Help me help my wife

[Greg]

Any advice on a new atty for my good lady. So far she is an Evod lady but has real problems refilling them if I'm not around.
So I'm looking to buy her a mod and a new easy fill able tank. I've seem the salt and pepper which looks perfect from a filling perspective but not sure this is the best all round option given the need for a caromiser and I don't want to have to keep buying new cartons and don't know enough about them to recoil them yet. So are there any other options that are so easy to fill and take a standard or microcoil. I'm thinking this could be Xmas pressie if I knew what to get.

[gapy360]

Dec 4, 2013 21:02:13 GMT Greg said:

Any advice on a new atty for my good lady. So far she is an Evod lady but has real problems refilling them if I'm not around.
So I'm looking to buy her a mod and a new easy fill able tank. I've seem the salt and pepper which looks performance ct from a filling perspective but not sure this is the best all round option given the need for a caromiser and I don't want to have to keep buying new cartons and don't know enough about them to recoil them yet. So are there any other options that are so easy to fill and take a standard or microcoil. I'm thinking this could be Xmas pressie if I knew what to get.

If your looking at SnP then a Sophia is a way to go, just pop a normal silica build in it not sure if it will do microcoil and cotton but no reason why not I would think, Super-Shiny your man to advise on that.
For an easy everyday clearomiser that is meant to vape good, you could try an aspire, replaceable heads so easy to maintain. Mine should arrive tomorrow so I can let you know what I think of them.

[Super-Shiny]

I would say without a doubt for ease of use (as long as you are comfortable with wicking) would be the:

1 x Salt n Pepper tank
1 x Sophia or Sophia with long upper body for that extra warmth of a vape and style.

It is so damn easy to wick/coil and no matter what you do it does not leak, it works flawlessly and the filling system on the SnP is genius

I don't like saying what works well when it comes to quite a lot of money being spent but i am yet to some across a problem with it, it works and it works very very well.

Juts look at the praise of the Sophia here, you can read all the way though it but way to much for me: Clicky

It does come expensive but it is worth it for your OH...she will love you forever

2mm Silica wick and some of these and you are good to go.

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Dec 4, 2013 21:09:32 GMT Super-Shiny said:

I would say without a doubt for ease of use (as long as you are comfortable with wicking) would be the:

1 x Salt n Pepper tank
1 x Sophia or Sophia with long upper body for that extra warmth of a vape and style.

It is so damn easy to wick/coil and no matter what you do it does not leak, it works flawlessly and the filling system on the SnP is genius

I don't like saying what works well when it comes to quite a lot of money being spent but i am yet to some across a problem with it, it works and it works very very well.

Juts look at the praise of the Sophia here, you can read all the way though it but way to much for me: Clicky

It does come expensive but it is worth it for your OH...she will love you forever

2mm Silica wick and some of these and you are good to go.

$$$$$$$  Kerchinnnnnnng $$$$$$$$$ ..    commission  

[djs]

I guess it come down to what would be easiest compared to an evod. I found evods frustrating without a needle bottle/syringe and also it was hard to see the juice level. As far as I know, most carto tanks seem to also need a needle. I know the SnP works with a thin plastic tip (a la dekang) but lots of liquids don't even have those.

I think I fill protanks and iclears straight from a bottle.....

Is there any use in putting liquid in something better than a standard bottle, making filling easier?

[Super-Shiny]

Dec 4, 2013 21:16:39 GMT @freefromsmoking said:

Dec 4, 2013 21:09:32 GMT Super-Shiny said:

I would say without a doubt for ease of use (as long as you are comfortable with wicking) would be the:

1 x Salt n Pepper tank
1 x Sophia or Sophia with long upper body for that extra warmth of a vape and style.

It is so damn easy to wick/coil and no matter what you do it does not leak, it works flawlessly and the filling system on the SnP is genius

I don't like saying what works well when it comes to quite a lot of money being spent but i am yet to some across a problem with it, it works and it works very very well.

Juts look at the praise of the Sophia here, you can read all the way though it but way to much for me: Clicky

It does come expensive but it is worth it for your OH...she will love you forever

2mm Silica wick and some of these and you are good to go.

$$$$$$$  Kerchinnnnnnng $$$$$$$$$ ..    commission  

I should get some shouldn't i how much i recommend this kit might contact Vaporart about this

[Super-Shiny]

If you do look into the SnP than December the 6th is the day, gotta be quick though as it sells out really fast: www.vapourart.com/en/announcement/december-6-vapourday

I think that speaks volumes Greg

You can get the rest from here:

www.e-smokeireland.eu/category-s/1836.htm

or

www.houseofmods.co.uk/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1831

[Greg]

Thanks romelee, I've watched a few videos and the s&p filling method does look perfect for her. I scanned the thread you linked and saw the recoiling pics for the killer with microcoil. I'm more than happy with building microcoils and those 50 per made wires look ideal. I assume you just make the microcoils with those premade wires the same as I do with the evods making sure the coils are made fron the resistance partin the middle.
I'm guessing if I can master the micrcoil for the Evod in acouple of days the s&p recoiling should be easy enough to crack. ?

[Super-Shiny]

I don't make Microcoil with them pre-made coils Greg just 4 wraps around the wick and you are good to go, the coil/wick lasts for ages, don't ask me how they just do, i have lots of love with the SnP/Sophia

[Greg]

Ok you've sold it to me Super-Shiny, ill get her those, any recommendation for a mod to go with them for her ? I see there are 22 and 23mm end cap options, is that just the depth of the caps or is it diameter too. I quite like the look of the exposed orings .

[Super-Shiny]

Greg don't need the caps tbh, the SnP on it's own is 22mm, most mods are 22mm so take your pick for a mod.

[alansi]

For this money you can buy her a dozen of Evods in various colors and fill them up every Sunday...

[Greg]

Dec 4, 2013 21:52:20 GMT alansi said:

For this money you can buy her a dozen of Evods in various colors and fill them up every Sunday...

That's very true but I'm liking love me for ever quote   Plus sheis worth it.
Ill check out that site onfriday at 4.
They don't seem to have Sophia's, any links for those.
Unlikeme who will chop and change she is likely to stick with whatever I get her so appreciate any advice on a mod either mech with a kick or vw that isn't too big and would be pleasing on the eye when paired with the S&P ?

[Greg]

Dec 4, 2013 21:19:39 GMT djs said:

I guess it come down to what would be easiest compared to an evod. I found evods frustrating without a needle bottle/syringe and also it was hard to see the juice level. As far as I know, most carto tanks seem to also need a needle. I know the SnP works with a thin plastic tip (a la dekang) but lots of liquids don't even have those.

I think I fill protanks and iclears straight from a bottle.....

Is there any use in putting liquid in something better than a standard bottle, making filling easier?

Like you the main issue is she struggles to see the juice level in the Evod, the S&P looks like a no brainer for ease of filling. Only problem is once she has it I'll be jealous. I do have my eye on a kayfun though 

[gapy360]

Mods is a bit harder, if mech, I love my Magneto.
Also nice are the Bulldogs (imho) from delaney mods planing on getting one myself in the new year. Or for something smaller maybe a galileo or Pisces. Not sure how much they are but seen them on toddsreviews and they look tasty.

If regulated, Errrr I've only had a Vamo but depends what you want to spend. Maybe svd, or for more an evic (not sure if thats too techy) for top notch would have to be a Provari.

Ps I seem to recall I suggested the SnP to you Super-Shiny so maybe I should be up for commission!