Check out the billow?
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on the Billow!
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Ok soā¦ Stick with the istick for learning to build? As its tried and tested or go with the m-80 cos its high wattage and can handle learning to build and simple drippers which I can pick up cheap when Iām ready? @Anias218
Learn how to build simple coils on the sub tank mini and have the option of coil heads when I donāt have time to build and also buy the billow to learn dual coil? Im thinking to buy two rbta and possibly 1 dripper my max money for batteries is Ā£80 $120 and get max usage from the battery a good tank or dripper Iām happy to spend the money but would like easy of use.
Anyone got advice on beginner cottons? Wires for these tanks and jigs? I think theyāre calledā¦
what tools do I need?
Plan to place a big vape mail tomorrow with everything I need
Thanks @Jimk @SthrnMixer @MixedUp1 @quitter1
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Search Kuro coiler for a jig . Organic Japanese cotton pads are easiest to use ā¦I find anyhow . I canāt say anything about the sub tank as Iāve never used one . Like I said before if you want to save money the aqua v2 is about 30 bucks on fasttech for a OEM ( made in the same factory ) qualiy . Itās a dual coil Rta and Rda in one and is actually a great tank and dripper you canāt go wrong with . Istick 50 is a great box and I hear good things about the m80 ā¦5 dollar difference on Fasttech.
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Would it be wrong for me to buy this just for the sake of it http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281645356914
So subtank mini is essential for everyday use and I can do some learning on it.
M80 or istick mini ? The money isnāt an issue what will I get better use from and is gonna do me longer when learning builds
If I got that bundle of EBAY I could skip the istick? Iād have wire and cotton And the m80 could cope with everything in that bundle ?
The Aqua v2 over the billow and the Lemo? I can see why as it has that dripper option.
I started with 32 and 30ga A1 Kanthal and mesh when I was building genesis style atomizers. Drippers and kayfun style atomizers eventually happened and so came 28ga and lower. Iād say start with 28ga kanthal. As far as tools go, a set of jewelers screwdrivers, small scissors, tweezers (ceramic tips if possible) and fingernail clippers. Most importantly, please get yourself an ohm meter on which you can screw your atomizers for testing your coils!
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If money is not an issue get it all !!
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Itās pretty where did you get yours? Price?
Is the EBAY bundle a steal? How much would you say it was worth? Just roughly?
Iād say itās worth it if that the kind of gear you are looking for . Most of the tanks I probably wouldnāt use aside from the nautilus with a bvc coil in it . Check pricing elsewhere and compare ā¦maybe Jim would know better ā¦Iām a novice myself !
Thatās an ohm meter pic I pulled off the web, but mine looks exactly like it. Cost? Well, anywhere from $6 to $30 depending the style and where you buy it.
Aye its malt the drippers and the accessories im interested in plus a cheeky ipv mini 30. Itās currently sat at the price of two of them for the whole bundle
@LoganMcguire; the eBay purchase would be a double edge sword; youād be purchasing used items at bargain prices. Thereās $40 worth of RDAās there, but are you getting everything that came with the atomizer originally (spare stuff that comes with a new atty)? Iām kinda particular when it comes to my vape gear; I wanna be the only person whoās touched it after it came off the production line.
So what would you recommend @Jimk ?
Ditch the EBAY and just go all out new and get a few things?
And all the tools you said?
Thereās so much to chose from and I just want it all haha
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I really donāt mean to be a total Debby Downer on the eBay sale. Who am I to say all that equipment isnāt in great shape. But with eBay: Buyer Beware. Know what I mean?
Iām one of those vapers that researches the living crap out of every product I buy. I have learned the hard way not to jump off the cliff with the rest of the lemmings. Some folks are first adopters; Iām not in that category. Too safe? Maybe, but Iāve saved throwing a bunch of money in the garbage by being patient.
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Part of the fun in this hobby is being able to buy exactly what will make you happy.
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If ur gonna spend the $ and ur patient (Ha-ha good luck )then you should buy ur own new gear learning on someoneās used gear is not always a great experience. Just a thought??
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I agree with these guys . Buy new stuff and do your own research . Sure youāll get a lot of stuff in that deal but do you need it all ā¦prob not
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Ok so after lots of youtubing and review reading I think Iām placing an order forā¦
Istick 50w (to learn my first few builds and in a couple of months either prices of higher variables will be down or there will be better on the market)
Kanger subtank mini for everyday use
Aqua v2 to learn my builds for dripping and rta
Kanthal in 24,26,28
Japanese organic cotton balls and string
Ohm reader
Micro screwdrivers
Flat pliers
Scissors
Clippers
Is a jig necessary ?
@Jimk @quitter1 @MixedUp1
What do you guys think?
Good path to take?
Sorry for asking and asking haha
I donāt know much about the M-80. When I bought mine I knew I only wanted to buy one mod & stick with it for quite awhile. So wanted one that I could do it all with & that was gonna be dependable. I did a lot of research & watched reviews & decided on the sigelei 100. Iām glad I did, have had zero problems with it & it just works great. I also really like to be able to change the batteries out, say I forget to charge it one night itās not a big deal I can just throw a fresh pair of batteries in and Iām good for the day. And the other pair can charge during that time. So itās kinda up to your budget, are you fine with buying a mod now & maybe upgrading a little later or like me & just only want one that youāll stick withā¦
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