How to shop for a mod?

[Ericc ArtGod]

Alright, so I'm very new to vaping, and I purchased an Aspire Atlantis tank at my local shop after a friend recommended it. It came with that carbon fiber CF SubOhm mod. How do I go about shopping for a new mod? How do I know what will fire my tank and what won't? Thanks.

 

[cstroman]

Anything that will fire down to 0.5 ohms will work with the Atlantis. A good mod for it is a regulated mod IMO any box mod 30-50 watts. I have a Hana modz DNA30 and its pefect for my Atlantis at 30 watts, great flavor and vapor production. Ipv mini is an affordable little box mod that fires down to 0.5 and goes up to 30 watts.

 

[Baditude]

You need to research. Do you want a mechanical mod, a standard regulated mod, a high-wattage regulated mod, or even a mechanical box mod like a Reo?

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Regulated mods allow you to adjust the voltage/wattage output to the juice delivery device and offers built-in protection circuitry which makes the device much safer to use. A purely mechanical mod is a stripped down battery holder with no protection built in.

A mod should be comfortable to hold in the hand. Consider the weight and shape of the device. Also consider the placement of the firing button (side or bottom placement). Also consider the origin of the device: Mods from China generally come with no or limited warranty - should the device fail you will be without a vaping device and require immediate replacement. Something like a Provari is made in the USA, comes with a year warranty, and is supported for life should it require repair. Something to think about.

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[Marc411]

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