I don't know if I'm technically new to the vape community. I've been at it for a year and a half. But I'm ready to take the next step. I have a Xpro M22 variable wattage mod and a nautilus aspire mini tank 2.0 ohm coil and all that good stuff. I'm happy with this set up but I want more vape and more flavor! I don't know much so I apologize if when you start throwing around vape terms I don't understand just yet. That's what im here for. I know some very basic things. Talk to me like im 3
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If its working for you... nothing...
If you just want to upgrade there are 100's of different ways to go.
If you just want to upgrade there are 100's of different ways to go.
Just a few things would include: you could use lower ohm coils (rebuilding 'em yourself). You could use an RDA (rebuildable dripping atomizer, where you drip directly into the unit, and onto the wicks, rather than using a tank). You could change your PG/VG ratio. Like VJ posted, lots of options.
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There are also multiple subohm tanks you could look at if you want to stick to a tank system but get more of the fun stuff.Joytech Delta II, Kanger Subtank, Aspire Atlantis are a few good examples. There are many others as well.
If it's flavor and clouds you want, an RDA in the way to go. You gain experience from building your coils, and flavor is boosted a lot more. You should also look into higher VG concentrated juices for more vapor production, it takes a little while to readjust to a higher VG ratio, but it's not that bad. Also, VG doesn't crackle and pop nearly as bad as PG.
I have a bunch of mods and RDAs but my go to is the vaporshark rDNA40 and an Aspire Nautilus tank, I'll use sub tanks and RDAs from time to time but i just like the flavor of the tank... just all around good. End the end its whatever makes you happy/comfortable.
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It's a massive jump going from a Nautilus to an RDA. Building coils can be confusing and difficult at first.
22W is just enough in my opinion to run a Kangertech Subtank with the previous gen horizontal coils.
The Subtank mini comes with a rebuildable Base as well as a 0.5 and 1.2 ohm coil. You can have a go at building to see if you like it and at 22w you'll get a decent Vape from the higher ohm head.
Your M22 will fire down to 1 ohm in wattage mode, so the 1.2 ohm coil would be ideal. The M22 also had a mech mode and should fire the 0.5, though I can't confirm that.
22W is just enough in my opinion to run a Kangertech Subtank with the previous gen horizontal coils.
The Subtank mini comes with a rebuildable Base as well as a 0.5 and 1.2 ohm coil. You can have a go at building to see if you like it and at 22w you'll get a decent Vape from the higher ohm head.
Your M22 will fire down to 1 ohm in wattage mode, so the 1.2 ohm coil would be ideal. The M22 also had a mech mode and should fire the 0.5, though I can't confirm that.
