Not a noob to vaping, but noob to cutimizing my vape. need suggestions!

[mackditty]

i mainly stick with a simple itaste and some sort of kanger or aspire air* tank.

as of now i dont have 200 to spend on a mod and 100 to spend on an RBA. i want to change my setup from itasteMVP/itasteSVD coupled with aerotank and or aspire nautilus. anyone have a good recommendation on a decent set up for a decently priced mod (eleaf, e-lvt, god mod 180) something like that, and favorite tank suggestions.


im thinking of grabbing a e-lvt 2.0 since it has a charge port for the 18650 battery, rugged, and has flashlight etc. for a mod.
then im thinking aspire atlantis for the tank. whats your setup? the itaste vv 4 stick looks good, but kinda awkward with a larger tank on top. what would you pair with the atlantis? i was loving the idea of the new aspire battery, but i heard that it doesnt work with atlantis or nautilus.

 

[Jacob Brooks]

If you're looking for ease of use, the aspire Atlantis and aspire sub-ohm battery is a killer combo for getting into sub ohm vaping. The local shop I work at sells them and they are fantastic!

 

[Das Auto]

I almost bought an Eleaf iStick, pretty good reviews online and my local shop, the owner says they're really good for the price. I sourced them out on Amazon and they were around $30. Use that Aspire Atlantis and you'll probably be pretty happy! And should run you less than $100 i would imagine, but not exactly sure on the price of that Aspire!

Good Luck! Let us know what you decide!

 

[drunkenbatman]

Hey mate!

If you're short on cash, the iStick 30w is a pretty great bargain for what you get, along with the subtank mini which will also let you get your feet wet with rebuilding. I don't mind the aerotank, but the subtank is just better all around.

Before grabbing an Atlantis I'd urge you to go through this thread on the issues with their BVC coils, and make up your own mind as to whether fiberglass/ceramic fibers bothers you:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ficial-statement-atlantis-coils-material.html