Looking to step up in to sub ohming
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Yes. That mod hasn't been out for very long so nobody knows how long it will last, but it's the best bang for your buck right now. Don't pay more than $40 for it though. Lots of folks like the Crowne tanks. The Freemax Starre and Smok TFV4 are popular too.
Thanks Hans, i'm guessing you mean $40 (approx £28) for the tank itself and not with the RX200?!?! 
The RX200 is $40-50 and the Crown is $30-ish.Thanks Hans, i'm guessing you mean $40 (approx £28) for the tank itself and not with the RX200?!?!
I have two of each and use the RX200 and Crown together all the time. Great combo.
Be aware that the Crown tanks are known for leaking. At least the earlier ones. Both of mine bought in December leak like crazy.
$40-50 for the RX200! Wow, my local vape shop wants £85 ($122) for one and i think £25 ($36) for the tank.
Leaking sounds a bit worrying, where do they leak from?
Leaking sounds a bit worrying, where do they leak from?
Depending on what you use now; it may be as simple as buying a new coil for whatever topper you use. It cold also mean a complete re-fit.
Yeah, $40 for the mod. The crown tanks are about $20.
Reuleaux RX200 by Wismec 200W $39.95
Here's a good selection of sub tanks, most under $30.
Sub Ohm Tank - Tanks
Reuleaux RX200 by Wismec 200W $39.95
Here's a good selection of sub tanks, most under $30.
Sub Ohm Tank - Tanks
Wow, that is a hell of a lot cheaper. I can get a DNA200 for the price i was willing to pay for the RX200!
ahhh good point. I have Eleaf iStick 30w with an Aspire Nautilus on the top. In theory i could put a sub ohm tank on it and whack up the voltage?
Well, I would be using the iStick in wattage mode but yes. The iStick 30 will go down to .4 ohms.
Sorry yes, i did mean wattage.
The Melo tank looks to be a good choice considering it's designed for the iStick 30
The Melo tank looks to be a good choice considering it's designed for the iStick 30
No need to apologize. Whatever works for you man. I hear good things about all kinds of tanks but, like I said on your "long flight" post, I use sub-tanks and recommend them when asked. When they no longer work for me I'll probably move on to the newest/greatest. ...provided they are rebuildable.
That'll do it. You might want to wait for some other recommendations before you make your final choice.
Whoever tells you to "sub ohm" and then recommends doing so on a regulated mod, has no idea what they are talking about. It's just bro-talk. Words that may sound cool but makes no sense or has any foundation in reality.
The coil's resistance determines the power output from a mechanical mod. In a regulated mod, electronics determines power output. As such, whether you "sub ohm" or not - with a regulated mod - makes no difference. In terms of end result, 100 watt from a mechanical mod - with a sub ohm coil - is the exact same as 100 watt from a regulated mod; with or without a sub ohm coil.
I am not saying "get a mechanical mod if you want to go "sub ohm". I am saying you can get the exact same results with a regulated mod - with or without going "sub ohm". Regulated mods don't care about the coil's resistance as long as it's within the operational envelope. E.g. some mods may require you to go below a certain resistance to get to the max power output. Other than that, the resistance of the coil has no - none whatsoever - impact on the end result.
The coil's resistance determines the power output from a mechanical mod. In a regulated mod, electronics determines power output. As such, whether you "sub ohm" or not - with a regulated mod - makes no difference. In terms of end result, 100 watt from a mechanical mod - with a sub ohm coil - is the exact same as 100 watt from a regulated mod; with or without a sub ohm coil.
I am not saying "get a mechanical mod if you want to go "sub ohm". I am saying you can get the exact same results with a regulated mod - with or without going "sub ohm". Regulated mods don't care about the coil's resistance as long as it's within the operational envelope. E.g. some mods may require you to go below a certain resistance to get to the max power output. Other than that, the resistance of the coil has no - none whatsoever - impact on the end result.
Ok the reason I want to try sub ohm is I can vape high percentage VG juice or even max VG to see if it's easier on my mouth than PG based juice.
I'm not fussed about making huge plumes of vapor. This will be a general all purpose every day vaping device.
I'm not fussed about making huge plumes of vapor. This will be a general all purpose every day vaping device.
It's not really a step up, it's a step across. Sub-ohm really is only a difference in resistance which usually leads to more vapor production, I'm assuming you want more vapor production, my question is how far do you want to go? Big Clouds, Medium Clouds, Slighly more than what you are currently producing?
My little rant may have come off more assaulting/offensive than intended. If so - sorry about that!
Lots of ECF members has lots of experience with high-VG liquids. Me not being one of them. I'm sure Someone™ will get you sorted.
I'm not really fussed about big clouds. I'd like to be able to see the TV on the other side of the room
I'd just like to use VG juice
I'd just like to use VG juice
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