I fancy trying something new

[dannyw14]

So far i've got a few ego batteries, a protank and some evods. i feel like trying something new but it has to be under £10, any suggestions welcome (apart from juice)

[Super-Shiny]

Could try this: www.vapeescape.co.uk/innokin-dual-coil-ce5-clearomiser~473

[Super-Shiny]

Or this: www.vapeescape.co.uk/mini-nova~404

But with delivery on top it would take you over your £10.00 limit

Discount code "allabout" for 10% off on both links given.

[dannyw14]

i was thinking about trying a top coiled clearomizer, but i'm a bit put off by the fact you have to tip them all the time, how does the dual coiled one work? is it just 2 coils next to each other?

[gapy360]

I have vivi novas which are top coil. Just about to order a protank so can't compare although I've been told evod/protank give better flavour/vape. Not sure on the best price you can get on these

[dragon]

May 15, 2013 9:18:26 GMT dannyw14 said:

i was thinking about trying a top coiled clearomizer, but i'm a bit put off by the fact you have to tip them all the time, how does the dual coiled one work? is it just 2 coils next to each other?

Yes it is. They look and feel very much like a CE5, but they perform much better. I've heard people say that they work best on a vv, I do use mine on vv batteries, but a lot of the time I use them on standard egos and they work just fine. I may be the biggest fan of the iClear16s on the planet

What do you mean by tip them? If you are referring to short wick, top coil clearos, I have never tried one. I just pick up my iClears and vape, no messing about

[dannyw14]

i've have been thinking about one of these

vapourhut.com/atomisers-cartomisers/Rebuildables/VH-Vivi

vapourhut.com/atomisers-cartomisers/Rebuildables/VH-Venus

possibly, the venus one, looks promising

[Super-Shiny]

May 15, 2013 9:29:45 GMT dragon said:

May 15, 2013 9:18:26 GMT dannyw14 said:

i was thinking about trying a top coiled clearomizer, but i'm a bit put off by the fact you have to tip them all the time, how does the dual coiled one work? is it just 2 coils next to each other?

What do you mean by tip them? If you are referring to short wick, top coil clearos, I have never tried one. I just pick up my iClears and vape, no messing about

I think he means swooshing them around so the wicks stay wet.

[DiscoDes]

Also you may want to consider a dripping atomiser like THIS plus you'll need a 306 drip tip that is shown below the atomiser.

Many consider "dripping" the purest form of vaping and the best method for flavour.

[dragon]

May 15, 2013 9:32:26 GMT Super-Shiny said:

May 15, 2013 9:29:45 GMT dragon said:

What do you mean by tip them? If you are referring to short wick, top coil clearos, I have never tried one. I just pick up my iClears and vape, no messing about

I think he means swooshing them around so the wicks stay wet.

No swooshing required

[Super-Shiny]

May 15, 2013 9:31:38 GMT dannyw14 said:

possibly, the venus one, looks promising

If the venus is as good as the Vision Eternity than they are great.

[Super-Shiny]

There is also this: www.vapegear.co.uk/product/igos

Slightly above budget though.

[dragon]

May 15, 2013 9:33:44 GMT DiscoDes said:

Also you may want to consider a dripping atomiser like THIS plus you'll need a 306 drip tip that is shown below the atomiser.

Many consider "dripping" the purest form of vaping and the best method for flavour.

I tried dripping, and if you spend a lot of time messing about you can get a good vape, but it takes practice and you have to concentrate on vaping. I like to think about other stuff while I vape, so dripping is just too much of a faff for me. It is worth experimenting with, but only if you like fiddling about.

[dannyw14]

i like the idea of dripping for testing juice, but obiously it's not practical for everyday use. hmmmmm, think i've narrowed it down to a vivi nova, igo or the venus

[Jen]

May 15, 2013 9:36:19 GMT dragon said:

May 15, 2013 9:33:44 GMT DiscoDes said:

Also you may want to consider a dripping atomiser like THIS plus you'll need a 306 drip tip that is shown below the atomiser.

Many consider "dripping" the purest form of vaping and the best method for flavour.

I tried dripping, and if you spend a lot of time messing about you can get a good vape, but it takes practice and you have to concentrate on vaping. I like to think about other stuff while I vape, so dripping is just too much of a faff for me. It is worth experimenting with, but only if you like fiddling about.

Drippers are essential kit, IMO, if nothing else then for trying out new flavours without dedicating a tank/clearo/carto to them. I loves my 4