Itaste express kit question

[Tactix]

So, i'm looking at getting one of these itaste express kits, the one with the vv/vw battery with the built in ohm reader. My question is, how low of a resistance can these handle? I'm not looking to go too crazy, but I need to get something to replace my freshly broken vision spinner 2, and something with a built in ohm reader is something that would save me time. If anyone knows the answer, it would be awesome to know before I go to my vape shop to buy it later today, Thanks guys!

EDIT: Forgot to mention the battery is the 3rd version.

 

[joelmora89]

Either 1.0 or 1.2 can't remember for sure

 

[Tactix]

I wanted to go with a mech mod, but I've heard some bad things about the purple 18650 efest batteries, and sadly that's all that my local shop carries. I would like to go sub-ohm but I just don't think it'd be worth potentially carrying a ticking pipebomb waiting to go off lol. Would it be quicker and safer to just go ahead and get this itaste vv/vw battery?

 

[GinnyTx]

I have the older one and I use my 0.8 ohm coils with the Kanger V2's on it (the old iStick won't sub ohm the new one will though)

 

[PaulBHC]

The VV V4 is out and most places are clearing out the V3s. They are a great little device for new vapers coming from ego setups. Two points, you can use it as a passthrough and vape while charging, second it will be a good backup for whatever device you end up with later.

 

[erikbal]

That's what I use for a back up as well. With the 1.8 ohm Nautilus coils running at 4.2v the battery doesn't last too long but being passthrough helps

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[GinnyTx]

I use it for a back up in the bike trunk or my car...just in case an iStick fails. it's a good lil set up..but it doesn't last very long.