I'm tankin on the Kangertech Subtank and my current box mod is the mvp20w. I'm still new to the vaping scene and im wanting to upgrade to more wattage and I understand with the .5 ohm the highest I can go is the 30w level. My question is what would be the best mod for me to go to? In the future I'll be upgrading tanks. Open to anything and everything. Ideas!!! Thanks guys
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Hey bud, Welcome to VU. As you're new to vaping I can understand wanting to upgrade and wanting to try newer and bigger setups. If you plan on staying the sub ohm route, even just with tanks I would recommend looking at something like the Sigelei 150. It has a range of 10 to 150 watts and fires down to .1 ohms giving you all the versitility you'll ever need from a box and keeping your MVP as a backup.
But to power a mod like that you're going to need good batteries with a continuous amp drain rating of 20 amps or more and a good battery charger to charge them with such as any Xtar brand charger or one from the Efest LUC series. For batteries I recommend LG HD2 or HB6 or Sony VTC 3's or VTC 4s. Despite the low 1600 mah rating of the VTC 3's I get about the same amount of run time from them as I do my LG HD2 batteries which are 2000 mah. I will link a couple threads below to give you the basic in's and out's of things and if you have a brick and mortar shop close by you can go look at stuff and hold in your hand i highly recommend so...even if you plan to shop online it's always nice to get a literal feel for things. Best of luck on your hunt for a new mod and happy vaping. Oh yeah,...I am adding an ohm's law calculator as well...if you're going to sub ohm, prebuild coils or self built, you need to have a basic understanding of ohm's law...see linked threads for more details.
http://thelocust.net/ohm/ ------ ohm's law calculator
http://vapingunderground.com/threads/new-sort-of-to-vaping-and-want-huge-clouds.57203/#post-342138 ----instructions and helpful shopping hints and info
http://vapingunderground.com/thread...-sick-clouds-bro-thread-sticky-edition.78126/ ---Vaping Underground's unoffical "how to" beginners guide to advanced vaping penned by one of our mods and a heck of a nice guy @OBDave
But to power a mod like that you're going to need good batteries with a continuous amp drain rating of 20 amps or more and a good battery charger to charge them with such as any Xtar brand charger or one from the Efest LUC series. For batteries I recommend LG HD2 or HB6 or Sony VTC 3's or VTC 4s. Despite the low 1600 mah rating of the VTC 3's I get about the same amount of run time from them as I do my LG HD2 batteries which are 2000 mah. I will link a couple threads below to give you the basic in's and out's of things and if you have a brick and mortar shop close by you can go look at stuff and hold in your hand i highly recommend so...even if you plan to shop online it's always nice to get a literal feel for things. Best of luck on your hunt for a new mod and happy vaping. Oh yeah,...I am adding an ohm's law calculator as well...if you're going to sub ohm, prebuild coils or self built, you need to have a basic understanding of ohm's law...see linked threads for more details.
http://thelocust.net/ohm/ ------ ohm's law calculator
http://vapingunderground.com/threads/new-sort-of-to-vaping-and-want-huge-clouds.57203/#post-342138 ----instructions and helpful shopping hints and info
http://vapingunderground.com/thread...-sick-clouds-bro-thread-sticky-edition.78126/ ---Vaping Underground's unoffical "how to" beginners guide to advanced vaping penned by one of our mods and a heck of a nice guy @OBDave