TBH I've spent over $400(which is low compared to some) in the past month and a bit trying to find my perfect setup. Started with an ego style setup which lasted me 2 weeks and I needed something better. Went out and picked up an MVP and nautilus and WOW, fell in love right off the hop. I've since moved up to mechs and rebuildables but my MVP is still in my rotation due to the VV/VW and battery life.
Tired of throwing money away on useless equipment...Help!
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Last night I got fed up with my ProTank 2 and started rummaging through my tank collection. I found a Kanger T3S, which is just a plastic $10 tank. Changed the coil, hooked it up, and wonderful vapes! Already changed the coil on my Protank 2, to only get lifeless, burnt tastes. I know that i won't be using that anymore. So for now, I will just use the cheap tank, until I get to a store to try more options.
I keep throwing money at great fraking vape gear.
Investing a high quality gear is crucial in the vape game. A good quality regulated is the best and safest path to start on. Get something decent and well made and will go up to at least 15 watts, 30 if you can find one. Then get a decent atomizer.
Many problems stem from improper handling of gear. Not knowing about letting the wick saturate before first vape, mishandling, over tightening, improper filling and maintenance. All part of the vape game.
Then once you have a proper batter device that will last and provide great service, you can concentrate on the atomizer and maximizing your vape. Vape is a learning experience, the more one vapes the more knowledge and skills are acquired.
I started out with crap too, then got my first regulated, and a real good one too, ventured into mechanicals, and some dna30 mods. Also do nothing but re-buildable atomizer, rba's, where I build and wick my own coils, heck, even mix my own juice too.
Getting to know ones gear and how to make it most reliable and optimally functionalbe, is part of the learning experience. Good luck on your Vape Quest.
Vape long and Prosper.!!!
Investing a high quality gear is crucial in the vape game. A good quality regulated is the best and safest path to start on. Get something decent and well made and will go up to at least 15 watts, 30 if you can find one. Then get a decent atomizer.
Many problems stem from improper handling of gear. Not knowing about letting the wick saturate before first vape, mishandling, over tightening, improper filling and maintenance. All part of the vape game.
Then once you have a proper batter device that will last and provide great service, you can concentrate on the atomizer and maximizing your vape. Vape is a learning experience, the more one vapes the more knowledge and skills are acquired.
I started out with crap too, then got my first regulated, and a real good one too, ventured into mechanicals, and some dna30 mods. Also do nothing but re-buildable atomizer, rba's, where I build and wick my own coils, heck, even mix my own juice too.
Getting to know ones gear and how to make it most reliable and optimally functionalbe, is part of the learning experience. Good luck on your Vape Quest.
Vape long and Prosper.!!!
There are tons of options, and frankly, most will leave you throwing away your money on products that don't satisfy you.
So, if you're wanting to cut out all of the middle steps then go straight to a DNA30/DNA30 clone device like the Cana DNA30 Clones that are out now for your battery mod and a RBA like a Kayfun, Squape, or Taifun GT for the tank.
That's about the best you can get right now unless you're wanting to take up dripping.
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