Upgrade suggestions

[stefette]

Hello. I'm currently using an Eleaf iTwist Mega with a Tabac BCC clearomizer and using Kanger T3 2.2 or 2.5 ohms resistances. I used an Evic mod before but it broke.
Basically a lot of times I use this setup I get the gurgling sounds and also the airflow holes must be cleaned often.
I'm thinking of upgrading and here's some of my vaping preferences: main thing - strong TH. I prefer the mouth-to-lung vaping technique. The more vapor the better. Also, prefer using tanks that are not using dripping technique (so I must change the liquid very fast).
I went to a store and the guy there really recommended the Eleaf 50W mod, however, from what I've read from some posts, not a lot of people vape at that high of a power anyways, so there could be the Eleaf 30W or 20W options then(?) - basically if the mod can last a full day I'm good with that.
As for the clearomizer/atomizer I'm not sure which to choose. I see the eLeaf Mega being recommended, the Nautilus as well - but which one can support the best resistances?
Also, not sure about the value of resistances I should use after the upgrade: can the non-drip tanks handle sub-ohm? Is it worth it if they do? Thanks.

 

[Sarasotared]

You'll get lots of responses. Here's my 2 cents....

I love my Istick 30 with both mini and large nautilus. I dare say I love my Istick 50 with the caveat some older models are blowing up, mine works perfect. I wanted internal batteries and ease of use for my first box mods and they are very easy. I also have an mvp20W. It doesn't feel as good in my hand and I don't like the screen display. I use the gs air m on it. Good tank and cheap but I prefer the nautilus draw much better.

I'm looking at the kanger subox coming out in a couple of weeks to try a subohm tank and replaceable battery mod. For $52 it seems like a good deal.

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

I have 2 of the iStick 50W and love them. The nice part I like about the 50W is the 4400 mah battery. I haven't moved into the deep sub ohms yet but the 50W can handle them. The 30W iStick can do what you are asking but it only has a 2400 mah.

I also have Nautilus Mini's and this month bought a couple Kanger Subtank Mini's. Both tanks could do what you are wanting but I'd recommend the Kanger Subtank Mini for clouds and lung hits. The Subtank has premade OCC coils in .5 and 1.2 plus the build deck to do as you please.

When looking for Throat Hit you want more PG in your e juice. Nicotine is also a large producer of the th. The added volume of draw with the sub tank should also contribute to the vape experience you are searching for.

Good luck.

 

[Eekins]

I have an iStick 30w. Love it. Its my work vape device and it never fails. Never used the 50w, heard good and bad things but with my other high power devices, I dont need it. I know Innokin is a pretty good line. The MVP 30w is pretty cool. You can use it as a backup battery as well if your phone is dying.

As far as clearomizers go, if you want to sub ohm, I prefer the eleaf melo. Its a great little tank with .5 ohm coils. Both tank and coils dont break the bank. Ive got 2 and never had any issues. If you arent looking for a sub ohm tank, the nautilus mini is a small thing that packs a flavor punch.

 

[hashtag]

The Kanger subox kit sounds like it may be inline with what you are looking for. 50 watt mod with a subtank mini.

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[stefette]

Thanks for the responses. Does the Nautilus for example or the eleaf mega support <1 ohms resistances apart from the premade normal resistances for them?