New here, question about Dripper tanks?

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DingerCPA

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I had someone recommend the ehpro Atomic - it's about the diameter of a Nautilus mini or a PT2. Keep in mind that you can't build below about 1 ohm (some say 0.8 ohms, others say about 1.2 ohms) on the MVP. I've also heard the IGO as a good recommendation - something like the IGO-W (or one of its many variations.)

I'm going to be a bit of the "rebuildable police". I'm going to presume that you have the knowledge to build SAFELY. If not, please do some homework BEFORE you fire a build. Lots of folks will help if you have questions.

Let us know what you decide!
 

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Not sure about what tops you think would look good but, 30 & 32 gauge kanthal will be your friends. Still pretty wispy as far as vapor production goes. Still fun to play around with. Both these gauges are easier to work with if you torch them first.

While this is a protected device, you should try to understand what is going on as you build different resistances.
 

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Do you own and comfortable using a drill? I ask because many drippers come with super tiny unusable air holes that NEED to be drilled out. As far as looking funny the tinniest dripper I have/ have seen is a "Smok RDA" and even that one has a bit of over hang as it uses the 510 connection vs the ego threading. You can get a beauty ring though which helps. I like the trident for people in your situation as it has adjustable airflow ( no drilling needed) and is reasonably priced.
 

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If I were going for my first rda and trying to use it on an mvp I would suggest a magma. It is one of the easier builds and does well in single coil mode. Also when you decide to step up to a mech or an IPV or so on, you can still enjoy it. To be honest though I would just stick with a kanger V2 or nautilus with the mvp. jmo
 

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I had someone recommend the ehpro Atomic - it's about the diameter of a Nautilus mini or a PT2. Keep in mind that you can't build below about 1 ohm (some say 0.8 ohms, others say about 1.2 ohms) on the MVP. I've also heard the IGO as a good recommendation - something like the IGO-W (or one of its many variations.)

I'm going to be a bit of the "rebuildable police". I'm going to presume that you have the knowledge to build SAFELY. If not, please do some homework BEFORE you fire a build. Lots of folks will help if you have questions.

Let us know what you decide!

Well this would be my first RDA, but I've been doing a lot of research on them lately so I feel like I should be okay. If not I'll just ask my friend that knows what he's doing
 

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Find yourself a smaller chamber dripper for the MVP. That way you can take advantage of the full wattage ability and still have great flavor. A larger chamber dripper, like the tobh or stillare, won't be very enjoyable because the MVP won't power something like that as well as say a mechanical or a higher wattage regulated mod

The Cyclone dripper would be a good choice, there's lots of others out there. Go check out fasttech and order an assortment of little ones
 

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If I were going for my first rda and trying to use it on an mvp I would suggest a magma. It is one of the easier builds and does well in single coil mode. Also when you decide to step up to a mech or an IPV or so on, you can still enjoy it. To be honest though I would just stick with a kanger V2 or nautilus with the mvp. jmo

I was thinking about getting a nautilus next, but like I want to switch it up a bit too. The aerotank I have now is total garbage. I've had to replace the air control valve like twice, and now the the little ring is completey jammed and will not move.
 

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Just from my experience.... I loved the MVP with the iclear 16B and 16D. I still needed more and bought a mech mod and an RDA. I have done a few safe builds at 1+ ohms for the MVP and with the RDA I did not "get it done" meaning it was not enough power.

For an RDA a mech mod or a stronger variable voltage would be the ticket.

As for the RDA I LOVE the Helios. It was really easy for me to build on. I bought the Infinate clone and it works like a champ. It was built correctly!
Now for my rant. I got the Ehpro Helios RDA Clone [Black] to match my Stingray x. What a piece of junk. The screw holes are crooked, and the screws are really loose. The bottom post is crooked as well. :(

good luck! hope this helped!

Regards,
 
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