vapor setup is the one that works for you. There are way too many variables when it comes to vaping, and its such a subjective issue that you are better off doing some research, getting your hands on devices/setups at local B&M's, and finding out for yourself what works and is "Best" for you.
MVP or a Vamo and you have enough left over to try a couple of different tank options. I have both. I actually prefer the Mvp lately, with a protank on it its a nice throw in your pocket and go. The battery lasts all day(+more for some) and its a sturdy nice looking set up.
I'd say if you've already found an ego twist setup enjoyable and satisfying then you're already on the right path. There are some vapers out there that never feel the need to move beyond that setup. There are also those of use who have made vaping a hobby and now collect mods and tinker with building our own coils. If you're looking for easy and cheap, there are plenty of options out there. If you're looking for not so easy and high end quality, there is also plenty out there. With a budget of $100, I think you can get a little of everything to find what setup will work for you. $100 can get you a regulated mod, mechanical mod, batteries, charger, rebuildable atomizer, quality clearomizer, wick, and wire. That coupled along with some research of what you think might work for you and I'm almost certain you'll find something that fits you and your personally vaping habit.
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If you want something in a small form factor that does pretty much everything, the innokin iTaste vv v3.0. (Make sure to get the one that says iTaste VV V3.0 as that is the latest one with VV/VW.)
If you want something bigger, the vamo, the Zmax, or the SVD.
If you want to try box mods, the innokin MVP.
Although I haven't tried the SVD and Zmax yet, the others I have or tried and they're great devices.
You can find all of them at fast tech, although it takes a while to get to you because they are in Hong Kong, you can't beat their prices. I frequently order from them and never had a problem. Plus they are the only ones that I know that has warranty on everything they sell.
Hope this helps some.
If you want something bigger, the vamo, the Zmax, or the SVD.
If you want to try box mods, the innokin MVP.
Although I haven't tried the SVD and Zmax yet, the others I have or tried and they're great devices.
You can find all of them at fast tech, although it takes a while to get to you because they are in Hong Kong, you can't beat their prices. I frequently order from them and never had a problem. Plus they are the only ones that I know that has warranty on everything they sell.
Hope this helps some.
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Yes it seems that people get offended so easily on here. Myself I've found ECF to be very informative and helpful.
I did not take any offense to not providing sufficient "tips or advice" to the OP and just providing a simple link to a site for "parts".. Helping a fellow vaper doesn't cost me anything. Pointing them in the direction to explore the best budget site available on their own just seemed like something I thought would be appreciated. Lesson learned.
Smoktech natural and rsst combo 80$ you cant beat the vape of a good mechanical and a genny
or the i taste mvp its rock solid vv and usb chargable 2600mah battery
the itaste comes stock with 2 iclear 16 or 1 iclear 30 clearomizers for 65$. They are verry well recieved. I use carton tanks though
the natural and rsst are bolth solid well working and designed for beginers. With a lage insulated wick hole and spring post you could not ask for easyer setup mine is modde with the agi on it. but the natty rsst is a great combo at a great price
or the i taste mvp its rock solid vv and usb chargable 2600mah battery
the itaste comes stock with 2 iclear 16 or 1 iclear 30 clearomizers for 65$. They are verry well recieved. I use carton tanks though
the natural and rsst are bolth solid well working and designed for beginers. With a lage insulated wick hole and spring post you could not ask for easyer setup mine is modde with the agi on it. but the natty rsst is a great combo at a great price
Don't sweat it Nev, I think everyone but the OP got what you were doing.
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