Looking for bigger vapes

[iBigChill]

I have two Joyetech 650mah eGo-C Upgrade USB Passthroughs. I also have a SLB eGo-V. For clearos I have a couple three KangerTech T3S's and MT3s's. I also have a CE4 that I got with my first B&M store purchased setup (where the SLB came from). I really like the BCC setups over the CE4. I also feel the MT3s give a little bigger vape than the standard T3S, though really it shouldn't when viewed on paper.

I'm trying to decide on what to go with next. I want big vapes. I'm using 100% VG right now, though I do have some 50/50 VG/PG left that I still enjoy. Any recommendations before I buy a ProTank 2 or ProTank2 Mini? I'm not diehard on Kanger.

I also understand that I will probably have to buy some larger batteries for bigger vapes. Maybe a setup for the truck, home, and office. The 650mah batteries just work so well for on the run. Any advice on batteries would be great as well. Still looking for the killer Variable Voltage Pass Through. Not looking to go in the mod direction yet.

Thank you very much for any help. I've been browsing this site for a little over a month and I finally decided to join and get involved in the conversation. Hope this finds you well.

 

[swood]

for the BCC's look for lower ohm replaceable heads
I believe 2.25 is the standard head and evod/protank and T3S heads go as low as 1.7

You can also rewick coil heads for a larger vape
Jumping up to a modular device such as the vamo and increasing voltage will increase vapor production as well

 

[Dakota Jim]

Welcome to the ECF

Happy to see you here

Equipment wise I would recommend the iTaste MVP2 - it comes with an iClear30 tank (which is a dual coil atty which will give you a lot of vapor) you do not need to get all of the extra batteries needed, it will work as a pass through if needed (get 2, they are actually pretty inexpensive) and are VV/VW

Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape

Eliquid wise I would stick with a 50/50 pg/vg blend (100 vg will get really, really thick if you leave it your car (or truck (or boat)) in the cold)

Get a little more used to vaping before you get into the mech's and subohm coils and definitely read Baditude's blog on battery safety first

just my recommendations

 

[Huckleberried]

I predict a lot of MVP suggestions, though I do not own one.

I use an ego 900 mAh (I think) and an ego C Twist 1100. I have the protank 2 and the mini 2. Love them both. Both batteries have very good life imo. I have no problems with throat hit or vapor production and I get really good flavor, too. I did a coil build for those (recently), which was super easy and works great. I shoot for the 2.2 ohms, just my preference.

Good luck, and welcome to ECF! I lurked a while, too, lol.

 

[iBigChill]

@ Dakota Jim - Dude, you rock. I did a good bit of searching on the site and went with that. Something new to try out.

@ Huckleberried - I agree on 2.2 for sure. I prefer 2.2 on my T3S's as well. Thanks for the response and I will be trying the Protank 2 and Mini. Thanks for the help!

@ Swood - Haven't looked into rebuilding but that is sound advice as well. I have watched some YouTube videos of peeps doing that. Makes sense. Thanks man!

 

[wonner]

With big vapes come big responsibilities.

It just seemed like it needed to be said.

Carry on.

 

[Imperialbeachboy]

i have an Mvp 2 and an Igo L rda. i use 100% vg and it produces tons of vapor.

 

[Sigmus9]

Some may suggest the Innokin vv/vw but I have one and I don't think it vapes as well as my Halo Tritons do with the 1.8ohm coils. It was my 1st attempt at jumping up into the "mod" world and not only was I disappointed in its performance, though I admit it may be a tank issue, I was very disappointed in its battery life. I got maybe 4-5 hours of life out of it where as my 900mah Halo battery would last me from morning till night. I recently ordered a Smoktech Sid with some new different tanks to experiment with with the hope that I will get some kick .... clouds and good taste and long battery life. The 18650 1600mah 30amp batteries should last me all day and then some even if I crank the voltage up.

 

[RedNBlack]

Welcome iBigChill to the ECF neighborhood,
Was going to throw my in,
but most of your neighbors covered it pretty well.

PS the 1.8 ohm coils, they do appear to heat up quicker
even on a 650 mAh battery, and may give a bigger vape.

PSS Kanger Pro Tank II with 1.8 ohm coils VAPOR, even on a 650 or 1100 eGo battery...

 

[MAF0Elffen]

Why holding off? I went the gambit with EGO CE4 through 6'es, then someone's dual tank, then an ITaste 30 dual coil and... Something was still missing.

I was cleaning and changing coils. Started wrapping my own coils (1.3 ohm to 3.0 ohms)...

Then I tried my first Supertank 2... I was sold. I was happy. I was satisfied. I know some tanks are similar in how they work now... And use the same coils. I used the same e-liquids and they didn't taste the same. They were fresher, cleaner tasting. They were easier to clean up and keep going. The coils easier to clean or rebuild... then with the cost of the coils... why even rebuild them anymore? (except to fill time and play around.)

I replaced most of my tanks with Protank 2'es. I then had to replace one because my girl friend tried mine and stole it (she liked so well)! When I replaced that one, I bought her another.

I did buy a Protank 3 last week... It is a dual coil... but the jury is still out whether it is better or not, whether I like it better or not... Seems too much alike to tell much of a difference so far.

But with my experience so far... don't wait or put it off. There is the kanger and there are clones that are close... But I wasted more money trying to get something I was happy about, I would have saved allot of wasted money just going to that sooner. Plus to them are, everything there is rebuildable.

 

[iBigChill]

I have a MVP V2 with iClear 30, ProTank 2, and ProTank 2 Mini on the way. I think it will be good to have wider range of experiences and agree with everybody who took the time to post and help me out. I still haven't spent as much on vaping as I would have in the time period that I put down the analogs, so trying a variety of things and having lots of backup can't hurt. Now I just need to make what I currently have and have on the way work for a little while (of course with the continual cost of replacement coils, rebuilding coils, and juice) to amortize these hardware purchases. Luckily I didn't make the newbie mistake of ordering a lot of juice. I bought a couple safe bets and some sample sizes....

Thank you very much to everyone who has taken the time to give me advice. This has been very informative and awesome! Also, thank you in advance to any other suggestions. I can always build a bucket list