Help me take my vape to the next level - please!

[connor11]

Okay, so I'm using a standard ego battery with the evods at the moment, and they're fine. Just fine.

I feel likei want to take my vape to the next level and there's so much out there I'm not sure what to buy!

I'm in the UK and not looking to spend over £80.. Vape budget -.-

I've been looking at the vamo or the dial a volt (I love the idea of hands free valing) tabs maybe a Kanger pro tank or vivi nova? The biggest thing for me vaping is flavour, so juice recommendations are also very welcome!

Thanks for any help!

Connor

 

[connor11]

Ummm anyone?

 

[donesmokin]

Sounds like a Vamo would be a great choice for you:

$50.00 Vamo-Vivi Voltage Adjustable E-Cigarette Battery Compartment Set - with Nitecore I2 Euro battery charger/charger cable/2*Panasonic 18650 batteries at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

[connor11]

What about the head? Would like lots of flavour..

Also is there a bast difference fr the twist? Probably a stupid question, I know the vamo is a mod but vape budget!

Thanks for the reply, first time one of my queries haven't really been helped on this forum

 

[brock957]

I'm running a kanger protank on my vamo. Very happy with it.

 

[cr_nxh]

The Vamo v2 has been fantastic for the wife and I. The pro tank is also a great choice, just watch out that the threading on the bottom of the pro tank is very fragile, both of ours broke

 

[kingdal]

For flavor, a dripping atomizer would be hard to beat. A lot of people feel dripping is a PITA but its one of the best for flavor. The HH 357s in particular are very good.

The Vamos work well but for a more basic variable voltage, the Twists will do fine. Also, check out the Spinners: just like the Twists but slightly more stable when setting it down and easier to see the voltage adjustments.

 

[Baditude]

There are many people of the opinion that a cartotank will provide a moderately higher flavor production than a clearomizer can. I have found this to be true in most instances myself. Of course, others will debate that they have tried cartomizers and cartotanks and prefer the flavor from clearos. Your mileage may vary.

After using primarily cartotanks for nearly a year almost exclusively (occassionally dabbling into clearos), I've recently gotten into RBAs and atomizers on a bottom feeding mod. I wouldn't suggest an RBA for anyone until they have more experience vaping and they have done the appropriate self education to use one.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/4454-7-advice-tips-vapors-looking-try-their-first-rba.html

But a drip atomizer uses no filler or wick material to potentially adulterate the flavor of e-liquids, just juice heated directly on the atomizer. Having no wick material necessitates using only a few drops of liquid at a time, and needing to add more after several vapes. Not convenient to do in some circumstances.

However, with a bottom feeding mod you get the full flavor of a dripping atomizer with the convenience of a tank. The bottom feeder has a built-in soft-walled juice tank enclosed within the mod itself. A window to the tank is exposed to feed juice into an upper drip well. A primer puff on the atty feeds the atomizer from the drip well. Take a few vapes, squeeze some more juice into the drip well, primer puff, vape. A bottom feeder mod may be what you are really looking for. Check out the Vapage V-mods or the Reo from Reomods.

 

[MikeJA]

Maybe try a clone (chinese made) mech mod/rba combo? I think you can get a combo like that in your budget. I haven't tried one of the clones myself, but I've heard good things about them here.

Once I went to a mechanical/rba setup, all my other devices are backups...including three provaris. There's just some intangible quality of the combo, for me at least, that takes vaping to another level.

 

[connor11]

In all honesty I'm very new to vaping and have been using this setup a while.. I'm still not sure what the differences are from clearos to cartos to cartotanks and wouldn't know where to start with dropping and rbas!

Thanks everyone. I want something that I can just fill and vape, long and hard while I'm sat around the house that will give awesome flavour.. If that helps!!

Also, any juice manufacturers that are particularly good?

Cheers!

 

[mshively]

+1 on the vamo! I love mine! Use it mostly at home because im shy. Flavor wise it blows my v2 "out and about" setup out of the water! Price point is right. Running mine with a vivi nova and its a class act.

 

[Baditude]

In all honesty I'm very new to vaping and have been using this setup a while.. I'm still not sure what the differences are from clearos to cartos to cartotanks and wouldn't know where to start with dropping and rbas!

Thanks everyone. I want something that I can just fill and vape, long and hard while I'm sat around the house that will give awesome flavour.. If that helps!!

Also, any juice manufacturers that are particularly good?

Cheers!

Here's a picture dictionary guide to the more common juice delivery devices for new vapors. It includes video demonstrations of each category.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html

Based on your vaping expectations, I really believe you should consider the bottom feeder mods. Seems they were designed right up your alley.

I'm not familiar with the juice vendors in the UK, so I will defer to the other UK members for suggestions on vendors.

 

[PapawBrett]

I prefer REOS mods, but they might be a little more than you stated you were willing to spend. A Vamo would also give your a similar bottom-feed type mod, and I think I've seen Phoenix RBA's for about $10 US which would be less than the $43 REOS RM2. An RBA takes a little getting used to but by trying different coil/ wick configurations you can get the right vaping experience you would seek. Just my

 

[Baditude]

In all honesty I'm very new to vaping and have been using this setup a while.. I'm still not sure what the differences are from clearos to cartos to cartotanks and wouldn't know where to start with dropping and rbas!

Thanks everyone. I want something that I can just fill and vape, long and hard while I'm sat around the house that will give awesome flavour.. If that helps!!

I prefer REOS mods, but they might be a little more than you stated you were willing to spend. A Vamo would also give your a similar bottom-feed type mod, and I think I've seen Phoenix RBA's for about $10 US which would be less than the $43 REOS RM2. An RBA takes a little getting used to but by trying different coil/ wick configurations you can get the right vaping experience you would seek. Just my

Based on what the OP stated he wanted - K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple, stupid), I would in no way recommend an RBA for him or her. Too complex and time consuming for them.

You can't get much easier or simpler than a bottom feeding mod. The VMod is listed at $85, but they frequently have holiday sales (it is the 4th of the July) with huge savings from a coupon code. I only paid $60 for mine. If interested, I can find out if there is a unadvertised sale going on. http://www.vapage.com/V_MOD_s/173.htm#



Another video review on the VMod: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbofW4x5kS4

 

[Tmcclure85]

I'm a big fan of mt baker vapors. Also high desert capes has a few flavors that I really enjoy. The vamo is my next purchase. I am running a kanger or nova on a ego c twist 1100mah vvand like yourself I'm ready to expand my horizons ( within a tight budget). I'm only 2 weeks into it but I've been expanding by leaps and bounds.

 

[PapawBrett]

Based on what the OP stated he wanted - K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple, stupid), I would in no way recommend an RBA for him or her. Too complex and time consuming for them.

I felt the same way about RBA's....until I bought one. Now I have four, takes me about five minutes to build a coil/wick (at a cost of about 15 cents) and they last one to two weeks. RBA's are all I use now, and they're not so complicated. Just do an ohm check before you fire one in a mechanical mod. There are little old ladies on the REOS forum who say "IF I can do it, anyone can!"

 

[connor11]

A lot of this is going right over my head, but I appreciate it all the same! Gonna check out some of the links now

At the moment it's looking like a vamo with a protank.. That seems the general consensus
Thanks everyone!

 

[Perrrrito]

Thanks for posting this video Baditude. Watched all 22 minutes of it. I don't think it can get much easier than that!