Point taken well here's a pic of the eleaf basic and you can se why i say its indestructible. Its a aluminum housing that even covers the tank. Idk how you could break it without a hammer and for 20$ who cares if you do.

Point taken well here's a pic of the eleaf basic and you can se why i say its indestructible. Its a aluminum housing that even covers the tank. Idk how you could break it without a hammer and for 20$ who cares if you do.
Oh wow I've never seen a tank in mod. That'll handle any concert for sure. 20$ now that's a dealPoint taken well here's a pic of the eleaf basic and you can se why i say its indestructible. Its a aluminum housing that even covers the tank. Idk how you could break it without a hammer and for 20$ who cares if you do.
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Nice i diy juice also cant beat it! And i was really close on getting the tfv4 when it came out. But i knew i would only use it for building so i went with the bellus. Still my fav tank even after getting the crius.I do sub ohm...I use a TFV4 with the dual rba at .5 ohms....love it. I DIY my juices at 50/50 6 mg nic as a base.
I won a reaper plus from heaven gifts and might give the tfv4 a run for its money just saying. But like i've said be4 an rba will never beat an rta. Getting a rba just to build is like saying i want a truck. Than you buy an el camino and expect it to be as good as a truck. LolImho the TFV4 is an awesome tank...well worth the money, but it's not what this guys looking for...I listen to the same music but I don't take my vape.
Not want to die from smoking is all it took me, decided whatever I have to put up with to .... out is perfectly fine.So if anyone has any great ideas to solve my issues so I can make another attempt to vape I would be interested.
Lol...true, but I'm happy with my rba.I won a reaper plus from heaven gifts and might give the tfv4 a run for its money just saying. But like i've said be4 an rba will never beat an rta. Getting a rba just to build is like saying i want a truck. Than you buy an el camino and expect it to be as good as a truck. Lol
If you can tolerate 15W, at least while getting rowdy at music festivals, look into an Innokin VTR. It's a hunk of steel that will take more of a beating than you - or any other metalhead - can throw at it. I hacked off the tank/"beauty" ring so that a steel Kayfun V1 could sit in its place with no extension and that was the most durable setups I've ever owned.
As for light & powerful mods for work, there are countless setups out there now to choose from. 2 18650's will last most people at least a day of fairly heavy use. Some mods incorporate 3 18650's now. If you're not sub-ohming and keeping your wattage at reasonable levels, there's no reason a 5ml tank can't last you a work day. Even if it doesn't last, carrying around an extra 15ml bottle in your pocket isn't going to add any noticeable weight.
And, like others have mentioned, vaping may just not be for you. Especially if you're convincing yourself that cigarettes are a more rational option for getting your nic fix. I tried all the cessation methods you mentioned, too. None of them worked. With the exception of vaping, that is. See if you can make it past the three month mark. Then the six. Year. And so on. I've slipped and bummed a cigarette from friends on very rare occasions. I can't stand their taste now, or their smell. They simply revolt me now and that's very convenient for me, as I have no intentions on ever picking the disgusting habit back up again.
I believe ecig.com has the basic for $22 or there abouts.Oh wow I've never seen a tank in mod. That'll handle any concert for sure. 20$ now that's a deal
this very much soSame here Trusound. I had given up on getting off of cigs. Was just going to smoke till I died.
The VTR's were selling for $29.95 awhile ago at some vendors , Innokin is working on a new VTR , don't know when they will release it though . Smaller with more wattage .
Innokin makes the best mods in the biz imo and i have used mods from Joytech, P4U, Sig etc... they are absolute tanks and have top shelf build and their engineering expertise is on another level from most other manufacturers in my experience.
Was an electronic tech for 35 years so i should know.
I paid well-over $100 for my VTR when it was relatively new on the market. I've no regrets as it was honestly one of the best built mods I've ever owned. Still have it sitting on a shelf. I occasionally lend it to friends/family wanting to try vaping for the first time, knowing that there's probably nothing they could do to kill it. I couldn't!
I'd gladly pay the same for an updated VTR with more wattage and TC as long as the build quality remains the same.
Same here Trusound. I had given up on getting off of cigs. Was just going to smoke till I died.
Wife got me a cigalike kit and within a week no more cigs and not a one since.
And I knew absolutely nothing about ecigs at the time. Did a lot of fast research on the net though and was doing diy within a month.
So first issue convenience.
My other issue is durability.