Multimeters, Wicks & Wires oh my!

[DoubleDecker]

After a tad bit of research (and a limited budget) I have decided to a get Tobeco Kfun Lite Clone.

Anyone had any experience with these?
What wicks & kanthal wires would you recommend?
What multimeters would you recommend?

Thanks!

 

[umarbutt610]

30 guage a1 kanthal wire.
Eko wool

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[TrentTC]

If using a vv/vw device then 30 guage. 28 gauge if using a mech. Cotton wicks

 

[Sthur]

I like my tobeco KFL a lot. The vapor and flavor is awesome. I run a 1.4 ohm microcoil with 30 guage around a 1/16 and cotton. I run it on my mech, but most of my juices run well at full battery. Like above 30 if you using vv/vw and 28 for mech with cotton.

 

[Dakota Jim]

I use 32 kanthal a1 with cotton at 2.1 ohms and it works just as well as it does at 1.3 ohms and doesn't discharge my battery as fast

any digital multimeter - Fluke if you have recently come into a large amount of money and want to flaunt it Fluke 87-V Digital Multimeter - Amazon.com

or this one if you are a normal type of guy - http://www.walmart.com/ip/Innova-3300-Equus-3300-Hands-free-Digital-Multimeter/14644665

low ohms = faster battery discharge (in regards to regulated vv/vw devices)

 

[suspectK]

any digital multimeter - Fluke if you have recently come into a large amount of money and want to flaunt it Fluke 87-V Digital Multimeter - Amazon.com

low ohms = faster battery discharge (in regards to regulated vv/vw devices)

What? You pay more for a meter like a fluke because it can be calibrated.

And not in regards to regulated mods. You'd have to figure out the boost circuit efficiency to really know that.