Hello fello vapers! I've been smoking analogs for the past 6 years and after multiple times trying to quit with regular disposables and a BLU kit (junk), I finally bought a nice and cheap vape! Just a basic pen, called a BlowOne T2. I love this cheap little thing but I want to upgrade to something with more power and more flavor/vapor. The T2 produces pretty good vapor and has good flavor, just want to know what I could get next! I was looking at one called the Halo Triton. I'd be getting either the variable voltage batt or the 1300 mah batt just so I can vape all day without having to worry about it dying on me. I'd be very open to others but the reviews and the price are hard to beat. I can get 5 attys for only $12 from their site! Also, what ohm (?) attys should I get for a good, clean flavor with a good vapor production? I want attys that won't drain my battery too quick and won't damage anything. I'm very new to this vaping thing so I'd love any feedback from anyone for tips/suggestions. Happy vaping!
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I glanced over the Halo Triton website, and although I never tried it, it looks okay, especially if you say they have V.V. batteries. This in my opinion is very important as different juices work better at different voltages. Get two batteries. Because one will die out eventually. You just let the other charge.....rinse and repeat. I personally love the Vision Spinner battery.
As for Ohms....It's not the atty per say. It's the changeable coil in the atty. The higher the resistance (number)... the less battery consumption. The lower the resistance, more vapor. Of course when you up your voltage on your V.V. battery you get the same effect. I personally go for the medium resistance. Say the sell 1.5 ohm, 1.8 ohm and 2.2 ohm, I'll pick the 1.8 ohm. It doesn't matter that much to me. They all need to be replaced in the end. But if you get really low resistance like 1.2 ohms, and you opt high power or voltage on your battery...Like I mean HIGH...you need to be careful not to burn out your coil.
Here's a chart
http://vtpics.vapertrain.com/voltagechart.jpg
Good luck!
As for Ohms....It's not the atty per say. It's the changeable coil in the atty. The higher the resistance (number)... the less battery consumption. The lower the resistance, more vapor. Of course when you up your voltage on your V.V. battery you get the same effect. I personally go for the medium resistance. Say the sell 1.5 ohm, 1.8 ohm and 2.2 ohm, I'll pick the 1.8 ohm. It doesn't matter that much to me. They all need to be replaced in the end. But if you get really low resistance like 1.2 ohms, and you opt high power or voltage on your battery...Like I mean HIGH...you need to be careful not to burn out your coil.
Here's a chart
http://vtpics.vapertrain.com/voltagechart.jpg
Good luck!
Thank you very much for the reply! Still have a little deciding and research to do. How much is your current set up? Price wise, that is.
When i started i needed something that could go two days long of constant vaping without needing a recharge and everybody recommended the great Innokin MVP 2.0 , man this thing is awesome .
Trust me when i say this thing flat out kicks ... . Vapor Joe's had it listed at under $40.00 but i think it's sold out , here is what he said
Fortunately, 101 vape sells it for 39.99 and will have it at your door in three days or less for $42.00 shipped , many charge close to $70.00 for this piece
Check out what the people say here , over 700+ FIVE star reviews , i couldn't find a single person who wasn't thrilled with it , it's also smaller than it looks in pics .
Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape
Trust me when i say this thing flat out kicks ... . Vapor Joe's had it listed at under $40.00 but i think it's sold out , here is what he said
Fortunately, 101 vape sells it for 39.99 and will have it at your door in three days or less for $42.00 shipped , many charge close to $70.00 for this piece
Check out what the people say here , over 700+ FIVE star reviews , i couldn't find a single person who wasn't thrilled with it , it's also smaller than it looks in pics .
Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape
Wow! Might have to look into that. I'm starting to lean more and more towards a V.V battery. Thanks herb !
It's all about whatever will help you quit. When I started it was with an ego type batt. I needed something to mimic smoking. Once I was away from analogs for a while I wanted something more satisfying. I would say skip the ego, spinner, evod type set ups if size isn't an issue. Spend a little extra on something quality a good VV and you'll save yourself from spending on items that only see a couple weeks use before your ready to upgrade.
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Hello!
IMO atomizer is most important part of ecig. If you dont have experience with RBA like kayfun i recommend you check some youtube videos! Its really simple, but you are gonna need appropriate battery (tube) like mechanical with kick module and safe IMR batteries!
If you dont wanna go that far (its more money, but more performance and lower costs at longer run), get some aspire nautilus, protank and similar with ego twist/vision spinner and spare heads.
Sony vtc/efest red,purple/aw battery, organic cotton, kayfun 3.1/lite+ v2, some kanthal 1a 28 awg wire, 15W kick module.
1. Lower the resistance of coil, higher the current will be. Too much current can damage and explode the battrey, so high drain imr batteries are a MUST! i=u/r , u = caa 4 Volts
2. Always check resistance of new coil with ohm meter!
3. Get some quality, maybe home made (diy) juice!
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