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The Pico will only fire a 0.05 Ohm coil in TC-mode... which is a bit more than just "what Wattage?"... I would start at 350F and work my way up (or down) from there to see what works best for the juice you're using.

Hi Dunc23, Welcome to Vapor Talk! There are a lot of great people on this forum, who I'm sure can help you. I have never used the Azeroth so I can't comment if it's better or not. I do however love my Avocado 24 and use only single coils. I like using both hand wrapped and premade coils. I prefer 0.3ohm stainless steel coils for flavor and my juice is a 70vg/30pg ratio. I get both great flavored vapor and good clouds though I don't "cloud chase". I have run 2 coils but find that it wasn't any better and in fact I didn't like it that much. Twisted coils and claptons do offer different options but I haven't used them too much so I can't really give you an informed opinion sorry. For your wraps and such, I think the Steam Engine tool will help you determine what will work best for you. I'm sure that some one will chime in that knows a lot more than I do and you'll get great advice.

@FrancisKelch My question would be why? From Mooch's review of the battery: If it works just like a HG2, why not stick with a proven brand such as LG, and not a manufacturer that puts a dangerously misleading rating on a battery? From the link you posted they are $18.95/pair and at the bottom of the page you can get LG2s for 15.95/pair. They do have a nice looking wrapper though. I personally will stick to the major manufacturers such as Samsung, Sony, and LG personally. If you are going to spend over $9.00 a battery, I would suggest the new VTC6. It seems to edge all of the 3000mAh batteries out at this time.

I'm a big fan of the Aspire Triton 2 with 1.8 ohm coils. I can up the wattage without getting hot vapor (which I really don't like), and it gives me lots of vapor and flavor. They have a little learning curve, but I now have ten sitting around with three in rotation.

This is the hard part....the juice. Once you find what you like your good to go

Most tobacco flavors I have tried either tasted horrible or had a real nutty flavor. It wasn't enough to keep me interested. I have found some of the cigar or pipe flavors to be pleasing. They reminded me of that smell from family members that used to smoke cigars and pipes. You just need to experiment with all types of flavors and find the ones that will work for you.

Nothing will taste like a real analog did... and that is because we are not burning paper and all the other crap that is in a real cigarette. So, you will only be able to try the different 'tobacco flavored' juices if that's what you think you want, and see what you think of them... and just go from there. If you find you don't like the 'tobacco flavored' juices... then there are plenty of other things to choose from. For myself, the last thing I want a juice to taste like is that of a nasty/burning cigarette, which is why I typically vape fruit w/menthol type juices. You just have to try a lot of different things to see what your taste buds are going to like. That's part of the enjoyment of vaping anyway... trying all the different flavors that are available!