box mod vv/vw with removable battery, help

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jersey girl

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There's a few more devices coming out next month. I think the MVP3 might work for you depending on price and features. They've been tight-lipped about it but it's supposed to come out by Xmas. Most compact 18650 devices with toolless battery doors are going to be in the $200 range. The istick has a 2200mah battery that lasts a very long time and can be recharged with any microUSB cable so you can charge with your phone charger in your car. And it's cheap so you can get 2 if you vape that much.


*Edit - You didn't mention what you were going to use on this device. The istick fires hotter than normal because it uses Vavg (Mean) so some cartos don't work well with it.

I was going to wait till I decided on a device, then find out what would be the best carto (ohms) to use with it. I would love a dual coil bottom tank where I could just change the head when needed. But they all seems to have a leaking issue. I will give you some backround on my vaping. may help you help me.

I started about 4 years ago with the stick type batteries. Then went to the epower mech mod 14650. still have it and use it as my out and about with a 1.7 ohm xxl carto. About 5 months ago I purchased a coolfire 1, with a 18650 extenstion, using a 2.1 ohm carto on it. It came with a iclear 30s, which I did not like, it used double the juice in a day that I normally use, and was to airy. I use a 70/30 mix. Recently, I purchased an iclear 30B, love it, swiped out the drip tip because the draw was to tight, and now its perfect. Got me off the chain vaping (retired so easy to get into that mode). I used the head that came with it for 5 days, then I noticed the top of my device was wet, it was coming from the pin on the bottom of the head, the threads were dry as well as the bottom of the tank. Swiped out the head for a new one and it is doing the same thing unless I lay it down between vapes. It is annoying and I don't want to worry about ruining my device.

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The more info you give us, the better we can advise you.

Lots of people on the Istick thread seem to like them paired up with the Nautilus Mini with BVC coils (Bottom Vertical Coils). The coils are comparatively expensive but they seem to last 2 weeks on average and you won't have to worry about tilting it sideways to get juice. Most of these types of tanks will use more juice than cartos though. Sweeter juices will gunk up the coils faster but you can rinse them in hot water or alcohol (Vodka seems to work for some) for extra life. The Istick has a 2200mah internal battery and last most people 1-2 days so charging at night should last all day. You can also charge it from any cell phone charger with a microUSB.

It's a simple setup and should run you less than $70 for the Istick and Nautilus Mini tank. 5pks of coils are about $15-$20 but should last a few months. The Nautilus Mini would also give you a much better vape than the iClears.

Eleaf iStick 20W Battery
Aspire Nautilus Mini
Nautilus BVC Coils

Use code: 10off and the set is $51.28 with free shipping (over $50). 5pk of BVC coils is $12.99 (before 10% off). (1.8Ω coils would be best for the Istick)
 

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The more info you give us, the better we can advise you.

Lots of people on the Istick thread seem to like them paired up with the Nautilus Mini with BVC coils (Bottom Vertical Coils). The coils are comparatively expensive but they seem to last 2 weeks on average and you won't have to worry about tilting it sideways to get juice. Most of these types of tanks will use more juice than cartos though. Sweeter juices will gunk up the coils faster but you can rinse them in hot water or alcohol (Vodka seems to work for some) for extra life. The Istick has a 2200mah internal battery and last most people 1-2 days so charging at night should last all day. You can also charge it from any cell phone charger with a microUSB.

It's a simple setup and should run you less than $70 for the Istick and Nautilus Mini tank. 5pks of coils are about $15-$20 but should last a few months. The Nautilus Mini would also give you a much better vape than the iClears.

Eleaf iStick 20W Battery
Aspire Nautilus Mini
Nautilus BVC Coils

Use code: 10off and the set is $51.28 with free shipping (over $50). 5pk of BVC coils is $12.99 (before 10% off). (1.8Ω coils would be best for the Istick)

Thank you for that info. I have looked at the eleaf more then once really like the size. But that proprietary battery has been the deal killer. For me it is a disposable
as I don't have the expertise to take it apart and replace the battery. My experience with 18650 batteries is that they start to hold less of a charge and give less power.
I toss them and replace with a new one on my next order for like 7 dollars, shipping is same as if I just ordered the juice.

I really like that vendors site, and he includes a usb and wall charger. So I am thinking about it. Maybe a good idea for now to get me use to a vv/vw and what I like.

That nautilus mini I do want, And will look for one with 2.1 ohms. The bottom pin does not look like it has a hole in it, so may solve my problem. Which I now believe is condensation running down for the drip tip.

It is a shame that I don't like innokin tanks. If I did I would go ahead and order the vtr. as their devices are well made.

Your infor has really helped me. Thank you
 
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