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  1. Personally, I'd highly recommend the Wismec 40W or the Eleaf iStick 50W because they come with the batteries inside, you don't have to buy separate batteries (plus no worries to get the right ones for safety reasons) and the separate battery charger. You just plug in the micro USB cord to an AC adapter into a wall socket and go. My favorite that I use all day every day is the iStick 50W with an Aspire Triton 2 for a tank. For someone who is new, I'd suggest the Kanger Aerotank 2 for ease of use and inexpensive replacement coils.
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  2. Rixter

    Confused.com

    The Innokin Endura T22 Starter Kit (IMO) is miles ahead of other starter kits in terms of performance. It's getting raved about by reviewers for being the best device out there to convert smokers to vaping. The Endura mod provides a constant 14 watts to its tank (or any other 510-threaded tank), and the only settings on it are off and on. I've tried them and they are outstanding.
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  3. Tam

    Spiral Drip Tip?

    For $18.95, I'd just buy the whole thing and be done. I've paid more for a single drip tip before, this way you get the whole thing. The AIO does look interesting as a whole and I've been hard pressed not to pick one up myself.
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  4. +1 on the Kanger Subbox Mini kit. Contains all you need except an 18650 battery (and I suggest a Samsung 25R5 or LG HE2). Aspire has many good kits a well, and you can always mix and match your battery (MOD) and tank combo to suit your own needs or preferences. I would suggest the Subtank mini or AeroTank V2 from Kanger, and from Aspire, the TritonV2 (not the same as what you have), Triton Mini, or Nautilus for tanks. As for battery (MOD), I would suggest a reliable box-mod like the Kanger 50W (that comes with the subbox kit), Wismec 40W or Eleaf iStick 50W. The latter two have built-in batteries and won't require separate purchases of 18650 cells.
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  5. Kanger subox mini is a nice setup. You dont have to subohm with it but you can if you want You can use 0.5 (subohm) coils or 1.5 ohm coils and it comes with a RBA if you ever wanna try building your own coils. The subtank mini Is a really good tank nice clouds and real good flavor
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  6. Well today as I was looking straight up and making a big cloud It felt like I was getting squirted in the puss with a water bottle, then it dawned on me the water drops on my comp screens Hmmmmmm. It seems the exhaled vapor was making condensation droplets on the bottom of my mustache and when I blew out it shoots the water all over lol./ Mystery solved and thats My learing adventure in vaping for today
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  7. Tam

    DIY Coils or Premade?

    I've tried using premade coils on my JAM and Stillare RDA. It was okay but I prefer to build my own coils. When you're ready to take the plunge, the first thing on your shopping list should be a good ohm meter. Don't trust that your mod will read the resistance of your coil accurately. Much safer to have a dedicated ohm meter instead.
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