Inquiry regarding different ways to vape DMT

[Neo011001]

Hello everyone, I’d like to hear from people who have vaped DMT using various methods...
1. Is there a vape mod that can be fitted with a bowl (banger/cup), e-mesh, sub-ohm tank, and a cartridge, and work properly with all of them? (I believe this is key.) From there, I could simply purchase the appropriate attachments.
2. Within the world of vape mods, which are the best ones currently available? Which chip or brand should I look for?
3. Could you suggest the ideal setups for these types of experiences?
4. I’ve read that with a bowl or e-mesh, you can achieve a full breakthrough in just 1 or 2 hits... whereas with a sub-ohm tank, you’d need more, and with a cartridge, even more still... (though this all depends on the DMT-to-PG ratio). If budget were no object, what would you recommend?

 

[The Sofa Traveler]

Is there a vape mod that can be fitted with a bowl (banger/cup), e-mesh, sub-ohm tank, and a cartridge, and work properly with all of them? (I believe this is key.) From there, I could simply purchase the appropriate attachments.

Can't tell for the bowl (banger/cup) part as I have no experience with them, but most of 510 threaded mods will be fine for e-mesh RDA, sub-ohm tanks and 510 thread carts, considering that the mod can accommodate a tank - whether it's sub-ohm or RTA/RDA - with the same diameter as the one chosen. So yes, you could just get a mod an use the attachment you prefer.

Within the world of vape mods, which are the best ones currently available? Which chip or brand should I look for?

It depends on your needs. If you need an accurate, fine tunable and reliable mod for TC (Temperature Control) use, those with Evolv DNA chipset are the most sought after but they are also quite expensive. That said, TC mode is not really needed when everything is properly dialed, power/watts mode is less tricky and works just fine. For high Ω value carts (>1Ω), a variable voltage mode would be a nice feature too as it will allow to deliver lower power than the minimum 5 watts most of the mods are limited to.
Currently, the mod I find the most versatile is the Aspire Huracan EX/LX, it allows for big tanks (up to 26mm) while remaining compact and has all the vape modes you'd need (variable watts and voltage, TC, power curve). Here is a list of mods and sub-ohm tanks I recommend. Most of the mods listed should also cover your other needs (RTA/RDA, carts). If you plan to use modes other than watts mode, check their features first, some don't have TC, some don't have variable voltage, etc.

I’ve read that with a bowl or e-mesh, you can achieve a full breakthrough in just 1 or 2 hits... whereas with a sub-ohm tank, you’d need more, and with a cartridge, even more still... (though this all depends on the DMT-to-PG ratio). If budget were no object, what would you recommend?

You can easily blast off in 1 or 2 tokes with a proper sub-ohm tank using 0.15Ω coils and 1g/1.5mL juice, while keeping convenience (multiple session without reweigh/reload, easier to share). I'd advise to get a mod, e-mesh RTA/RDA and a sub-ohm tank attachments and try them to see what suits you the best.
To me, sub-ohm tank is the most straightforward and the most convenient. E-mesh, aside from the fact that it's difficult to get the right equipment nowadays - especially the suitable meshes part - might be more prone to hits&misses as it could involve more variables, especially from the assembly part.

 

[Neo011001]

Can't tell for the bowl (banger/cup) part as I have no experience with them, but most of 510 threaded mods will be fine for e-mesh RDA, sub-ohm tanks and 510 thread carts, considering that the mod can accommodate a tank - whether it's sub-ohm or RTA/RDA - with the same diameter as the one chosen. So yes, you could just get a mod an use the attachment you prefer.

It depends on your needs. If you need an accurate, fine tunable and reliable mod for TC (Temperature Control) use, those with Evolv DNA chipset are the most sought after but they are also quite expensive. That said, TC mode is not really needed when everything is properly dialed, power/watts mode is less tricky and works just fine. For high Ω value carts (>1Ω), a variable voltage mode would be a nice feature too as it will allow to deliver lower power than the minimum 5 watts most of the mods are limited to.
Currently, the mod I find the most versatile is the Aspire Huracan EX/LX, it allows for big tanks (up to 26mm) while remaining compact and has all the vape modes you'd need (variable watts and voltage, TC, power curve). Here is a list of mods and sub-ohm tanks I recommend. Most of the mods listed should also cover your other needs (RTA/RDA, carts). If you plan to use modes other than watts mode, check their features first, some don't have TC, some don't have variable voltage, etc.

You can easily blast off in 1 or 2 tokes with a proper sub-ohm tank using 0.15Ω coils and 1g/1.5mL juice, while keeping convenience (multiple session without reweigh/reload, easier to share). I'd advise to get a mod, e-mesh RTA/RDA and a sub-ohm tank attachments and try them to see what suits you the best.
To me, sub-ohm tank is the most straightforward and the most convenient. E-mesh, aside from the fact that it's difficult to get the right equipment nowadays - especially the suitable meshes part - might be more prone to hits&misses as it could involve more variables, especially from the assembly part.

Thank you very much for your response and for the information provided. So, as I understand it, sub-ohm vaping would be a good method for you. I’d like to ask: does the liquid hold up well inside without spoiling? I used to vape occasionally—I used a Drag 3—but the glycerin would always end up darkening, which left a really bad taste. I’m curious if that’s still an issue these days.
Also, would smaller tanks—for example, 2 ml—be a good solution? And regarding the mix—1g / 0.7 PG / 0.3 VG—is that a good ratio? How many puffs would it take to reach the "break-in" point? And how long do you think the liquid would stay good before it starts to spoil?
Thanks for the help!

 

[The Sofa Traveler]

Thank you very much for your response and for the information provided. So, as I understand it, sub-ohm vaping would be a good method for you. I’d like to ask: does the liquid hold up well inside without spoiling? I used to vape occasionally—I used a Drag 3—but the glycerin would always end up darkening, which left a really bad taste. I’m curious if that’s still an issue these days.
Also, would smaller tanks—for example, 2 ml—be a good solution? And regarding the mix—1g / 0.7 PG / 0.3 VG—is that a good ratio? How many puffs would it take to reach the "break-in" point? And how long do you think the liquid would stay good before it starts to spoil?
Thanks for the help!

When the mod/tank is used with appropriate settings, without overheating, there is no reason for the juice to be spoiled and have bad taste. When the taste turns nasty or drastically changes, it's likely due to successive overheating. That said, even without misuse, juice will tend to darken over time due to heat exposure and oxidation but that will not affect the taste or potency.
2mL is perfect for this purpose, with bigger tanks it will be more difficult to keep the wick soaked properly, especially when you only have small liquid amount (left or initial).
1g/1mL 70PG/30VG will be prone to recrystallization, such ratio should be done with 100% PG but it would only be required to blast off on a 0.4Ω or 0.3Ω coil, you definitely don't need to go there with a 0.15Ω coiled sub-ohm tank. 1g/1.5mL would be more than enough in this case and a single 5-10 secs puff (according to your draw tension) would bring you where you want.
These questions are addressed in the aforementioned thread related to sub-ohm e-cig, including juices ratios, appropriate power settings according to the coil used, how to reduce oxidation on storage and other insights.

 

[Neo011001]

Cuando el mod/tanque se usa con la configuración adecuada, sin sobrecalentarse, no hay razón para que el líquido se estropee y tenga mal sabor. Si el sabor se vuelve desagradable o cambia drásticamente, probablemente se deba a sobrecalentamientos repetidos. Dicho esto, incluso sin un mal uso, el líquido tenderá a oscurecerse con el tiempo debido a la exposición al calor y la oxidación, pero esto no afectará su sabor ni su potencia.
2 ml es perfecto para este propósito; con tanques más grandes será más difícil mantener la mecha bien empapada, especialmente cuando solo queda una pequeña cantidad de líquido (restante o inicial).
Una mezcla de 1 g/1 ml con 70 PG/30 VG tiende a recristalizarse. Esta proporción debería usarse con 100 % PG, pero solo sería necesaria para obtener un rendimiento óptimo con una resistencia de 0,4 Ω o 0,3 Ω. Definitivamente, no es necesario llegar a ese punto con un tanque subohm de 0,15 Ω. 1 g/1,5 ml sería más que suficiente en este caso, y una sola calada de 5 a 10 segundos (según la intensidad de la inhalación) te daría el resultado deseado.
Estas cuestiones se abordan en el hilo mencionado anteriormente relacionado con los cigarrillos electrónicos sub-ohm , incluyendo las proporciones de los líquidos, los ajustes de potencia adecuados según la resistencia utilizada, cómo reducir la oxidación durante el almacenamiento y otras consideraciones.

Muchísimas gracias; me has aclarado bastantes dudas. ¡Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos! Incluso leyendo los foros, sigo encontrando términos nuevos y me resulta bastante confuso. (Me preocupa un poco comprar el equipo adecuado). Intentaré leer con más atención. Además, me preguntaba si sería posible acoplar un recipiente al mod, matando así dos pájaros de un tiro.

 

[blig-blug]

Muchísimas gracias; me has aclarado bastantes dudas. ¡Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos! Incluso leyendo los foros, sigo encontrando términos nuevos y me resulta bastante confuso. (Me preocupa un poco comprar el equipo adecuado). Intentaré leer con más atención. Además, me preguntaba si sería posible acoplar un recipiente al mod, matando así dos pájaros de un tiro.

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