No Cigarets for about 5-6 months now and vaping has now turned into a hobby!!

[DarrenH1989]

Hi everyone looks like i will be off the smokes for good now vaping has just took over now i feel i can now say this is a hobby i am always looking to better my set up currently using MVP 2.0 with nauti mini and loving the taste and the clouds but i just want to go to the next stage and have a few different setups for clouds, taste and everyday use anyone have any ideas what would be the next steps to achieve this ?

Thanks

 

[Towmotor]

Depends a little on if using drippers appeals to you or not.

 

[DarrenH1989]

I have been looking into this i think i would defiantly would have to give it a try but don't know where to start or what battery to use ect?

 

[Towmotor]

I would pick up a good dripper, a Magma or a Tobh or similar and keep using the MVP for now. If you decide to you can upgrade the mod when you know dripping is for you or not.

 

[Towmotor]

The other option would be rebuildable tanks such as the Kayfun or Leamo

 

[DarrenH1989]

Thanks yes i will defiantly be doing some research about these two you suggested i don't see why i wouldn't like this but there is always that chance i wont, its just the coil making that has thrown me off and i feel slightly intimidated by it.

 

[desertdwellerAZ]

I definitely understand where you're coming from when you say it became a hobby. Its the same for me but didnt really get that way until i moved to the world of rebuildables. The ability to customize and cater to my wants and needs was what made this happen for me. Your vaping device is no longer just a tool to quit cigarettes but a peice of art. Jumping to the world of custimizable rebuildable mods will take you to the next level. Ebay has a lot og great deals to get you started. Whether yoi drip or want a tank there are many options out there.

 

[DarrenH1989]

I definitely understand where you're coming from when you say it became a hobby. Its the same for me but didnt really get that way until i moved to the world of rebuildables. The ability to customize and cater to my wants and needs was what made this happen for me. Your vaping device is no longer just a tool to quit cigarettes but a peice of art. Jumping to the world of custimizable rebuildable mods will take you to the next level. Ebay has a lot og great deals to get you started. Whether yoi drip or want a tank there are many options out there.

I have been looking on ebay at various different setups i just don't know what is a good dripper or bad they all seem to be the same apart from being able to have single or dual coils!. This is defiantly a brilliant hobby to be doing i just feel so satisfied with vaping huge clouds and fantastic taste !

 

[daleron]

Congratulations and welcome Darren

 

[Towmotor]

I have been looking on ebay at various different setups i just don't know what is a good dripper or bad they all seem to be the same apart from being able to have single or dual coils!. This is defiantly a brilliant hobby to be doing i just feel so satisfied with vaping huge clouds and fantastic taste !

If you pick up an atomizer that is dual coil...you can always build it as a single if you choose. I am not big on dripping but I do have a couple of RDA's, picked them up cheap and they work just fine for my needs.

 

[djsvapour]

I would say...

No.1

get a 15w (or more) mod. The MVP is a bit underpowered to enjoy the full Nautilus experience.

No. 2

decide if you want a rebuildable dripper or a tank. Kayfun/Fogger will work well and so will most of the endless dripping rebuildables. Trouble is, if I build a 1.0ohm dripper I need a mechanic mod for it, as all my mods won't go down to this sort of level of resistance.

So... if you want to get into more powerful stuff, choose your mod carefully, or go Mechanical.

Seriously, a Nemesis and Plume Veil even with a 1.0ohm coil is quite a vape!.... 17 watts or so. Not too crazy.

 

[Shynobi]

Honestly, when I first started vaping a few weeks ago, I felt like drippers were kinda pointless because they're hard to work with when on the go and you constantly have to keep refilling the cotton, and on top of that building looked difficult as hell to me. But a couple weeks later, when I finally bought a mech mod and RDA because I figure I would give it a chance, I fell in love with it along with building as well! So yeah, I'd say give it a try, especially if you find this a hobby.

 

[djsvapour]

So yeah, I'd say give it a try, especially if you find this a hobby.

Couldn't agree more.

 

[DarrenH1989]

Thanks people i have decided i will give an rda a go and i think i will use my MVP 2.0 to try it with but my problem now is a video on how to build the right coil/coils for it to work any help will be massively appreciated

 

[coreyoli]

Lol join the club! I quit smoking but spend way more on mods and stuff then I did analogs haha....

Definitely a hobby at this point!