Recommend/ show me your mini / stealth mods & setups

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emiTAtAyaDenO

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Here's my Target Mini with the MTL coil option with its Guardian tank. I'm still a fan of the nautilus 2 more. I use this setup or the nautilus 2 not too often but do tootle puff at times when I'm in the mood.
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Here's my Target Mini with the MTL coil option with its Guardian tank. I'm still a fan of the Nautilus 2 more. I use this setup or the Nautilus 2 not too often but do tootle puff at times when I'm in the mood. View attachment 649453

That's really nice does that tank come with that mod? Where did you get it please?
 

emiTAtAyaDenO

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That's really nice does that tank come with that mod? Where did you get it please?
Every Target Mini comes as a kit. The device and the tank with ceramic SS coils and the Guardian tank. There is one coil that is for DL at .5 ohms and then there is a .6 coil that is recommended for between 8-13 watts for MTL.
 

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Below is what I carry almost all the time, Pico in a sillicone sleeve, short rda with a slip ring to seal the air supply in my pocket. It's as inconspiuous as it needs to be for stealth. After that it's minimizing visible vapor, looking for discrete moments, and slight of hand. Generally if there is little or no visible vapor people don't react.

It goes all day on work days. For all day outings I've got a Pico Mega which is rarely needed.


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Below is what I carry almost all the time, Pico in a sillicone sleeve, short rda with a slip ring to seal the air supply in my pocket. It's as inconspiuous as it needs to be for stealth. After that it's minimizing visible vapor, looking for discrete moments, and slight of hand. Generally if there is little or no visible vapor people don't react.

It goes all day on work days. For all day outings I've got a Pico Mega which is rarely needed.


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I've got a Pico in mind already as a lot of people recommend them, I didn't mean stealth because I need to stealth vape I just meant small/ stealthy set ups. I take it you would definitely recommend me a Pico then?
 

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I would recommend the Pico. With a eGo ONE Mega 4ml tank and CLR coils..

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I would however recommend avoiding the new black/bronze (copper) edition. The finish is terrible. Unless you're gonna hide it under a silicone sleeve.
 
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sofarsogood

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I've got a Pico in mind already as a lot of people recommend them, I didn't mean stealth because I need to stealth vape I just meant small/ stealthy set ups. I take it you would definitely recommend me a Pico then?
Form factor is a personal choice. The pico is one of a kind and makes sense if you're a low watts vaper who uses 22 mm atomizers and likes small devices. It doesn't hurt that the price is good. The Arctic Fox firmware clinches the deal for me. I always end up carrying what ever is my favorite. That would be that black pico.
 
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