Oh and also those new OLA X starter kits are damn underrated. Those things pack up some MAD vapor. Might be worth checking out!!
Recommendations on starter kit
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If you're interested, here's a good place to buy it.
Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape
You may possibly find a better price elsewhere--worth doing a search.
Anyway, I love mine. It's boxy--but it doesn't bother me. And the best bang for your buck. 2600 mAh, vv/vw, ohms reader--and it will charge your cell phone too.
Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape
You may possibly find a better price elsewhere--worth doing a search.
Anyway, I love mine. It's boxy--but it doesn't bother me. And the best bang for your buck. 2600 mAh, vv/vw, ohms reader--and it will charge your cell phone too.
I'm not so sure about that Mig cig... I have a nagging suspicion that the glowing reviews come mostly from their affiliates. 
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ve-gotten-suckered-mig-cigs.html#post12700990
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ve-gotten-suckered-mig-cigs.html#post12700990
Kangertech's EMUS kit works pretty well IMO. A bit bigger then cigalikes, but smaller then the typical ego/ce4 setup. Give it a try!
I'll go with Katya on this. The MVP would be perfect for use when working a machine shop. It is tough and the charge will last days.
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Great choice. Alot of folks are recommending the Mini over the full sized Nautilus but I'm not sure why. Although they also are pushing the BVC's for the full size. I think you'll be fine either way.
I have one problem with the BVC coils. The filler in the coil head is fiberglass. Of course Aspire claims that it's safe. But that fiberglass mesh wrap crumbles like crazy--they even installed a filter at the mouth of the coil to capture fiberglass particles....
I'm not a materials engineer, so I have no idea how dangerous it is--if at all. Let me know what you think.
My sentiments exactly.
I watched Rip's video and decided I don't want that kind of filler in my tank. That material obviously deteriorates and crumbles and Aspire is aware of this--why would they install a mesh screen otherwise? And that screen is not going to catch those minuscule glass particles. I have no desire to inhale them--or to choke on them.
That's just my opinion--others may disagree. I prefer the poly filler used in Kanger's duals).
Go to 12:50 into the video:
I'm not a materials engineer, so I have no idea how dangerous it is--if at all. Let me know what you think.
I started out with a kanger evod variable voltage and a kanger mini protank 3
worked out great for a month or so, until i saw the eleaf istick. i'd highly recommend it for someone wanting more battery life and an OLED display. I actually ended up purchasing 2 of them on ebay by accident and my coworker bought the other immediately after seeing it
worked out great for a month or so, until i saw the eleaf istick. i'd highly recommend it for someone wanting more battery life and an OLED display. I actually ended up purchasing 2 of them on ebay by accident and my coworker bought the other immediately after seeing it
I was on ego style batteries like the Vision Spinner 2 to start. They are pretty ok for a beginning point, as the Variable Voltage is nice. But the build quality for someone who is active or works in a shop is questionable at best. They've got weak points and like to pop apart if you're bending, crouching, etc. Not a pocket friendly rig.
Just got one of the e-leaf iSticks, and it solved my problems. The box is easily hidden inside my hand, and putting a Nautilus or Kanger Aero mini on it would give you a cigarette like profile.form factor sticking up.
Just got one of the e-leaf iSticks, and it solved my problems. The box is easily hidden inside my hand, and putting a Nautilus or Kanger Aero mini on it would give you a cigarette like profile.form factor sticking up.
That filler in the bvc coils is ceramic, NOT fiberglass. No clue where you got that, first ive heard it. I saw the RipTrippers video, too. You do realize that he had to pump the volts up way beyond what a factory coil is made to take to get it to do that. These are not for 30 watts forever. There is an article about it on their site. I vape them, clean them, & keep going. Ceramic gets hotter, the screen is to stop juice spitting from the hotter coil. Ceramic is porous & soaks up & filters the juice better. Flavor on them is fantastic, makes the bdc's taste like garbage. One size coil fits both the big one & the mini. There is a smaller bvc that fits the smaller tanks. Their variable voltage ego style batteries are good, too. Battery + tank, put them on a lanyard around your neck & drop the whole thing in your shirt, 10ml plastic bottle of juice in your pocket. There when you want a hit. No leaving on a table somewhere.
I'm looking for some suggestions/recommendations on a starter kit. I've had a couple blu disposables, and the blu starter kit. I also had a V2 using both "factory" flavors and juice for a short time.
The main things i'm looking for are:
Included PCC (or even optional), which can hold a fully assembled unit, carts, and battery
Ability to switch to refillable carts (clearomizer) without sacrificing PCC fitment.
Extras that would be nice:
Variety pack of "factory" flavors in the kit
Compact, around the size of a standard 100.
Anything pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.
Wow what an amazing amount of recommendations, and most are great I might add. I noticed a few things weren't addressed though and it seems like you don't need much more then you already have.
Questions:
How many diff flavors do you vape in a day?
How many cartos of each in a day?
Do you use auto or manual batteries?
Are you happy with the V2's throat hit and vapor production?
I think Katya was asking the right questions and the subject drifted. If your happy with the V2 and still have the PCC you mentioned I'd just purchase the case she recommended. It will fit your PCC and everything else but is bulky in a pocket.
It really depends on your answers then I'll give my two cents! You can keep it cheap or fall into the "vape spending zone", I've been doing the latter just cheap![emoji41]
I got it from Aspire's CEO. From the test report they sent out.
http://kn100.info/hosted/scs.pdf
Not only is it fiberglass, it crumbles and shreds to small particles--Rip took a coil apart and touched the material. Look at his fingers--they are covered with sand-like grit. No heating involved--the mesh was cold.
I bought this set and love it. I use it all the time. If your willing to upgrade you won't be disappointed!
I got it from Aspire's CEO. From the test report they sent out.
http://kn100.info/hosted/scs.pdf
Not only is it fiberglass, it crumbles and shreds to small particles--Rip took a coil apart and touched the material. Look at his fingers--they are covered with sand-like grit. No heating involved--the mesh was cold.
Thx. I haven't been paying attention to that kind of stuff since about anything is better than smoking IMHO.
I have to admit, I'm not excited to know about tiny little particles. I'd rather just vape on in happy blissful ignorance.
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Do you have a link for that report? I don't want to continue with these if the above link is untrue & they are contradicting themselves.
Do you have a link for that report? I don't want to continue with these if the above link is untrue & they are contradicting themselves.
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Right. Now open the attached PDF file that was linked in their answer--on the bottom. The very one I linked above. It says fiberglass.
http://kn100.info/hosted/scs.pdf
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