Which tank is best
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i personally prefer the protank. i dont mind that you can change the drip tip, the glass is good for citruses and cinnamon flavors, and i like the bcc. but its up to you man
I would have to recommend the protank 2 as well, especially since they can now be fully disassembled for cleaning.
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The one that is Best for may may be total garbage to you.
Suggest you get
1 clearomizer tank Top coil
1 Clearomizer tank Bottom coil
1 cartomizer tank - (2) to cartomizers for testing
1 IGO-L - simple wick and coil Dripper - for flavor testing
Test, learn, decide on preference and advance.
The one that is Best for may may be total garbage to you.
Suggest you get
1 clearomizer tank Top coil
1 Clearomizer tank Bottom coil
1 cartomizer tank - (2) to cartomizers for testing
1 IGO-L - simple wick and coil Dripper - for flavor testing
Test, learn, decide on preference and advance.
I am in the minority I think, but I prefer the Vivi Nova over the Protank. I prefer a warmer vape and to me the protank has a loose draw. I do not vape any liquids that can not go in plastic tanks but a glass Vivi nova would be great.
Nor the worst
However, again this is all subjective and there are those that would disagree on any selection.
I also use ProTanks and Vivi Nova, DCT and also tank from Phiniac as well as Zen atty. The Phiniac is becoming the tank where I put my favorite juice in because I love the draw on this tank with my Provari.
I use several tanks. I have some Kanger MT3s, a Zen-Atty-Pro Genesis style rebuildable, and just recently aquired the Davide 3ml tank as well as a sister 2ml tank for my eGo. The Kanger and 2ml Davide tanks are great for on-the-go vaping, the Genesis is great for sitting around the house and I can switch out to the 3ml David on my Provari when I want to mix it up or don't want to worry about keeping my Provari upright - a requirement of the Genesis style tanks.
The Genesis style tank gives the best vape, but the bottom coil tanks provide a very, very good vape and are far more convenient. I like to rebuild my coils and do so with the Kanger coils and (obviously) the rebuildable Genny. I don't like top-coil setups, although many do. All in all, tanks are pretty cheap - with some exceptions (*cough* Zen-Atty *cough*). Try a few and see what you like. I can report the build quality of the new Davide tanks is top-notch.
Note that if you do decide on a rebuildable Genny, the AGT-T2 is a reasonably priced alternative to the Zen-Atty. (Although I love my Zen and make no excuses for it. It is a lovely piece of hardware.)
The Genesis style tank gives the best vape, but the bottom coil tanks provide a very, very good vape and are far more convenient. I like to rebuild my coils and do so with the Kanger coils and (obviously) the rebuildable Genny. I don't like top-coil setups, although many do. All in all, tanks are pretty cheap - with some exceptions (*cough* Zen-Atty *cough*). Try a few and see what you like. I can report the build quality of the new Davide tanks is top-notch.
Note that if you do decide on a rebuildable Genny, the AGT-T2 is a reasonably priced alternative to the Zen-Atty. (Although I love my Zen and make no excuses for it. It is a lovely piece of hardware.)
I prefer the Davide over the Protank. The Protank is widely considered the top of the line clearomizer on the market. Have not tried the PT2 yet, so maybe it's comparable to or better than the Davide. There are many types of tanks, and a step up, imho, is the cartomizer tank. Many options for both tanks and cartomizers. All I vape anymore, other than RBA's. Good luck!
Advice and Tips for Vapors Looking to Buy Their First RBA:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/4454-7-advice-tips-vapors-looking-try-their-first-rba.html
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I have an eGo Twist 1100mAh and I use Mini ViVi Novas. I have tried the T3s and an couple of other bottom coil tanks but for me they just don't have the flavor or warm vape the ViVis do. I keep a supply of coils....simply unscrew the old and screw in the new...easy.
I started off with a kanger pro tank and still enjoy it. I've also bought a couple mini kanger t3's that I enjoy as well.
However, I recently bought a phoenix rba clone and i must say that it has been a great experience. totally smooth vape and not as airy compared to the protank. the best thing is you can easily switch flavors but the con is you always have to drip some every now and then.
However, I recently bought a phoenix rba clone and i must say that it has been a great experience. totally smooth vape and not as airy compared to the protank. the best thing is you can easily switch flavors but the con is you always have to drip some every now and then.
I use 65%VG liquid, so I've found cartomizers to not get all clogged up by its thickness, and I can easily tell if the holes aren't large enough for the liquid to function properly. So they can bore out rather easy, so a tank is really just the decoration for the cartomizer at that point. Some pyrex tanks, like my cheap smoktech DCT and the not cheap Odyssey Nova, may need the fluid delivery holes to be placed lower than where typical pre-punched holes are located, and unfortunately using a carto-punch to do it myself on non-punched cartomizers can bend the tube. Which makes the carto not fit in the tank from the extremely tight fit it already has.
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