New member and novice vapourer!

[mob17]

Hi People,

I just registered on this forum from a recommendation. I've read a few threads and the wealth of info is amazing!

I'll give you some background first. My quit date was 16th Aug 2013 and i have been using "Cig-a-likes". I have stated loyal to one company, Jac Vapour, and have really liked their refillable V3i e-cigs. I have stuck only to tobacco flavours, mixing them to create my own flavours. Their customer service, product quality and shipping have been excellent.

The thing is now it's getting tedious having to make sure i have charged batteries and filled up carts daily. The actual vaping is nice. I have heard if i go for the bigger cigar versions with tanks it will be even better!

I was dead set on buying the bigger VGO2 kits from Jac Vapour. But after reading on this forum, i think my loyalty to them has stopped me trying other, maybe better options.

What i would love to get is some recommendations as to what i should invest in. I want:

1) Very long battery life (current 900mah battery lasts about 8-10 hours. I would like one that lasts way more, perhaps 1.5 to 2 days) Also AUTO is a must!
2) Reasonable sized clearomisers (more than 2ml). Rebuildable would be even better!
3) Don't really mind about the size too much, as long as its not huge!
4) Best vapour production
5) Something which looks and feels quality. In stainless steel or black

I hope i'm not asking for too many things! Are there any products out there you can recommend that meet all of the above? Does anyone think i should stick with Jac Vapour?

Look forward to your responses and adding this forum to my regular ones

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome mob17

The only problem with what you are asking for is "AUTO is a must" as that rules out everything else you are asking for

[rich64]

Hi Mob and welcome

I think your going to be very restricted on your deal breaking point 2 auto being a must,whilst others will know better i cant think of one auto battery with a long service use between recharges)

Might be an idea testing the water with a cheap ego style non auto battery from someone like paradise vape(blister pack) or two chinese companies if you dont mind the wait (focalecigs and fasttech)...if you find you dont mind the push button approach after all there are plenty options available

If the auto is non negotiable then others may have an idea of options

Good luck ...Rich



EDit...cross posts with chrissie

[Perpetua]

Welcome to you mob17.

You won't get anything that lasts 1.5-2 days either . . . unless you're a very light vaper. The MVP would be my recommendation as being the nearest to that requirement.

Overseas:

www.fasttech.com/product/1352000-innokin-itaste-mvp-5-in-1-voltage-adjustable

UK:

myepack.co.uk/itaste-mvp-v2-0.html

Depends on how shipping/deliveries are where you live.

[zeldamum]

I would highly recommend the MVP v2, www.fasttech.com/products/1391900 if you don't mind the wait (approximately 16-28 days) or buy it from a UK vendor for about £10 more, available in black and silver.

I only got mine on Wednesay, not an auto, but the battery life is good, has vv/vw, but once set you don't have to change it. It can act as a pass-through so you can vape whilst its charging. So easy to use and uncomplicated.

You will soon get used to pressing the button.

[zeldamum]

Sept 27, 2013 8:31:16 GMT Perpetua said:

Welcome to you mob17.

You won't get anything that lasts 1.5-2 days either . . . unless you're a very light vaper. The MVP would be my recommendation as being the nearest to that requirement.

Overseas:

www.fasttech.com/product/1352000-innokin-itaste-mvp-5-in-1-voltage-adjustable

UK:

myepack.co.uk/itaste-mvp-v2-0.html

Depends on how shipping/deliveries are where you live.

We think alike perps I got 2 days of what I think of as fairly heavy vaping out of mine before having to put it on charge.

[Super-Shiny]

Hello and mob17

[mob17]

Thank you for all your replies. Wish i could quote you all!

Hmmm so my auto requirement is the major limiting factor Does auto only limit the battery life, or does it have an effect on other things i listed, such as vapour production?

I know i said it is a must, but loads of people use manuals, sooo i'm thinking like one of you guys have said, i should get used to it?

The MVP looks great. Is it the best i can get? Are rebuildable tanks available? Had a quick look at the links kindly provided, at its the 2600mah version. Whats the 7-in-one 5-in-one about?



Only thing is the 2.2ohm resistance of the MVP seems low? It wouldn't give more chance of a burnt taste would it?
Thanks again!

[barrynorton]

2.2 ohm is not that low and you won't get a burnt taste at standard voltage, and besides the MVP is variable voltage so you can step it up and down. I get two days out of it. You can put whatever tank you want on it, including rebuildables -it has a beauty ring so that looks pretty decent (especially on the v2).

I agree with the rest - drop the requirement for auto and get an MVP v2. When you say rebuildable do you really want to build coils, or just replace them? If it's just the latter get the iClear30 starter pack.

(And by the way, different resistances are available in cheap replacement heads for the iClear 30, it's not intrinsic to the device... as I said this is VV so it gives you a lot more flexibility)

[Roscopecotrain]

Hi mob. Great advice from everyone so i will just say welcome to aaec.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[dinamic22]

Hi & mob17

[g3mma]

mob17 you picked a good forum!! The MVP V2 is my next perchase the battery life is a big plus for me and also the fact that the battery is built it to so no is that battery ok will it fit ect ect.... Perpetua said to me take all the guess work out and just enjoy the vape

[charon]

Sept 27, 2013 8:31:16 GMT Perpetua said:

Welcome to you mob17.

You won't get anything that lasts 1.5-2 days either . . . unless you're a very light vaper. The MVP would be my recommendation as being the nearest to that requirement.

Overseas:

www.fasttech.com/product/1352000-innokin-itaste-mvp-5-in-1-voltage-adjustable

UK:

myepack.co.uk/itaste-mvp-v2-0.html

Depends on how shipping/deliveries are where you live.

mob17

Welcome to our humble home, great advice given ^^^ here, but if you are a noob, I suggest you leave the Fasttech shopping till later on ,their descriptions can be a little Diverse at first.  Go for the UK vendor, OK so a £10 more, but you will get it in days not months.
manual batts are by far the way to go, Auto's are low power and can be very frustrating in use.

[mob17]

Sept 27, 2013 9:33:06 GMT barrynorton said:

2.2 ohm is not that low and you won't get a burnt taste at standard voltage, and besides the MVP is variable voltage so you can step it up and down. I get two days out of it. You can put whatever tank you want on it, including rebuildables -it has a beauty ring so that looks pretty decent (especially on the v2).

I agree with the rest - drop the requirement for auto and get an MVP v2. When you say rebuildable do you really want to build coils, or just replace them? If it's just the latter get the iClear30 starter pack.

(And by the way, different resistances are available in cheap replacement heads for the iClear 30, it's not intrinsic to the device... as I said this is VV so it gives you a lot more flexibility)

Ok i guess the VV will ensure i get a nice hit! I don't think i''d want to build coils, just replace them. I'll go with the iClear30 ones then

Sept 27, 2013 9:48:03 GMT g3mma said:

mob17 you picked a good forum!! The MVP V2 is my next perchase the battery life is a big plus for me and also the fact that the battery is built it to so no is that battery ok will it fit ect ect.... Perpetua said to me take all the guess work out and just enjoy the vape

Thanks! You have just made me think about the batteries. The kit comes with:

1 x iTaste MVP
1x iClear30 Dual Coil Clearomizer with rotatable drip tip
1x USB cable
1x Beauty ring-thread cover
1xTransparent carrying case

Does this mean there is only one battery supplied? I'm sure i'm getting confused lol. The actual rectangle looking thing is just the case right? You just pull out the battery with the tank and inhale on that? Is it being constantly charged when put back in?

Sept 27, 2013 9:59:53 GMT charon said:

Sept 27, 2013 8:31:16 GMT Perpetua said:

Welcome to you mob17.

You won't get anything that lasts 1.5-2 days either . . . unless you're a very light vaper. The MVP would be my recommendation as being the nearest to that requirement.

Overseas:

www.fasttech.com/product/1352000-innokin-itaste-mvp-5-in-1-voltage-adjustable

UK:

myepack.co.uk/itaste-mvp-v2-0.html

Depends on how shipping/deliveries are where you live.

mob17

Welcome to our humble home, great advice given ^^^ here, but if you are a noob, I suggest you leave the Fasttech shopping till later on ,their descriptions can be a little Diverse at first.  Go for the UK vendor, OK so a £10 more, but you will get it in days not months.
manual batts are by far the way to go, Auto's are low power and can be very frustrating in use.

Yes i think i will use the UK suppliers at the beginning. It is quite confusing that fasttech site! Ok you have all convinced me to try forget about the autos! I'm really looking forward to trying the MVP ones, just want to clarify a few things!

Thanks for all the welcomes, definitely one of the more friendlier forums i use!

[barrynorton]

As above, the MVPs have built-in batteries (there are actually two 2n00mAh batteries when the thing is disassembled). The new iTaste box mod, the VTR, have removable batteries but it's brand new (as in I don't know anyone who's got a retail one yet) and much more expensive.