A Series of Vaping Disasters... looking for advice.

[Donso]

Hi everyone, I never had leaking my nautilus mini, best flavour ! I use it for outdoors with a Spinner II battery.. and my indoor baby is the Delta II RBA on a cheap "Ecapple" mod that works with a 18650 battery. Of course I own several batteries and charge them on a Li-ion charger, never on the mod, I think its better for the lifetime of the batteries.
My Delta II also never leaks. Greetings to Bulgaria and all vapers in the world from Panamá

 

[james28]

I haven't had time to rest through all the replies but here is my two penneth worth (may be a little too British lol) my job keeps me on the go with some very unpredictable sudden moments of intense activity. I had an e-roll but after dropping vaping for a couple of years I returned and it started going flat. I asked for advice here and settled for a subox mini kit. Partly because i liked the look of it and largely for the reviews.
It works for me, craving for a smoke doesn't happen. This tastes better.
I am carful ish with it, if I know that I am about to have to suddenly do lots of activity it stays in the car. If not it comes with me. Can't fault the kit, I know you don't want to spend any more money but if it works with your current battery set up (never had an ego so I can't comment) the. I really recommend the sub tank mini (again new version, not had the v1). It seems durable and I have been running a stock occ coil for 3 weeks, 60+ml of juice with no issues. Just my take.

 

[Donso]

hi @james28 , I act the same way, I treat my vape tanks, asif they were made of paper and they are my daily gold in my bag. Tell me a bit more about the consumption of the sub tank mini. How many ml do you vape per day and per week ? I didn´t buy the Atlantis 2 cause I was told it is a very thirsty one...
The Triton I use is great with good flavor and vape but consumes much more than my nautilus.
Tell me, how about your sub tank mini ? Greetings.

 

[nakillo]

I also wanted to buy the Ego One but I read some people having leaking issues, being said that, you have to try another coil and see if the problem was there.

If finally you want to buy a new atomizer, I would go for the Kanger Subtank Nano, same diameter 19mm. and a very reliable tank.

 

[awsum140]

If you want a really durable mod style, try a Heatvape Invade Mini. It's shock resistant, water resistant, covered with a heavy coat of silicon and built like a tank. The weak point will still be the atomizer, but that is true of almost every style out there. It runs on a single 18650 that can supply 20 amps continuous and will work in VW or temperature control so any atomizer will work with it that is above .1 ohms.

 

[james28]

hi @james28 , I act the same way, I treat my vape tanks, asif they were made of paper and they are my daily gold in my bag. Tell me a bit more about the consumption of the sub tank mini. How many ml do you vape per day and per week ? I didn´t buy the Atlantis 2 cause I was told it is a very thirsty one...
The Triton I use is great with good flavor and vape but consumes much more than my nautilus.
Tell me, how about your sub tank mini ? Greetings.

I am going through around 30ml in nine days however some days when I am vaping a lot I will run through two tanks, or three but it hasn't got a huge capacity, I am guessing a couple of ml usable so I don't find it too bad. I have been really impressed with it so far but admittedly I have nothing decent to compare it too.

 

[rootlinux]

If you want a great sub tank that is easy on the juice but great on flavor and vapor, I suggest the isub. 20.00 or less brand new. No liquid spit back either. All you need is 20-35 watts to cloud up the place. I have two of them.
You can chain vape with the isub and not go through a tank a day without any lose of flavor or vapor. 20.00 so it's cheap. Doesn't leak either. It has a mesh over the coil.

 

[rootlinux]

Oh and the 510 connection is part of the coil. Every time you change coils you get a new connection. No more worries about losing connection.