Hi all!

[Dunny]

Hiya Everybody, New member here don't really know what to say this is the 1st forum I've ever registered with. I've been lurking in the background for the last couple of months since I started on my e-cig journey. After watching and reading loads of reviews on "mods" and "re-buildables" I'd really appreciate some advice on stepping up from my current ego setup.
Thanks in advance
Dunny

[testdruif]

You'll find tons of info on this forum

[Karma]

Nice to meet you Dunny

I'm sure we'll all help you spend your money upgrade from your current set up

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Welcome youve come to right place, im also looking to upgrade from ego so woll be watching with interest

[Dunny]

Cheers Guys

[Super-Shiny]

Hello and Dunny

[seniorphil]

Hi and welcome.

[Deleted]

and hello

[lal]

Welcome to aaec! I've just bought an mvp2 battery, and would thoroughly recommend it, great battery life and variable voltage and wattage. I use a vapeonly Dual bottom coil clearo, but don't think they are liked on here much because I don't think you can recoil them.

[pebbles]

Hi and to AAEC

[Dunny]

Jan 19, 2014 19:31:20 GMT lal said:

Welcome to aaec! I've just bought an mvp2 battery, and would thoroughly recommend it, great battery life and variable voltage and wattage. I use a vapeonly Dual bottom coil clearo, but don't think they are liked on here much because I don't think you can recoil them.

I've seen the mvp's but I dont really like the shape of it. I think I would prefer a tubular mod

[babs]

myepack.co.uk/kits/itaste-vv-v3-o.html great piece of kit and the square shape is much nicer to hold had mine about 4 months now and don't use anything else

[djs]

Welcome Dunny.

Pull up a chair, make a cuppa and ask away.

or just buy an MVP v2 or Vamo or Vision Spinner or SID or ... (oh yes, I see the problem....)

[giles]

Cheap tubular mods are vamo & svd. I have both. You need something that will tell you the resistance of your atomiser, which they both do. The svd seems better made - will last longer without problems. But the menu system isn't as good. Get decent batteries Torchy is good.

For rebuilding I'd go straight to cotton & microcoil. Microcoils are a little harder to do, but for most juices, most of the time, imho it is a far better vape.

If your ego set-up includes protanks or evods or even novas you could start by recoiling them. Otherwise the cheapest and easiest way to start is probably a dripper like the Igo-L.

I think that easily the best rebuildable with a tank is the kayfun, but the genuine article is awful expensive and the clones tend to have problems.

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome Dunny

I still really like my Vamo - cheap, cheerful & works well