Suggestions for new member looking to get started

[ikith]

A friend of mine suggested picking up these from a local place:

Innokin iTaste v3,0 VV:

http://www.mtbakervapor.com/advanced-e-cigs/innokin-itaste-v3-0-vv-battery/

and

Kanger Protank 3

http://www.mtbakervapor.com/accessories/kanger-protank-3/

Curious to get some feedback on this setup maybe some suggestions on a better setup.

[mvince201]

The Itaste v3 is good, but I suggest the MVP2 instead, for just a little bit more it will last much longer.

Same with the Protank 3, it's good, but a Nautilus is much prefered for just a little extra money.

In other words, that's a great setup, especially for a beginner, but what I've suggested would be a little bit better and give you a little better experience in my opinion.

Just depends on how much you want to spend.

[Earthling789]

I like the MVP 2.0, a lot... and agree 100% on that suggestion.

But, I also must chime in that I've no issues with my Kanger tanks. I recently had the chance to try a Nautilus, and didn't find it to be that much better than my AeroTank, especially considering the cost difference of the tank and the coils... but that's my personal view

For the money, I'd prefer an AeroTank or KPT2 over the KPT3. The KPT3 uses the same coils as the AeroTank, but the AT has an adjustable air-flow-control base, which gives you more control over the flow. I like the AeroTank and the ProTank2, as well as their minis. The AeroTank has a good hit and uses a dual-coil, and the PT2 (if you add an AeroBase) is just as good, but uses the slightly cheaper single coils. If you shop around, you can pick up 2 or 3 KPT2's (or two AeroTanks) for the price of one Nautilus. Also, the coils are ~1/3 the price of Aspire's, and last a couple weeks or longer, unless you're vaping high VG% juices.

[mvince201]

^^^He's way more of a tank guy than me so he's probably spot on, lol.

[Tam]

While I can't chime in on the MVP 2 because I don't have one, I do have its big brother, the iTaste VTR and that works great! It might not be the best choice for a beginner, however.

As for tanks, I agree with Earthling. A Kanger Pro Tank 2 with an Aerotank base using single coils is very good and works extremely well.

[VapeMama]

I love my MVP2s. They are all I use. The fact that I only have to charge 2-3 times a week instead of daily is a big plus for me. They have the same volt/watt adjustments that the VV3.0 has.

I have a few standard evods that are my backups. Since they are feeling neglected and becoming depressed I may have to PIF a couple to a friend who only uses evods.

[Earthling789]

I have a few standard evods that are my backups. Since they are feeling neglected and becoming depressed I may have to PIF a couple to a friend who only uses evods.

I did that with my two black EVOD tanks... I wasn't using them, so I gifted them to my brother-in-law to get him started (along with batteries and other stuff I had laying around, collecting dust)... A week later, I won Brian's Pay it Forward and he sent me juice and a five-pack of SS EVODS I've managed to give away 3 of them, so I'm back to two... funny how that worked out... I guess I'm destined to have two EVODS? At least the SS ones match my Stainless eGo batteries better than the black ones did, lol

[Mtdobies]

Keep gifting forward the more we can help smokers quit the better!

I was just.looking at my myriad of tanks thinking of who I could give them too.

[LOSTSOUL VAPORZ]

I started off with an ego twist battery & a kangertech aero tank. Flavor is good & get nice vape, simple set up & easy to maintain. I moved up to a kayfun but I still use my aero tank once in a while.