I'm pretty new to this whole vaping thing , going on a month now. Anyways my local vape store set me up with an MVP 2 and an Aspire ET-S clearomizer. The setup is working great for me. Here's my issue I want something comparable in terms of controlling voltage and wattage but I want something smaller and more discreet to use outside of the house. I'm also thinking of getting the Aspire nautilus mini. So with that in mind, what would be recommended for something smaller that could hold the mini or the ET-S clearomizer? One more thing right now I've been running around 5.8 volts sometimes 7 on my MVP 2. Any suggestions would be great.
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All of the VV/VW have voltage/wattage control. Control one and the other follows.
I have an IPV mini paired with the Lemo and it is fantastic. I also have a subtank mini with the occ heads that work really well too.
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I've never had an istick, although I have an istick 50 on order. I do have a Cloupor mini 30 and a Sigelei mini 30. I like both of them. The Cloupor is by far, smaller. Almost too small for my hand.
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Thanks for the input, guys! I went ahead and ordered the istick 20. After doing some more searching I'm interested in the Provari Classic mini starter kit, $180 before any addon's. While it looks like I can't do as much as I can with the my current setup the device looks very nice and the quality looks good as well. My thinking is stick with the included IClear30S and then buy the nautilus mini from my local retailer. Like I said I started vaping about a month ago and I can already tell this is going to be an expensive hobby. It seems like something new is coming out all the time
Well it can be expensive if you are obsessed like me but if you find a rig you love, just buy your juice and enjoy! BTW I have a provari P3 and it is by far my finest piece.
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Hello. I would be surprised it you have been vaping at 5.8 volts on an MVP v.2.
I guess you've been vaping between 5.8 and 7 watts. Therefore, if you buy the recommendations of things like iStick you will love it, but it also might be a little 'hot' for you.
..but I could be wrong...
So I ordered the istick 20, from my local retailer I bought the 134 mini for $60 (on clearance) bigger then what I wanted but I couldn't pass it up. I also picked up a Nautilis mini, an extra tank, extra coils, another Aspire ET-S clearomizer and extra coils for it. Also picked up some batteries and a charger, and a case for the batteries. All of that set me back around $230. Speaking of the Aspire ET-S clearomizer what's the opinion on it? I like it, but what's with the crackling noise when firing? I don't notice it to be as loud on my nautilus mini. Is is just the way the ET-S is designed. And finally, tomorrow I'm going back to get the MPV 3.
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