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kbox has a standard 510 connector... maybe take a look at the innokin isub apex... but subtank should not be leaking like that - check to make sure coil is seated firmly but not over tightened (if you overtighten, will deform or damage o-ring under coil head and can cause leaking issues)
Guessing you bought a 'kit'... the question is why are your subtanks leaking?
Anyway... if you can find a nice top-fill that doesn't require 50 watts or more, I say go for it!
Anyway... if you can find a nice top-fill that doesn't require 50 watts or more, I say go for it!
Your Subtank shouldn't be leaking like that. Disassemble and make sure the coil isn't missing an o-ring and is properly seated.
Guessing you bought a 'kit'... the question is why are your subtanks leaking?
Anyway... if you can find a nice top-fill that doesn't require 50 watts or more, I say go for it!
Ya I did. I bought an aspire tank yesterday and it works well.
I have been using a Subtank mini with the 1.2 ohm vertical coil for 2 weeks and it has not dribbled a drop or even gurgled.
What kind of coil is that I see in there?
What kind of coil is that I see in there?
Do you think mods are better? I was looking at the Aspire or Dot.
I am not understanding your question. Are mods better than what? We were talking about toppers, weren't we? Aspire and dotmod are companies and they make both mods and toppers.
I bought a few of the first subtanks, in my opinion they are all junk. Everyone leaked, whether the new models are any better is unbeknownst to me, would never buy another though.
I agree. It's terrible, I even went to a shop to see if I was wrapping my coil too tight, wicking wrong, etc. It just continued to leak, and it actually produces LESS flavor than my tiny beginners Innokin pen. Strange.
Ah! Ok, I understand. Yes, I personally have a preference for tube-type mods, but I mostly vape pure mechanicals. I vaped an Aspire CF at the local B&M a while back and I was not particularly impressed. Partly because it's gigantic, partly because it's fixed battery, and partly because it's limited to 50 watts, which I thought a bit light for the size and price, not because I routinely vape higher than that. As for dotmods... AFAIK, the only mod they make (made?) is the Petri, and if you can find one-- a used one-- under $150 in decent condition, I suggest you buy it immediately, lol. I haven't seen anybody with a new one for sale in ages. And they're a good bit closer to $2-300 when they are. THe Petri, however, is a pure mechanical mod and this is not something I recommend for new vapers. There are serious safety issues involved; nothing you couldn't learn but some experience is advisable. Frankly, if you don't like the K-box, there aren't a lot of regulated mods powerful enough for subohm-- 40 watts plus, minimum-- that aren't box mods. The Innokin Cool Fire 4 is not too boxy. The Sigelei Mini Book is sort of boxy with one round edge. Both of those are 40 watt machines; the Innokin fixed battery and the Sigelei removable. Just about anything else I would recommend to you is pretty boxy looking. The SX Mini is not so much, but it's pricey.
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