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I'm not having any threading issues at all with adapter or without. It does seem to be putting out more power than I am asking it too though. Not a problem as I can just set it lower. It is a great little thing I have to say, but the talked about v2 will probably be even better and I suspect will appear pretty quickly.

What kind of output is an mvp? Just curious

Hi Rach

You aren't the only one to struggle at first. Hubby took a year to get completely free of cigarettes, while for me it was close to instant. Don't stress it, that will only make you lunge towards the smokes

As perp said just about anything will fit on the mvp and the beauty ring is personal choice, I never use mine.

I've never tried a 30s so I can't comment much on it. If you are still getting cravings, it may well be that it just isn't the right tank for you. There are plenty of options to try however. Everyone is different, but for me the most satisfying vape comes from a micro coil and cotton. I eventually learned to recoil, but I understand anyone who doesn't want to (took me 2 years to even try) There are a few places now where you can buy readymade microcoils including Virtual Vape and naturevape. If you go that route then the kanger aerotank mega is the best tank I have found to put them in (I haven't got on with most kanger tanks, but that one is fabulous)

If you just want to use stock heads then the nautilus is something to look at. Make sure you get the BVC heads rather than the BDC ones.

As for ohms then lower ohms give a stronger vape at lower volts but use up your battery faster. On a VV or VW battery I would stay around the 2.0ohm area to make your battery last longer, but if you are a power junky then go lower.

While you are still dual fuelling then I would recommend changing the head regularly, at least once a week. A new head always gives more of a hit than a used one. This is another reason why the cotton wool system is great as you can just change the cotton every couple of days, giving you a new feeling head without costing anything.

Different flavours are more satisfying than others, unfortunately that differs from person to person, so you need to find out what works for you

Its worth experimenting a little with different tanks and flavours. Although you may waste a little money at first, it is nothing compared to what you will save once you find what works for you.

I've never experienced this with i16s, but my stock was bought ages ago and so maybe quality control issues have crept in?

Is he using a vv or vw battery? If so has he accidently put it on a much higher power?

When you say wicks stop working, I presume you mean the replaceable head? If it is suddenly completely dead then is he screwing the heads in securely enough? If it is just a severe drop off in performance, then you can change the wicks on the i16s. Cut the silica next to the coil and pull it out the other side. Roll some cotton wool tightly to a width that can easily thread through the coils (you need to do this twice for each coil) Cut the cotton to the required length and off you go. You will probably get a better vape from them than previously

I hope you get it sorted

Fasttech does loads of precoiled wires, these are "coil yourself" www.fasttech.com/p/1760909

I personally really like NR in my protank style recoils

The OH has a couple of these, they aren't that much more expensive on amazon

They look nice, but they aren't as supportive as some other stands, so only suitable for people without cats (for some reason knocking over vaping gear is an enjoyable pastime for a cat )

You could try(can be used on the batteries you already have):

www.vapeescape.co.uk/Vaping-Spares/Clearomisers/Innokin-CE5-IClear16.html?cPath=7_88
www.vapeescape.co.uk/Vaping-Spares/Clearomisers/Aspire-K1-BVC-Glassomizer.Html?cPath=7_88

Both should work great and have exchangeable heads to keep the cost down.
The glass one should be more durable over time.