Anyone else have insight or tips with this tank? Here's mine and keep in mind I'm using 90VG juice.
I'll cut to the chase and say it's a big disappointment for me. Not because I hate the tank, but because I really really like the tank itself. It's something about the coils that ruin the experience for me. The tank itself looks good to me, is easy to fill and maintain and is relatively small considering it holds 4mil.
I liked the concept of the "no leak" Cubis tank but hated having to look for a fill line. I wasn't digging the coils either. In addition to the concept, I liked the top airflow too even though some would find it a little restrictive.
I thought the Lyche looked cool and maybe solved what I felt were short comings with the Cubis. The side fill meant I didn't have to worry about a fill line, yet it would be dead simple to replace coils and clean. The top airflow worked the same way, yet it's more wide open than the Cubis if you want it. I had also read promising things about both it's notch coil and the dual coil.
The tank itself was everything I had hoped, though using a side fill for the first time had a slight learning curve not to overfill. The problem is the coils. Again promising because they both taste good, but holy crap I can't keep them from not flooding. They gurgle and spit like crazy especially if you play around with finding a good wattage and temp in TC mode. I finally gave up on TC mode with these coils because of that.
The coils are rated between 40 and 60 watts. I can usually run lower on coils like that and these hit so hard that I wanted to lower them even more than my usual 37 watts (give or take). Okay, so maybe that was the problem, so I tried the minimum 40 watts. Nope, still had gurgling. Okay, lets try 50 watts. Hmmm, that's better, nope I take it back, gurgling and spitting again after letting it sit for 5 minutes. That's a shame, especially since it hits so strong in the 30s. Why would it hit so strong in the 30s yet have this issue? It makes me wonder if there just isn't enough cotton in there. I mean there are only two juice holes compared to the 3 much larger juice holes in the Cleito - and I don't flood Cleitos. So what's the deal.
I'm using it at 58 watts now and though it's better, and tastes great, you can still hear that it is sucking up some major juice, and if you let it sit for a couple minutes, it still gurgles. Considering how well it hits in the 30s, I don't want to go higher anyway because of battery depletion, but it's irrelevant because even in the 50s both coils gurgle. What a shame. Back to my Triton and Cleito coils.
I'll cut to the chase and say it's a big disappointment for me. Not because I hate the tank, but because I really really like the tank itself. It's something about the coils that ruin the experience for me. The tank itself looks good to me, is easy to fill and maintain and is relatively small considering it holds 4mil.
I liked the concept of the "no leak" Cubis tank but hated having to look for a fill line. I wasn't digging the coils either. In addition to the concept, I liked the top airflow too even though some would find it a little restrictive.
I thought the Lyche looked cool and maybe solved what I felt were short comings with the Cubis. The side fill meant I didn't have to worry about a fill line, yet it would be dead simple to replace coils and clean. The top airflow worked the same way, yet it's more wide open than the Cubis if you want it. I had also read promising things about both it's notch coil and the dual coil.
The tank itself was everything I had hoped, though using a side fill for the first time had a slight learning curve not to overfill. The problem is the coils. Again promising because they both taste good, but holy crap I can't keep them from not flooding. They gurgle and spit like crazy especially if you play around with finding a good wattage and temp in TC mode. I finally gave up on TC mode with these coils because of that.
The coils are rated between 40 and 60 watts. I can usually run lower on coils like that and these hit so hard that I wanted to lower them even more than my usual 37 watts (give or take). Okay, so maybe that was the problem, so I tried the minimum 40 watts. Nope, still had gurgling. Okay, lets try 50 watts. Hmmm, that's better, nope I take it back, gurgling and spitting again after letting it sit for 5 minutes. That's a shame, especially since it hits so strong in the 30s. Why would it hit so strong in the 30s yet have this issue? It makes me wonder if there just isn't enough cotton in there. I mean there are only two juice holes compared to the 3 much larger juice holes in the Cleito - and I don't flood Cleitos. So what's the deal.
I'm using it at 58 watts now and though it's better, and tastes great, you can still hear that it is sucking up some major juice, and if you let it sit for a couple minutes, it still gurgles. Considering how well it hits in the 30s, I don't want to go higher anyway because of battery depletion, but it's irrelevant because even in the 50s both coils gurgle. What a shame. Back to my Triton and Cleito coils.
