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Ruwaid

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Please excuse me if this aint the right section but I have been reading the tips and tricks section and read through the tips on quitting smoking.

A very nice thread and something that I came across is that in order to give up smoking and take on vaping full time, you need to (most people at least) simulate smoking as closely as possible ie. times, habits, taste, throat hit etc.

According to the thread...one of the best ways to get that throat hit is to: get higher PG flavours, try menthol flavours and use a tank that supplies a good MTL experience.

My question is, as I already have a brand new SMOK TFV8, is there any MTL adaptors or mouth pieces that can be bought for the tank? As the few puffs i had from using the tank and a friend's mod had a more device to lung hit and it didnt really stop my craving for smoking...tho, i have not been trying hard enough and hoping to do so when i buy a mod soon.

Thank you guys
 
Hi @Ruwaid

I don't have the TFV8 tank so I may be wrong - but my impression is that it is a tank suited to much higher power and lung hits.

For mouth to lung vaping one generally needs far less power because you have less airflow and if you have too much power on a mouth to lung device it generally gets too hot and doesnt work well.

You can try closing down the airflow on the TFV8 if that is possible and try getting a drip tip with a smaller opening - and then vape on it with the highest ohm coils available at a lowish power - but I do not know if that will work - my guess is it will be far from ideal.

Maybe someone else with the TFV8 can comment
 
I doubt it very much. That tank is made for clouds and direct to lung. Don't think anything you do will be able to convert it to MTL.
 
Thank you @Silver Appreciate the feedback bud. I do have an Anyvape 80w VMW Sub Ohm mod that I havent even used yet and maybe that would work if I choose a smaller tank that requires low power to provide MTL experience.

Closing off the airflow on the cloud beast could work tho I havent tried. And yes, the cloud beats comes with a 510 RBA drip tip adaptor so I could try a smaller tip.
 
Thank you @Andre then a new tank might need to be in the pipeline for my usual smoke cravings and the cloud beast for just that :)
Anyone suggest a SMOK TFV4 tank to provide a MTL experience as I heard it has some adaptor and I know of a friend that has one for sale.
 
Best solution I would suggest is to get a 'cheaper' MTL tank and use that when the craving hits and the Beast when you don't crave anymore...
A Nautilus X has helped me kick the stinkies for good...
 
I would look at the Nautilus X or the Kangertech Pangu, the SubTank Mini or TopTank will also work with the higher resistance coils.
 
Good suggestions for MTL tanks above. And do get a higher mg nic to get the most out of MTL.
 
Thanks @Boktiet Would you also suggest the Aspire Nautilus (Glass kit)?


@Ruwaid ,
From what I've read, the Nautilus mini is better than the Nautilus glass kit in terms of flavour (have no personal experience about this).
I'm using a Nautilus mini and a Nautilus X. Based on my personal experience with them, my view is that the Nautilus X gives a much better vape than the Nautilus mini ... the vape in the X is somehow fuller and purer (don't know how else to describe it).

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Thanks @Boktiet Would you also suggest the Aspire Nautilus (Glass kit)?

No, the Aspire Nautilus X. I don't have experience with the Nautilus (Glass) one. Although my Manager at work has one and he loves it. He is struggling to find coils for the (glass) one though.
 
The Vaporesso Guardian may be another suggestion. I don't have experience with this tank myself but it looks like it could be a decent contender. Any thoughts guys?
 
No, the Aspire Nautilus X. I don't have experience with the Nautilus (Glass) one. Although my Manager at work has one and he loves it. He is struggling to find coils for the (glass) one though.
My mum uses the glass one and we also struggle to find coils for it, I am planning on getting her the nautilus X in Dec since i have heard that they will stop producing coils for the nautilus and nautilus mini at some point. I do know Vape Mob still sells the coils every now and then.
 
The best and cheapest MTL device I have come across so far is hands down the Eleaf iCare. It is perfect on the single hole airflow setting. To simulate the cigarette draw, it will satisfy any one who recently quit smoking.

For R300 it's dirt cheap, no batteries or extra's needed and you don't even have to push a button to fire it, just take a pull and enjoy. Battery life is great too.
 
The best and cheapest MTL device I have come across so far is hands down the Eleaf iCare. It is perfect on the single hole airflow setting. To simulate the cigarette draw, it will satisfy any one who recently quit smoking.

For R300 it's dirt cheap, no batteries or extra's needed and you don't even have to push a button to fire it, just take a pull and enjoy. Battery life is great too.
How's the flavor on it? Any idea how it fares with 70/30?
 
How's the flavor on it? Any idea how it fares with 70/30?

Not sure about 70/30, but haven't come close to a dry hit on 60/40 so could be OK. Flavour is good in my opinion, beats the EGO AIO for sure.
 
Coins not accepted but my 2 cents anyway..

TFV is a no go.. It's a fun tank and it has some tricks up it's sleeve but it's wrong for you at this point..

An option like a Subtank/Toptank is good because it can be used with high and low resistance coils. Secondly the coils are easily available and Kanger coils are compatible across many of their products so coils will be available for time to come. You also get other brands of coils by Atom vapes and the like that work in these tanks, so you can start off at MTL and end up with a lung hitting coil in the very same tank at a later stage. Mainstream tank so spare glass etc are easily available.

The MTL coils of the Subtank/Toptank are more powerful than your average little clearomiser so there’s no lack of power. With an Evod type of setup there are times when you wish it could go a little more. Maybe that’s because I’m now used to higher power.

The Subtank/Toptank is just an example, but something like that would be good. The Subtanks go really cheap now. A common suggestion for MTL is Joyetech Cubis and that range, I would avoid that. I like Aspire, but the tanks that I like are either low resistance only or high resistance only, so a bit restrictive compared to the Subtank. The Subtank was my very first tank and I respect it, it’s still a great tank.

I wouldn’t go for ceramic as a first MTL option. That’s just a personal preference, I find there’s a certain smoothness that you would not appreciate at this point.

Start at high nic and work your way down. If you were a heavy smoker don’t be brave and start vaping with 3mg juices!
 
Excellently explained above @M5000

Incidentally, with reference to the following:
With an Evod type of setup there are times when you wish it could go a little more.

Thats where the 18mg and menthol comes in handy ;-)
 
Vapour Mountain essential juices, as important as coils on the vape shopping list!
 
I tried a AIO D22 recently and I was quite impressed with it as a MTL device. The air flow can almost be turned down completely. For me it was better than the Ego AIO which is much more airy.
Back when I was looking for something to replace the twisp, I would have actually bought it (had I tried it) because it gives quite a nice vape.

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Toptank and Subtank are both great. Started with them and still use both regularly.
 
How's the flavor on it? Any idea how it fares with 70/30?
The reviewer used Halo Belgian Choc high vg which is 70/30 and he said it did pretty well, the coil was able to keep up.

Sourcing the coils locally might be a problem though, kinda hardcore waiting for shipping from China when your coils run out.

 
Thank you for all the replies and awesome advice guys! Appreciate it!!
Might be a silly question but when @M5000 referred to Subtank/Toptank, he meant Kangertech correct?
And where would one find the Eleaf Icare kit from locally? Has anyone had experience in buying one locally?
Thank you guys!
 
Thank you for all the replies and awesome advice guys! Appreciate it!!
Might be a silly question but when @M5000 referred to Subtank/Toptank, he meant Kangertech correct?
And where would one find the Eleaf Icare kit from locally? Has anyone had experience in buying one locally?
Thank you guys!

Yes @Ruwaid - subtank/toptank does refer to a Kangertech product

I see that J&J's Emporium locally has the iCare
https://www.jjemporium.co.za/products/eleaf-icare-kit
 
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