Hi everyone, was looking for some advice. Been vaping for around 7 months, I'm currently using an istick 50w and kanger subtank mini using the rebuildable section. Loving making my own coils, but want to take it to the next stage, however there are so many devices out there that I find confusing to say the least. Really looking for something that will fire on my istick and is fairly easy to build on.
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Hi The 110th and welcome to the forum!
What are you looking for for "the next stage"? Flavor? Clouds? it makes a difference in what to suggest.
Hope it helps and Happy Vaping!
I use a Lemo and a Plume veil on my Istick 50 and love them both. I'm no expert builder but I can get both of those to work every time now. If I were to get a Lemo now, however, I would most likely wait for the V2 that I read is coming out soon.
Check ebay for an EH Pro Veritas clone. It's not the easiest to build on at first but it is noob friendly in the sense that it has a deep well and does not tend to leak--thus it is very pocket friendly and can replace your tanks as a daily carry.
The easiest build is a single coil placed horizontally across the airflow. You won't see huge clouds but you'll get outstanding flavor.
When you get some experience you can build dual coils vertically in front of that airflow hole which is how it was intended to be built.
It's a nice vape either way.
The easiest build is a single coil placed horizontally across the airflow. You won't see huge clouds but you'll get outstanding flavor.
When you get some experience you can build dual coils vertically in front of that airflow hole which is how it was intended to be built.
It's a nice vape either way.
Just about any true rebuildable can be tailored to work on a preferred device.
When I first got interested in building. I spent some time in the rba subforum, you get to see pictures, setups, whats popular, known issues with certain devices etc.
I found that helped a lot in weeding through the pages and pages of devices for sale. Cause for some reason on a venders site every device is awesome and its easy to blindly pick one that sucks an ends up souring the whole experience.
When I first got interested in building. I spent some time in the rba subforum, you get to see pictures, setups, whats popular, known issues with certain devices etc.
I found that helped a lot in weeding through the pages and pages of devices for sale. Cause for some reason on a venders site every device is awesome and its easy to blindly pick one that sucks an ends up souring the whole experience.
Derringer and Magma are both super easy to build on and have nice deep wells. If you do decide on a Magma, look around to see if they sit flush on the iStick. I dont know if the authentic has it, but the clones I've had, have had a long 510 that prevent it from sitting flush on some mods.
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