What PV do I want?

[hall0559]

Heyas, I've only been vaping for about two months, but I really love it. I've been able to cut analogs completely out of my life for about 7 weeks now.

I had decided to start really simple with what I would call (I'm still learning a lot of the jargon) a two piece system, the Halo G6 Mini, which is just a 65mm 200mAh battery male threaded 510 battery with Halo G6 female threaded Cartomizers.

Their great, especially for travel or pocket use, so tiny! But now I feel like I'm looking for something bigger with a stronger battery that would mainly have a lot more vapor production and secondarily a longer battery life between charges

However I'm leery of a three part system that would use separate Atomizers and Cartridges instead of just a single Cartomizer.

I've looked mainly at Altsmoke at PV's like the Silver Bullet, the three different egos and the omega.
Maybe I'm just still a noob, maybe their website is a little confusing, maybe there's a bit if a disconnect (I've noticed some sites and vendors use different terms to describe different things) but are all of these three part systems?

Either way, wondering if anyone could suggest a strong but simple to use set up.

I really don't want to be bothered anymore than to fill a Cartomizer, screw it onto the battery... and vape.

Thanks for any help!

 

[player30]

Most people now use either cartomizers or attomizers. The 3-piece is somewhat obsolete. With the G6, you are using cartomizers. If you get a larger pv, you can use either. Attys & cartos come in different threadings; ex: 510, 801, 901. I believe the G6 is an 808 thread.
Although I like both attys & cartos, I use cartos more because of the ease of use.
If you get a new PV, just order cartos that are the size to fit the battery. If you want to try different size cartos, you can with an "extention" that connects the battery to the carto.

 

[Katya]

I always recommend eGo or Riva batteries; they come in different sizes (from 650 mAh to 1100 mAh) and voltages (the eGos are ~3.4v regulated, the new Rivas are true 3.7v). I own and use and love them both.

If you like cartomizers, LR Boge (2.0Ω) are my favorite. I have recently tried the Smoktech single-coil 1.7Ω cartos (AKA Resurrectors) and I like them. The Resurrectors run a bit hotter than the Boges and hold 2 ml of eliquid (the Boges are 1 ml).

Both Boge and single-coil Smoktech cartos are better then any kr808 cartos I've tried (Kangers, Boge, Bloog, Volt, G6 etc.), but that's just my opinion. Others may disagree.

I also like eGo-C atomizers; they have an empty tank instead of a cart. A bit more complicated than a cartomizer, and requires some maintenance, but worth trying. They are technically a three-piece system: you fill the tank with ejuice, insert it into the atty cone, screw the atty cone onto the battery and vape! Not much harder than filling a carto...

Happy vaping!

 

[WillyB]

Most people now use either cartomizers or attomizers. The 3-piece is somewhat obsolete...

HUH? For the most part using atomizers means using a 3 piece system? The Joye tank atties and the knock-offs are 3 piece set-ups, very popular and far from obsolete.