Kit recommendation, please

[ghostrider1971]

Hi guys,

Having just finished my dissertation for my MA, I think I might treat myself to a new kit (Any excuse!)

I'm thinking of either:

1) An ileaf 5000mah mod (Like the idea of a great battery life!)

or

2) A Wismec RX2/3 & TFV8

As a relatively new and inexperienced vaper, should I leave the Wismec high wattage option for a while still?

Any advices most welcome :-)

Cheers!

(Current kit - Coolfire IV+, Pico 75, IPV and Cleito, isubG and Nautilus)

[BrenD]

Aug 24, 2016 16:15:52 GMT ghostrider1971 said:

Hi guys,

Having just finished my dissertation for my MA, I think I might treat myself to a new kit (Any excuse!)

I'm thinking of either:

1) An ileaf 5000mah mod (Like the idea of a great battery life!)

or

2) A Wismec RX2/3 & TFV8

As a relatively new and inexperienced vaper, should I leave the Wismec high wattage option for a while still?

Any advices most welcome :-)

Cheers!

(Current kit - Coolfire IV+, Pico 75, IPV and Cleito, isubG and Nautilus)

The TFV8 is a great bit of kit and you've got almost nothing to worry about using it with the 2/3 so take the leap.

When I said almost nothing, as long as you use decent batteries you aren't going to blow yourself up, but you will have to get used to using a lot more juice!

[Perpetua]

If in doubt . . . . buy both/all has been my life's motto ghostrider1971, you know you've made the right decision then!

Otherwise there's always that niggle over the one(s) that got away.


And I think you've earned a good splurge.

[Get Off My Cloud]

I wouldn't worry about what the max wattage output is, you can set the RX for any wattage you fancy between 1W and 150W/200W depending on how many batteries you are using.
I'm sure if you drive your car can do way more than 100mph right and it doesn't mean you can't drive in a 30mph zone no you just accelerate your car to an appropriate speed.

Do you want removable batteries so you can throw in freshly charged batteries when running low rather than waiting for a mod with a built in battery to charge?
That might be a plus for you.
Then again it might not because for that to be an advantage you'll want at least 2 sets of batteries which would mean buying at least 4 18650's if you're using it in dual battery mode or 6 if using it in triple battery mode.
Those sets should be married together , discharged together and charged together.
You will also want an external battery charger to ensure the charge is balanced, i wouldn't trust the onboard charging in multiple battery mods.