I've been vaping for roughly a month now and I absolutely love it, so much better than analogs. Currently I'm vaping on a joyetech eGo-T with a kanger t2 tank. Now that I feel much more comfortable with vaping I'm ready to start upgrading slowly. I'm looking for more/thicker vapor production and I've been reading that the 30s is a pretty good tank. I know that the eGo-T is a pretty low model and I need to up to something with variable voltage, but I'm just trying to take some baby steps right now.
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I see here everyone seems to dig the 30s. I got one with my VTR, and personally don't care for it. I used a menthol juice, so I'm going to try a fruity one through it and see if I like it better.
It is a solid tank though. No gurgle, no leak, no dry hit, and vaped all the way empty except maybe 2 drops of liquid. The draw was somewhat tight to meas well, but not so tight it was bothersome.
It is a solid tank though. No gurgle, no leak, no dry hit, and vaped all the way empty except maybe 2 drops of liquid. The draw was somewhat tight to meas well, but not so tight it was bothersome.
If baby steps are what you want then try a Vision Spinner battery first. It's an easy to use Variable Voltage battery for your eGo.
Not sure I would recommend the iClear 30S on an Ego. It's a really bit tank for such a small ecig. Those are more for the larger mods like the MVP or Vamo.
That's a Kanger T3 Clearo on the left. That's a big clearo that would fit on an Ego. The tank on the right is the iClear 30S.
Not sure I would recommend the iClear 30S on an Ego. It's a really bit tank for such a small ecig. Those are more for the larger mods like the MVP or Vamo.
That's a Kanger T3 Clearo on the left. That's a big clearo that would fit on an Ego. The tank on the right is the iClear 30S.
You could look at an Innokin VV/V3 with a iClear16 to start and get a 30 too.
Innokin iTaste VV Express Kit
Innokin iTaste VV Express Kit
This is an Anyvape Davide tank on a 900maH battery. The 30s is just a touch taller then this tank, but you can get the idea of what it looks like on an EGO style battery. VERY Top heavy.
Like I said, if baby steps is what you want then start with the Spinner battery. Perhaps try some different ohm coils as well. It's a small investment but will get you familiar with variable voltages, different coils, and that's a good stepping stone into large mods later. It's a great way to learn the basics for around $30 rather than making that expensive jump into mods without knowing what you really want.
Top heavy is an understatement.
Here is a picture of my iClear 30S next to my Halo Triton (Ego). The iClear is 3ml and the Halo holds 2.4ml. Gives you a good idea of just how large that iCear really is.
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The link I posted is 39.95 and I think there is a coupon code for this forum. It might be too long for work use if you already have a problem but might be good for at home. Plus it's a passthru so you can use it while it charges.
+1 for the iTaste vv... It's not much more $$ than a spinner/twist (I got mine for $29.99), and it's really handy to have an ohm checker and VV/VW. You can learn a lot about watts/ohms/voltage and what works best for you by playing around with the settings. It's a quality device- the electronics are superior to other devices that are bigger/cost more. And the size is nice- looks great with mini tanks (evod, mini PTs, mini vivi novas) or if you need more juice capacity, larger tanks aren't as large/top heavy as they are on egos. It may be slightly more than a baby-step up, but worth it. If you decide you don't need VV/VW and you want to get into mech mods, you have a good back-up & cheap ohm checker. And if you like the VV/VW, you'll have a good idea what settings & features you like best.
As far as toppers go, I'd recommend:
Clearomizers- either the mini Protank 2 (learn to rebuild the heads with microcoil & cotton- much better than stock heads and good practice if you want to get into rebuildables) or the mini Vivi Nova Aspire (decent dual bottom coil tank, good flavor/vapor, but I have had some issues with the coil heads being DOA & the heads are not cheap)
OR the easiest, most consistent- carto tanks! Pick up a pack of Ikenvape, Smoktech, or Boge cartos, prepunched, and a 15mm IBTanked. No leaks, gurgles, dry hits, etc... check out these:
http://http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3706-4-good-starters-setup-beginning-vapor.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3230-1-proper-terminology-carto-tank-what-guide-juice-attachments.html
As far as toppers go, I'd recommend:
Clearomizers- either the mini Protank 2 (learn to rebuild the heads with microcoil & cotton- much better than stock heads and good practice if you want to get into rebuildables) or the mini Vivi Nova Aspire (decent dual bottom coil tank, good flavor/vapor, but I have had some issues with the coil heads being DOA & the heads are not cheap)
OR the easiest, most consistent- carto tanks! Pick up a pack of Ikenvape, Smoktech, or Boge cartos, prepunched, and a 15mm IBTanked. No leaks, gurgles, dry hits, etc... check out these:
http://http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3706-4-good-starters-setup-beginning-vapor.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3230-1-proper-terminology-carto-tank-what-guide-juice-attachments.html
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picked up the iclear 30s today and so far its great. I was useing vivimini and this change is like night and day
Got a Iclear 30s with 2.1 ohm coil a few days ago and put it on my Itast MVP. I can run it at 5 volts with good flavor and fantastic vapor. As for baby steps. My path made by baby steps is littered with wasted cash, junk parts and disappointments. Get a good quality setup and enjoy.
I use the iClear30 S.
It needs A LOT of power to get the best out of it.
I vape at 7-8 watts mostly. Yesterday, I had the 30 S up at 10 watts just to get it firing well.
(I think these even say VV/VW on the base).
Great clearomiser/tank, but a power hound and an evil drinker. It just doesn't let up once you find the sweet spot. (Obvious really, on 10 watts)
It needs A LOT of power to get the best out of it.
I vape at 7-8 watts mostly. Yesterday, I had the 30 S up at 10 watts just to get it firing well.
(I think these even say VV/VW on the base).
Great clearomiser/tank, but a power hound and an evil drinker. It just doesn't let up once you find the sweet spot. (Obvious really, on 10 watts)
5 volts you say? Is it a 2.1ohm atomizer?
Yes, that's up into double digit watts (11 or so?)
Yes it Is it a 2.1ohm atomizer.
My old clear mvp doesn't have a watts read out. This 30s hit nice and hard at 5 volts. There may be better tanks out there but this is the best one I have had so far. I am still new to the e cig tech.
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Thanks for all the feed back! At first step into the ecig world I was a little discouraged by all the info to take in. But after lurking around and now actually posting on here you guys really now how to welcome a noob to the club. Once again, much thanks!
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