I'm assuming that more than just the iClear 16B can be paired up with my itaste.....can someone tell me an easy way of knowing which ones would work well with it?
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Welcome to ECF, Paloma...
As the MVP has a current output limit of 3 amps/11 watts... you can run any eGo/510 threaded atomizer with a resistance above 1.2Ω - which means practically any "ready-to-vape" clearomizer, glassomizer, cartomizer and/or carto tank.
Popular, "coil-head" type atomizers are made by Kanger, Innokin, Aspire and Anyvape... to name a few. The previously mentioned Kanger "Aerotank" is available in a variety of sizes and both eGo or 510 threading... a very popular atomizer.
Should you choose at some point to go down that road, you can also use rebuildable atomizers (RBA)... near all having a 510 thread.
those are pretty expensive! But I shall bookmark them for once I get some xp in vaping. thank you 
Most stuff will; it's a standard interface: 510/eGo interface.
It will fit 510 threaded or eGo threaded tanks.
Only stuff like Blu, Halo, .. volcano, and those such 'complete ecig' products have a less standard interface.
I suppose, if you have a specific budget, they might be expensive. Pricing tends to vary greatly with on-line vendors... so when you find something you want, ask about the best place to buy from.those are pretty expensive! But I shall bookmark them for once I get some xp in vaping. thank you
Remember too that once you buy an atomizer, you replace only the coil-heads at a few dollars each... and they can last for anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the juice used and your personal vaping habits.
Compared to cartons of name brand cigarettes... you're still well ahead of the game. ;-)
Welcome to ECF! If the Nautilus mini is more than you're looking to spend then the next best step would be a Kanger Mini Protank 2.
I'm assuming that one main reason for having multiple tanks is to be able to vape different flavors whenever you feel like it, right? I'd love to have a really cool one, with great puffs and stuff......but would also like to be able to have maybe 2 or 3 difference juices available to puff through the day. I just hope that I don't have to fork over 20+ for each one to have a good vape each time....sorry, I'm a big newbie.
It's a good idea to have at least 2 batteries and 3 or 4 tanks, to start. It gives you some variety.
thanks for the feedback can you steer me in the direction of somewhere online that sells decent compatible tanks in packs of 2+?
can you steer me in the direction of somewhere online that sells decent compatible tanks in packs of 2+?
I have a few Aspire ET-S BVC's that work pretty well. They have glass tanks so they're compatible with all juices. Under $8 each on ebay.
Yep; looks like a pretty good tank.
Although for new vapers, I suggest eGo threaded tanks such as the miniprotank2;
That aspire vivi nova does have the advantage of a protection jacket by the looks of it though.
The MVP2 is a great MOD for the newish, casual, laid back vaper. It gives a lot of info, an large internal battery that charges like a phone, and is well built.
I use Nautilus tanks with the Bottom Vertical Coil (BVC) and they are definitely worth it.
Hope helps.
I use Nautilus tanks with the Bottom Vertical Coil (BVC) and they are definitely worth it.
Hope helps.
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