Good morning, y'all

[Plantsmantx]

Welcome and glad you joined.
The information below may help you decide what type of atomizer suits your vaping style.
Might like to read:
http://www.vaporauthority.com/pages/learn ...

Thank you. I'm looking over the first link. I think I like mouth-to-lung, but with an easier draw than a cigarette.

 

[Plantsmantx]

Congrats on making a life changing choice. Keep with it and don't let none vapers try to tell you bad things about vaping. Cigarettes are BAD for you. Don't forget. Choose life. Everyone on this forum did. And so did you. ​

'preciate it.

 

[BrotherBob]

Thank you. I'm looking over the first link. I think I like mouth-to-lung, but with an easier draw than a cigarette.

MTL and non sub ohm, I believe, is the most popular choice for most vapers. Might want of go with a tank that uses purchased coils to start, and later, could be converted to rebuildable coil(s). I vape RDA's, so your next question might be something like : Need a recommendation to purchase a MTL tank that uses purchased non sub ohm coils with the RBA option. Would like good flavor with decent clouds.

 

[Plantsmantx]

MTL and non sub ohm, I believe, is the most popular choice for most vapers. Might want of go with a tank that uses purchased coils to start, and later, could be converted to rebuildable coil(s). I vape RDA's, so your next question might be something like : Need a recommendation to purchase a MTL tank that uses purchased non sub ohm coils with the RBA option. Would like good flavor with decent clouds.

I looked up "RBA". Got it. . One of the ones I'm considering is the Wismec CB-60, and it fits those specifications.

 

[BrotherBob]

I looked up "RBA". Got it. . One of the ones I'm considering is the Wismec CB-60, and it fits those specifications.

Good choice.
I have been vaping the same internal Eleaf Istick TC40W mod for 2-3 years and could not be happier. By using an internal battery mod, you could save money by not having to purchase:
back up batterie(s), carrying case, volt meter(s), wraps, charger(s) (backup), battery Do's and Don'ts (Much higher learning curve not to mention the batteries themselves).
The TC40W it can reach 40W with large 2600mAh power capacity.
*It's a good idea to have more than one charger, and to rotate a group of multiple batteries.
If you vape heavily, might consider two internal battery mods, one to charge while vaping the other.
As to the Wismec AMOR NS MTL Tank, you might Google it to see how it performs.
re: https://spinfuel.com/wismec-cb-60-mtl-starter-kit-review/

 

[QcVaper]

Thanks, AngeNZ. I think I'd like vaping to more than just less expensive than smoking. At this point, I don't plan on acquiring an extensive collection, but...famous last words, right?

Does "external battery" mean a removable battery?

I didn't think so either until i went on the search for "that" special kit that would make me vape non stop (which i've found already) when i started yes i tried and bought about every single tank/mod that interested me but right now i've got 3 setups i rotate constantly depending on the day or place i'm going, in case some of the pieces might interest ya i'll name them all here (beware though, most of the "tanks" i use aren't tanks but drippers which are more advanced stuff that you build yourself)

Geekvape Gbox Squonker + Drop Rda
Smok G-priv 2 + Kensei Rta
Aspire nx75 + Peerless Rda (as a side note this one has tc but is limited to 75 watts so i use a single stainless build in my peerless)

Rta = rebuildable tank atomiser
Rda = rebuildable dripping atomiser

Sorry if you're a bit lost in this but feel free to ask more if you're curious