Best setup for flavor and big clouds? (Newbie)

[Pleikki]

Hey there, I have an mvp 2.0 with an aro tank and I like it, it's pretty cool but it want huge clouds and great taste alongside. Is there a good setup that won't cost a whole lot that someone could recommend to me? And I'm new to this. Thanks.

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

Hey there, I have an mvp 2.0 with an aro tank and I like it, it's pretty cool but it want huge clouds and great taste alongside. Is there a good setup that won't cost a whole lot that someone could recommend to me? And I'm new to this. Thanks.

you could get a dripper an igo W from ukecigstore wuld be ideal or if you learn to rebuild ur aerotank coils you could make them lower resistance to throw the clouds

 

[Pleikki]

That sounds pretty cool. How hard is it to deal with rebuilding?


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[ssmciottht]

So easy an ape can do it lmao

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[ssmciottht]

No really its quite easy to rebuild kanger coils takes me less than 5 minutes

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[TomVa-ping]

my agi dripper is less than 5 mins normally takes longer to find my bag of cotton and wire than to rebuild

 

[rastermouse]

If you want big clouds you need to invest in a mechanical mod an Rda a decent battery and and omhs reader, all can be purchased to get you started for under £70, get some 28g/3.2mm wire and some 100% cotton, sit in front of youtube and practice building your coils!...you'll be blowing silly clouds in no time with superb flavours

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

That sounds pretty cool. How hard is it to deal with rebuilding?


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pretty easy wrap kanthal around a drill bit slot it into the post holes on the dripper tighten screws down thread some cotton wool through the coils soak and vape

 

[Ditch]

As Ninjaassasin1983 says its not difficult.. I spent hours watching youtube videos and getting all scientific about it, reading up on all the different resistances per meter on different kanthal.. what a waste of time..!! 0.2mm or 0.3mm Kanthal A1 wrapped around a drill bit or precision screwdriver & your done.. (or directly around a bit of silica wick)..

The HARD part is threading the bloody cotton wool through a 2mm micro coil..

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

As @Ninjaassasin1983 says its not difficult.. I spent hours watching youtube videos and getting all scientific about it, reading up on all the different resistances per meter on different kanthal.. what a waste of time..!! 0.2mm or 0.3mm Kanthal A1 wrapped around a drill bit or precision screwdriver & your done.. (or directly around a bit of silica wick)..

The HARD part is threading the bloody cotton wool through a 2mm micro coil..

pish man i can thread it through a super nano coil first time every time