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These tanks are so reasonable I just bought 4 of them myself, how the heck can you go wrong for $12 for a tank, I'm going to keep one and give the other 3 to new vapors that I turn on to vaping because there such a great way for new vapors to start out with no hassles of dripping or using Attys and it will make it very easy for them I believe.
My second one came with a different tip, much nicer, very easy in N out 
, thanks MV, love it.
I now own 2 MadVapes ones, 2 other SS tanks, SS Torpedo and lost a Lava. I think i need to stop buying them lil things at some point or get more mods,
, thanks MV, love it.I now own 2 MadVapes ones, 2 other SS tanks, SS Torpedo and lost a Lava. I think i need to stop buying them lil things at some point or get more mods,
Not quite DOA but the second tank I got, the carto just never would wick right. I bought some pre-punched cartos from CoV until MadVapes can get some and the tank is so much smoother and flavorful now, so something must have been up with that 2nd carto.
So the other companies' Pre-Punched Cartos are fitting in MadVapes DCT?
Yep, in fact the ones from CoV perfectly match the ones that came with the second tank from MadVapes, round spacer at the bottom. I'd much rather buy locally, but until they get them in stock I have to look elsewhere.
I've been following this thread, and I thought I'd chime in with a couple of questions.
I am sort of a "tank queen". I have 7 liquinators and about 2 dozen homemade syringe cartotanks. I have been using tanks for months, and I am pretty familiar with their operation. I have some questions.
******I have experience cutting tubing for my liquinators and syringe tanks. Is there any reason I would not be able to cut down the length of the tank so I can use regular single coil cartos? I just prefer my 3.0 single coil cartos on my VV mods.
******Can these tanks be filled like liquinators by pushing the batt end in and slanting to one side to refill? I am speaking of non-flanged cartos.
******can you do a "hot switch" with the carto by sliding a fresh one through while pushing the old one out? I am speaking of non-flanged cartos.
******Does anyone know what the tube material is? Is it polycarbonate? Syringe type plastic? Is it brittle? Do you think it'll be prone to cracks like the liquinators?
I really like my homemade tanks, but I wish I could do a "hot switch" of cartos. I find this to be the major drawback to my homemade syringe tanks when it comes time to change the carto out.
I am sort of a "tank queen". I have 7 liquinators and about 2 dozen homemade syringe cartotanks. I have been using tanks for months, and I am pretty familiar with their operation. I have some questions.
******I have experience cutting tubing for my liquinators and syringe tanks. Is there any reason I would not be able to cut down the length of the tank so I can use regular single coil cartos? I just prefer my 3.0 single coil cartos on my VV mods.
******Can these tanks be filled like liquinators by pushing the batt end in and slanting to one side to refill? I am speaking of non-flanged cartos.
******can you do a "hot switch" with the carto by sliding a fresh one through while pushing the old one out? I am speaking of non-flanged cartos.
******Does anyone know what the tube material is? Is it polycarbonate? Syringe type plastic? Is it brittle? Do you think it'll be prone to cracks like the liquinators?
I really like my homemade tanks, but I wish I could do a "hot switch" of cartos. I find this to be the major drawback to my homemade syringe tanks when it comes time to change the carto out.
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A number of people have ask about punching holes in a carto. The best and easiest is the saddle valve, you just turn the handle in until you hear a pop and continue turning until it stops and you have a perfect hole the same size every time. Another way is to use a pointed sheet rock or Deck screw and hit it with a hammer until it break thru the carto and tap it until you get the size hole you want. Practice on a old carto to get the hang of it, punch a bunch of holes in it for practice.
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I don't have a liquinator so I can't compare, but I think you can do the same things with these. The tanks are not thick and I dont think they will break easily.
I have tried all these procedures to cut or put a hole in these and I feel the easiest way is to use the screw method. Its fast and easy.
I like the screw method too, but the saddle valve I can keep in my office, so easier that a screw and hammer in the office.LOL Still waiting for your thoughts on the tank you bought from Madvapes. So will look again tomorrow, Got to get my beauty rest.
Those are a satisfied carto's 'happy farts'! That means that the coils are damp and firing fine.
Got my tank today and hitting great with no leaks for about 3 hours and wicking great with 100% VG juice
The DC carto's for the tank are now up on the site, Great price also.
LOL I read that just after pulling the trigger ...now I will have to go back and order some later....
out of curiosity what are the end caps made of?
You can make a hole-punch jig with a block of wood the size if a child's alphabet block. Simply drill a 3/8" hole through it. This will be your carto's "bed". Cut the block through the hole you just drilled long-ways. Now you have 2 halves with a semi-circled groove. Next, install a sharp-pointed screw through one half of your block, until 1/8' of the point is visible in the middle carto bed. Mark either side of the screw tip, so you know where to orient your carto. Lay a carto in the bed so that the screw tip will pierce it where you want it. Lay the other half of the block on top and give it a whack! Perfect, uniform holes every time. Works for me.
These sound interesting. I'm mostly posting to make sure I keep up with the thread. I want to know how these work out for people that use them for a month or two.
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