Good Starter Kit?

[Fir3b1rd]

But it's a passthrough!

So is the MVP; with over 3 times the battery life.
If you just like the form factor I can understand. In the end it's your decision; but speaking as someone who's been there the larger battery capacity definitely comes in handy.
Especially when you consider that •most" batteries have between a 350 and 500 ccl(charge cycle life) meaning the amount of times it'll run from full to dead without going bad.
The battery is like a little container of chemicals and the more often it's plugged in to activate those chemicals the weaker it gets over time.
Using the devices as pass through will kill the battery quicker. Using a battery as it's meant to be used actually makes it last longer.
Bunny is just looking out.
So am I; i would hate to see someone spend money on something that isn't going to last or be very enjoyable over all
We've been there, please don't think anyone is being critical just trying to help.

 

[R Coy]

We started with aspire kits with the spinner batteries and they worked well but within a few months we upgraded to MVPs. I can recommend both.

 

[jrehm0001]

I bought for 60.00 the attached:

Innokin Itaste MVP 2 Version 2 with Kanger Aerotank Amp Protank 3 Mini Excellent | eBay

I has the Areotank and a protank3 mini. good decision? Joe

 

[Fir3b1rd]

I bought for 60.00 the attached:

Innokin Itaste MVP 2 Version 2 with Kanger Aerotank Amp Protank 3 Mini Excellent | eBay

I has the Areotank and a protank3 mini. good decision? Joe

In my opinion that is the BEST combo to start with!!!

I tried 6 different starter kits before I got the MVP some broke, some didn't do it for me. The MVP is now coming up to a year old and I'm still using it from time to time. I can't stress how much I like that unit enough.
Congrats on your new shiney!!!!!
- just letting you know they have a thread on here for MVP owners if you have any questions on it.

 

[pcporter827]

Mvp2 is a good place to start. I , on the other hand, sold my mvp within weeks of getting it to get my first mech rig.

 

[pcporter827]

Aspire nautilus is also a great tank. Especially with the mvp2.

 

[Dirk Gently]

I own the vv.. its alright and pass through mode is awesome but I would say do a lot of research and get yourself a good mechanical mod.. virtually any tank will fit on the mod I bought so no matter if I drip rba or even throw a kanger t3s

 

[Dirk Gently]

^ I'll be fine*

 

[DoubleDecker]

Whatever you get, it's a snowball effect. I started with an innoken starter kit. The I got a vision spinner. Then I got an itaste svd. Then an evic. Then a mechanical mod. Tried many tanks and batteries. You'll find what works best through trial and some error.


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[DoubleDecker]

Oh and I soul not recommend a mechanical mod until you do some research. Your getting into more than just a mod. You'll need a multimeter, an ohm meter, and a stable battery. Not to mention a solid understanding of the ohms law.


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[AdamB0914]

After I realized I wasted $70 (robbed) on and eGo starter kit, I re-started with the Innokin itaste VTR starter kit. VV/VW and comes with a great carto tank, iclear30s. Perfect place to start.


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[Sprites]

Innokin CLK! is good for starters. Slin and neat but also variable wattage