upgrade advice/opinions

[kal-el1875]

hello all been vaping now since early december just using a standard battery with a kanger t2 tank from one of the many pop up shops.im looking to upgrade because when there is bigger and better out there i just cant help myself !! i was looking at the itaste mvp2.0 battery(£45) and a aspire nautilus bottom dual coil tank(£27.50) from one of the shops here in edinburgh just wondering what you guys thought.i also had a look at the itaste vtr as it looked quite compact ! got cash burning a hole in my pocket here but i have no clue about which to go for.

cheers george

[Roscopecotrain]

Hi there, welcome to AAEC.

The MVP 2 is a great bit of kit and the Nautilus is a stunning vape imo. One thing to mention is the Natutilus is to big to fit in the VTR.

Edit: The MVP 2 is smaller than the VTR.

[collie2011]

Hi George and welcome to the forum

The MVP and the Nautilus are both highly regarded devices so you won't go far wrong with them :-) I think you can get them for cheaper from some online vendors though, I'm sure someone with a better memory than me will be able to point you in the right direction :-)

Sent from my Nexus 7 using proboards

[toots]

Hi & to the forum kal-el1875 & well done on giving up the 'orrible stinkies.

I've got the VTR and it's flippin lovely, with the iclear 30s on it it vapes like a train, I just loooooove mine, so if it was me I'd go for that one and forget the rest haha.

It is heavy mind you, but you soon get used to it

[dragon]

an mvp and a nautilus should be a good set up for you

Try myepack for better prices though myepack.co.uk/

[kal-el1875]

Apr 18, 2014 19:28:09 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Hi there, welcome to AAEC.

The MVP 2 is a great bit of kit and the Nautilus is a stunning vape imo. One thing to mention is the Natutilus is to big to fit in the VTR.

Edit: The MVP 2 is smaller than the vtr


thanks for the welcome i was thinking that from the images that the nautilus tank may not fit on the vtr.does the vtr only fit certain tanks ?

[BrenD]

I use an MVP2 and a Nautilus and it is a lovely setup that you really can't go wrong with. But I'd buy them online if at all possible.

myepack.co.uk/mods/itaste-mvp-v2-0-metal-grain.html
myepack.co.uk/clearomizers/aspire-nautilus-bdc-clearomiser.html

£35 for the MVP and £20 for the Nautilus from a vendor with a lot of respect around these parts. Myepack are rarely beaten on price, are pretty quick to dispatch things and offer excellent customer service. Oh and no I don't work for them or get commission, if only

Hi and welcome to AAE-C

[Roscopecotrain]

Apr 18, 2014 19:32:32 GMT kal-el1875 said:

Apr 18, 2014 19:28:09 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Hi there, welcome to AAEC.

The MVP 2 is a great bit of kit and the Nautilus is a stunning vape imo. One thing to mention is the Natutilus is to big to fit in the VTR.

Edit: The MVP 2 is smaller than the vtr


thanks for the welcome i was thinking that from the images that the nautilus tank may not fit on the vtr.does the vtr only fit certain tanks ?

Up to and including 19mm i think it is. Could be 20mm though lol.

[toots]

Apr 18, 2014 19:35:58 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Apr 18, 2014 19:32:32 GMT kal-el1875 said:

Up to and including 19mm i think it is. Could be 20mm though lol.

Yeah, 19mm it is. So far I've got iclear 30s, an aerotank, an h6 all working fine on the VTR and I'm now waiting for the protank 3 to get here which will also fit in the VTR.

Iclears are polycarbonate tanks and the others mentioned above are all glass tanks.

You can also use others via the extension tube that comes with the VTR, but to my mind it looks a bit stupid with that on it, ok for at home though.

[kal-el1875]

thanks all for the replys been on the my epack website will definatly be buying from them way cheaper still cant decide on which one though lol
lets say you had £80 to spend on new setup which would be the best all rounder i know people have their own preferences but i really dont have a scooby doo here ???

[babs]

Don't really know as I don't have either the VTR or the MVP but just to add the VTR needs batteries and charger. The MVP it's built in. Both have a good reputation

[Super-Shiny]

Hello and kal-el1875

If it was me then:

2 x Batteries: myepack.co.uk/batteries/vision-spinner-2.html
2 x Clearomizers: myepack.co.uk/clearomizers/kanger-mini-protank-3.html
5 x Spare heads: myepack.co.uk/accessories/protank-3-dual-coil-heads-2-0-ohm.html
1 x Charger cable: myepack.co.uk/batteries/usb-charger-for-e-vod.html

And then shop around for juices.

EDITED: Post to say 5 x spare heads not 1

[BrenD]

I'd go for the MVP. It looks good, is built like a tank and performs really well. Another plus point is the battery situation. The MVP charges in pretty much the same way as a mobile phone (and can even charge most phones should you run out of power towards the end of a day!) and the battery should last you a couple of days between charges. With just about any other mod, you'll have to invest in a decent charger and batteries and spend a little bit of time reading up on them.

[Q]

Big thumbs up for the mvp & myepack I've now got 2 and to be fair the iClear30 they come with is very good, one thing I do like about the 30 is that you fill by removing the driptip so you dont need to take it off the battery. £34.99 all in you cant go wrong

[monfooldrop]

hello george,i have both the mvp and the vtr,personally i would recommend the mvp as its easier to carry when your out and about,(the vtr weighs a ton!)although the vtr is alot more pleasing to the eye,as for attys the nautilus is a cracking vape, you wont be disappointed and the aerotank is a good bit of kit,my epack is the best priced vendor i have seen for any of your requirements and with fantastic service