Finding the right setup

[vincemango]

Hey all,

So I'm new to all this vaping and what not (1 month). right off the bat i bought a Kanger Protank 2 with an iTaste vv3 battery. Im the kind of person who just loves all this tech. So on top of the fact that im quitting cigarettes, the fact that i can make this a hobby might help me quit I'd say. So im just inquiring about some cool batteries i maybe able to get, BUT I HAVE NO IDEA WHICH ONE TO GET! so if someone can please give me some advice on which nice battery to get, that would be great!

Keep in mind that I did look vamo and evic however they come with actual batteries?!? lol sorry i dont get how that works.. my itaste, i just usb charge and its ready to go. IM LOST

I want something with variable voltage. quite heavy duty looking because I love that stuff lol. shoot me some things to look at please and explaining how i use them. Thanks in advance everyone.

 

[BernieVideo]

Some things we need to know before we suggest the same 10 mods that get suggested to everyone who posts this kind of post.

Oh, heck, nevermind.

Just get a Provari Mini and save yourself a lot of time and money. If you stick with this long enough, you will get there eventually.

ProVari Mini Variable Voltage Ecig: Best Variable Voltage E Cig Available!

Congrats on quitting the stinkies!!!!

 

[Capt.shay]

If you don't want seperate batteries there aren't a ton of choices. The big brother of the V3 is the MVP and it is a solid performer. Most other mods require a "flashlight style" removable round lithium cell(s).

 

[Kaisen]

The set-up you already have will do 95% of what most people will ever need.

 

[City&Colour]

Your setup will definitely get the job done, and it's a good start. If you're looking to possibly make this a hobby like many others including myself, look into rebuilding. It's a fun way to get into different tank options, and you'll save money in the long run (after some trial by error).