vape pen to sub ohm ? oh dear

Ayansinha wrote:

As Foxey expressed, are you sure that you're ready for a setup like this?

Because, it looks like you're not, honestly.

I'd suggest you get something less... risky.

Maybe SKU 3703604


or SKU 3919100


or even SKU 6537500


and top it with SKU 5888200 (coils are SKU 5915100, buy lots if you want)

foxey wrote:

It's not that bad :)
I have a few setups that smokers can try out, and honestly: most of them have gone with the Subtank Mini, 1.2ohm coil, smallest airflow. It seems to be a decent enough vape to make the transition.

@Ayansinha: let's analyze this.
If you buy this subox, besides the subox you need a good battery. Samsung 30Q: SKU 3935802
You put the battery in the mod, and you can charge it through the usb connection in the mod. Nothing difficult, but make sure you choose a safe battery, like the one I just linked.
Besides that, buy a pack of 1.2 ohm coils. If you vape 50-70 puffs a day, they will last you quite a while. 1.2 ohm coils: SKU 2010103

If you have that, you're good to go. Simply ignore the other two coils in the box, screw in a 1.2 ohm coil, fill the tank with ejuice, close it, and let it sit for 10-15 minutes to make sure the coil is saturated before your first puff.
The tank has an airflow ring. Twist it until it's set at the smallest hole.
Set the mod at 12 watts. Take a puff. If you like it, you're all set. If it feels a bit too strong, change the wattage to 11W. If it feels too weak, change it to 13W. Go higher or lower until you find your preferred setting.
Airflow ring on the tank works the same, if you feel you need a bit more airy draw, open it up a bit.

Now, if you read all that and think "Hm, sounds easy enough", go for it. If you think "That sounds like a lot of hassle", go for this:
Innokin Endure T22. SKU 4517902. Same box style looks, but a much easier device.
It comes with a battery already inside, so no need to worry about that. It only has one button, so no wattage settings to worry about. No airflow choices, the tank just works as it is. It'll give you a similar experience as your vape pen, but with much better flavor, no leaking, no spitting juice into your mouth.
Pick up a packof coils SKU 3932500 and you're all set.

Ayansinha wrote:

I suggest you buy enough coils to change at least once a week for two months and an extra or two. Better to have too many than not enough.

Go with SIMPLE kit. Anything will be better than your vape pen so go with a good suggestion that is easy for you to use, cheap to maintain and within your budget.

Thanks for all suggestions. I just want a mod which looks like subbox mini. Because subbox looks stylist.But also have few harassment.Suggest me some more mod which is easy to use for first timer.
And what is the rubber rings in subbox mini box?

SKU 6053200
if you want a no hassle easy to fit coil set up that a good step up from a pan style, the battery is good ,the tank and coils give great flavour and are very cheap, just fire the button and vape,,, get the 1 ohm kanthal coils SKU 2263100 , cheap and very cheerful

Bought two of these kits @ 10 dollars each... Gave one away to a new vaper and she is doing very well with it... I have been pleasantly surprised with how well the kit performs...

Thoes Kanger Subox kits are way over priced. Especially for old gear...

@ ayansinha

When I started my vape journey, over 2 years ago, youtube was my first port of call. There's really no better way to understand the complexities of vaping than to see someone demonstrate it firsthand. And, judging by your questions, you have a lot to learn.

Do check out pbusardo's channel: couple of videos targeted at newbies that are quite informative. He does tend to waffle a bit, but some great learning there.

Finally, where are you located in India? Some of us get our stuff sooner than others :)

TruckinVapor wrote:

Most gear is priced higher than I am willing to pay... I like to pay no more than a quarter on the dollar of the original roll out price and often find less than a dime on the dollar deals... ;)

I'm gonna make a suggestion here. Don't buy anything with replaceable batteries for now. Buy something with fixed batts.

The reason I am telling you this, is that lithium ion batteries can be hard to import in a lot of countries. For the price of a couple of batteries you could buy a couple of Karnoos or other simple built-ins.

Base your choice on easy-to-understand for now. As you go along and learn things, you can upgrade bit by bit and it won't cost you much and you can learn to work within your budget and how to plan for shipping times and all that stuff.

You have years, if you want them, to build up your supplies and your skillz. For now, you just want to get something better than your vape pens that will give you better taste and performance. The problem is, experienced vapers tend to forget what it was like when they were new and there was so much to learn.

When I started it was simple stuff and it was two years later that I learned to make my own ejuice. Then it was another year before I started building my own atomizers and I still make the most inexpensive kit I can find. Dunno about you but I'm in this to save money and stay off smokes.

Lots of times I see poor n00bs spend a fortune on equipment that is overpriced and they can't maintain its functioning. So choose something you understand and that will be easy and cheap for you to use and that has a reputation for reliability.

And I agree with the suggestion that you cruise YouTube to figure out how to work with, and maintain your kit. Before you buy anything, look and see if it's too much work or simple enough to learn from.