Calling all E-cig / "Vapers" .... what do you vape??

[poppy926]

I thought about one of those, but I can't find one anywhere without the tank. I don't really want to spend the money on the setup because I know the tank would be wasted. That is what appealed to me with the IStick 60W.

http://vapenw.com/istick-60w-tc-temperature-control-by-eleaf
You can get it without the tank.

 

[chopper duke]

I picked up a Koopor Mini recently too. Been really happy with mine. Battery life does seem a bit less than some of my other devices, but I only vape at around 35 watts so its no deal breaker.

AT 35 watts I would probably get good batt life but I can't vape that low.

 

[EM98XJ]

http://vapenw.com/istick-60w-tc-temperature-control-by-eleaf
You can get it without the tank.

Yeah that is the price I have been seeing on the IStick 60W without the tank, the reference to without the tank was at the Kanger Sub Box. Thanks for the new website to check out though.

 

[EM98XJ]

AT 35 watts I would probably get good batt life but I can't vape that low.

I am using the Kanger subtank mini with the 1.2 coils at 12.5-15W, I have a friend who suggested I drop down to the .5 coils and run at a higher wattage. Do you think I will notice a big enough difference in flavor to justify the increased juice usage?

 

[poppy926]

Yeah that is the price I have been seeing on the IStick 60W without the tank, the reference to without the tank was at the Kanger Sub Box. Thanks for the new website to check out though.

Oh ok. Guess I missed that.

 

[Rattlehead]

I am using the Kanger subtank mini with the 1.2 coils at 12.5-15W, I have a friend who suggested I drop down to the .5 coils and run at a higher wattage. Do you think I will notice a big enough difference in flavor to justify the increased juice usage?

Do you vape mouth to lung, or just lung hits? For M2L the 1.2 ohm coils with reduced air flow would be better suited. For lung hits: Lower ohm, higher wattage and more air flow = more vapor and more flavor IMHO. If you do decide to go with the .5 ohm coils, you'll probably want to lower your nic level. Since you'll be taking in more vapor, you won't need as much nic to get the same effect.

 

[chopper duke]

I am using the Kanger subtank mini with the 1.2 coils at 12.5-15W, I have a friend who suggested I drop down to the .5 coils and run at a higher wattage. Do you think I will notice a big enough difference in flavor to justify the increased juice usage?

Do you vape mouth to lung, or just lung hits? For M2L the 1.2 ohm coils with reduced air flow would be better suited. For lung hits: Lower ohm, higher wattage and more air flow = more vapor and more flavor IMHO. If you do decide to go with the .5 ohm coils, you'll probably want to lower your nic level. Since you'll be taking in more vapor, you won't need as much nic to get the same effect.

Rattlehead answered it pretty well. I haven't vaped with a tank in over a year because I prefer the full flavor/ vape of a straight lung pull.

 

[Red Dawn]

I rebuild the coils in the Kanger so I picked up a 28ga wire I believe. That is putting me at .7 ohm and I use about 20 watts for pretty good flavor and medium cloud

 

[EM98XJ]

Do you vape mouth to lung, or just lung hits? For M2L the 1.2 ohm coils with reduced air flow would be better suited. For lung hits: Lower ohm, higher wattage and more air flow = more vapor and more flavor IMHO. If you do decide to go with the .5 ohm coils, you'll probably want to lower your nic level. Since you'll be taking in more vapor, you won't need as much nic to get the same effect.

I inhale straight to the lungs, not like I did with my old Aspire Nautilus tank. I am usually doing around 8-12mg of nic right now, but some of these higher VG juices don't go higher than 6. Should I be hitting it different?

 

[Rattlehead]

I inhale straight to the lungs, not like I did with my old Aspire Nautilus tank. I am usually doing around 8-12mg of nic right now, but some of these higher VG juices don't go higher than 6. Should I be hitting it different?

Personal preference. Since you do lung inhales, I'll second what your friend said about trying the .5 ohm.