Yip they are a good price but I'm not a fan of the EVOD atomiser.. difficult to clean and no where near as good as the mPT3 or mPT2.
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Yip they are a good price but I'm not a fan of the EVOD atomiser.. difficult to clean and no where near as good as the mPT3 or mPT2.
This is probably a silly question but is it possible to switch out full protanks without them leaking, are they self contained?
Yip easy peasy japanesey... just unscrew one and screw in the other... but make sure you unscrew the correct thread because there are three threads that all unscrew... they are indeed self contained!
But you will unscrew the wrong thread a few times and learn... there will be juice everywhere!
The only silly questions around here are the questions not asked. Yes, you just unscrew the whole tank from the battery holder.
If Rob says something is difficult, I think I'll give it a pass. What would you suggest then? I think I can push my gear budget to around the R1000 mark (maybe a bit over) would love to have 2 of everything, will that even be possible if I go the parts route?
The problem is that unless you wait till next week you will have to order from two different web sites and that's 2 x courier fees as well!
If budget is tight and you want 2 batteries and two tanks just make sure you get VV (Variable Voltage) batteries. Changing the voltage depending on the juice and flavours used makes a big difference.
Hi @bwbwings , in response to your previous question as to whether the mini Protank leaks when you disconnect from a battery and connect to another.
I can vouch for the mini Protank 2. Have had them for a few months, they dont leak if you use them the way you are supposed to. Not only dont they leak when changing them over to another battery, but i have taken them out many times and in the car etc and have not had any leaking problems at all
Just make sure when you clean them you dont lose the little rubber/silicon seals inside them. You do get some spares anyway inside the original box. But the first time you take it apart you may not notice the one seal perched on top of the glass tank.
I can vouch for the mini Protank 2. Have had them for a few months, they dont leak if you use them the way you are supposed to. Not only dont they leak when changing them over to another battery, but i have taken them out many times and in the car etc and have not had any leaking problems at all
Just make sure when you clean them you dont lose the little rubber/silicon seals inside them. You do get some spares anyway inside the original box. But the first time you take it apart you may not notice the one seal perched on top of the glass tank.
Payday is around the 5th for me, so there is still some time to plan. It's the waiting that's killing me
You were asking about the double EVOD starter kit.
I have never tried the EVOD myself but perhaps try test it first and if possible test a mini protank as well.
You may prefer the flavour on one of them way more.
If the flavour is not so good to your liking it defeats the purpose, ie to stay off the stinkies
@bwbwings it was the Evods that initially helped me to get off the stinkies, however within a week it wasn't good enough for me anymore. I suggest you follow the suggestions made above by @Silver and @Rob Fisher , they surely know what they're talking about.
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Sorry for the short reply but I don't have much time, please feel free to PM me should you have any questions or need advice I will be happy to help.
I just wanted to say that it is the nicotine that your body wants, not nessasarly the actchual flavour of a stinky, so I would highly suggest getting a flavour that you know you will enjoy as well as a tobacco flavour to start, and switch between and mix as you like. I have seen over and over how people making the switch all want a tobacco flavour the first time and move onto the other amazing flavours very quickly.
Again all my opinion. and welcome to the happy world of Vaping
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Also don't just grab the cheapest starter kit you can find, if you are serious about making the switch pay the extra 100 or 200 bucks.
I just wanted to say that it is the nicotine that your body wants, not nessasarly the actchual flavour of a stinky, so I would highly suggest getting a flavour that you know you will enjoy as well as a tobacco flavour to start, and switch between and mix as you like. I have seen over and over how people making the switch all want a tobacco flavour the first time and move onto the other amazing flavours very quickly.
Again all my opinion. and welcome to the happy world of Vaping
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Also don't just grab the cheapest starter kit you can find, if you are serious about making the switch pay the extra 100 or 200 bucks.
I agree @VapeCulture , but get a proper tobacco flavour like VM's Guevara from the Legend range and not the vulgar shite that they normally supply with the Ego & Evod starter kits.
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Yip @VapeCulture , another proof of how subjective and varied personal taste are. In the end I think the first days of changing from stinkies will stay a solo cum lonely experience regarding tatse.
@VapeCulture, I do agree with not necessarily getting the cheapest but if I spend the extra 100 or 200 "in the wrong direction" then I will have to spend that again on something better. That means I could be down 700 or 800 if I get the wrong device.
Also, as I will be getting for my wife and I making the wrong decision could set me back close on 2000.
I think the best option would be to chat and try at the Cape Meet and then get a mid range starter (not the EVOD), try that out for a week or so and then take the plunge on spares etc.
Thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it.
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Also, as I will be getting for my wife and I making the wrong decision could set me back close on 2000.
I think the best option would be to chat and try at the Cape Meet and then get a mid range starter (not the EVOD
), try that out for a week or so and then take the plunge on spares etc. Thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it.
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Can somebody please tell me if a PT3 mini will fit on a Twisp battery.
It sure does!
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Thanks Rob its highly appreciated. would you recommend it with the duel coil 1.5 ohm.
The MPT3? Sure it's the best little tank around! Best value for money tank on the planet right now!
And as far as I know the only place to get them right now is...
http://heavenlyvapors.co.za/index.php?id_product=8&controller=product
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Will do so thanks
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Last question will it be an upgrade to the twisp tank. is the money spend worth it. thanks again.
Yes most certainly. To get the best out of the mPT3 you need to get a Variable Voltage Battery so you can play with the power setting to find your sweet spot depending on which juice you put in the tank.
Hi @Shadowvapor
My suggestion is dont use the Twisp battery on other tanks. It works best on its own tank and coil.
To get the full experience of other tanks like the mpt3, get a variable voltage or variable power battery. I agree fully with @Rob Fisher.
My suggestion is dont use the Twisp battery on other tanks. It works best on its own tank and coil.
To get the full experience of other tanks like the mpt3, get a variable voltage or variable power battery. I agree fully with @Rob Fisher.
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