My starter setup! Advice and recommendations welcomed

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So i know my setup is pretty basic. I have a 1100mAh Vision Spinner (the markings have long since been rubbed off form use) and use a Aspire DBC tank. I know that i dont much care for the battery and want a better one, but dont know were to start.

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Hi Greasepaint and welcome. Before we continue, you either have a Vision Spinner or an eGo-C Twist--and it's voltage markings, not amperage, that got rubbed off. :)

Are you ready for a box-shaped battery? If so, the best and most advanced one is the MVP 2: it comes with variable voltage and wattage, dual 510/eGo connection, ohms reader. 2600 mAh capacity--and it will charge your cell phone. What's not to like?

And it can be had for around 40 bucks--shipped!

Good luck!
 
Well i would like to say thanks for the correction and info. I know i have a vision because those marks are still (mostly) there.
however basically everything else you said was Chinese to me :laugh: Ive been browsing the site taking in all i can though.
My buddy just got an Itaste MVP 2.0 today, and i know it has several of the features you listed above. I got to use it for a bit today but all the options were overwhelming.
for the time being i'll just keep on readin and asking the tough questions
 

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Ask away! In no time you'll be speaking Chinese, too! :D

So, to answer your original question, the Twists and Spinners are both very good basic variable voltage batteries--you can just get another one if you're comfortable with them.

If you want an upgrade, you'll have to look at something like the itaste VV V3 (eGo-style) or the MVP2.

And don't worry about the options--you can run an MVP just like an eGo--just adjust the voltage to your liking.

Happy hunting!
 
well my buddy here who knows all the electrical terms from doing sound wiring gave me a good run down on ow to properly use the variable voltage, and i must say for the last 2 months i was doing this ALL wrong :ohmy: and the last 20 min have been oh so much better. Thank The Nine that he knows how to break it down barney style for me! i already feel more confident in upgrading what i have. I know i'll keep a vision or 2 for backup but i defiantly want something a little, better.
 
I'll have to look into the VTR, I like my dual coil but my vision just doesn't have the power output! and I felt like i had a similar problem when using my buddies MVP.

Have you looked into the zmax at all? Its a pain in the .... with the threading sometimes but its cheap and if you want more power you can stack 18350s

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