I have no idea what the Aspire looks like, but are you sure what's in the Aspire won't fit the ST?
KangerTech SUBTANK Mini
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Similar but no. I imagine that Kanger will eventually sell repair parts when enough people ask for them.
Is there 2 versions(revisions) of the Subtank Mini?
I have an older version(bought when initially released) that has one air slot in the rotating ring....
my buddy bought one 2 days ago at a vape shop and his has 2 slightly smaller slots in the rotating ring....
just making sure either one is not a clone.
thanks
I have an older version(bought when initially released) that has one air slot in the rotating ring....
my buddy bought one 2 days ago at a vape shop and his has 2 slightly smaller slots in the rotating ring....
just making sure either one is not a clone.
thanks
There are two different versions. The one with one slot in the ring is the older one.
Yes there is 3 different airflow valves
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I have had to deal with them recently to fix my leaking Subtank Mini. I tried everything and it would not stop leaking so I finally contacted Kanger and followed the directions on their website for warranty returns. When you return something to them make sure you use tracking! I gave them a few days after they received the tank and then started emailing them.....asking about it....what was wrong with it, etc. They kind of started ignoring me so I contacted my dealer and he emailed them and they sent my tank out the same day!
Overall they can be a little slow and unresponsive but I think if you keep after them they will eventually follow thru.
Chinese manufacturers are not well known for their customer service. Yihi is smart in only distributing to "authorized resellers". Vendors are then the front line for all CS issues. Vendors are compensated as there is much higher margin of profit in Yihi's products.
Hi all, i've just purchased an Istick 30W and the the STmini. I also purchase this coil building kit:
Premium Rebuildable Atomizer Tool Kit RDA RBA Kuro Coil Jig Set Ohm Meter | eBay along with some Japanese OC and 26/30 gauge temco kanthal wires. Plan are to start with the single coil using the 26 awg to get the hang of things and 30 awg for twisted single coils.
I'm a MTL hitter and prefer a warm (not hot
) vape. The kit comes with 1-3.5mm posts (increments of .5mm). What resistance should i aim for and what post size to use? Thanks in advance!
Premium Rebuildable Atomizer Tool Kit RDA RBA Kuro Coil Jig Set Ohm Meter | eBay along with some Japanese OC and 26/30 gauge temco kanthal wires. Plan are to start with the single coil using the 26 awg to get the hang of things and 30 awg for twisted single coils.
I'm a MTL hitter and prefer a warm (not hot
) vape. The kit comes with 1-3.5mm posts (increments of .5mm). What resistance should i aim for and what post size to use? Thanks in advance!
Warm but not hot.... I'd try for .7 ohm or so, my preference of ID is 3mm on the sub tanksHi all, i've just purchased an Istick 30W and the the STmini. I also purchase this coil building kit:
Premium Rebuildable Atomizer Tool Kit RDA RBA Kuro Coil Jig Set Ohm Meter | eBay along with some Japanese OC and 26/30 gauge temco kanthal wires. Plan are to start with the single coil using the 26 awg to get the hang of things and 30 awg for twisted single coils.
I'm a MTL hitter and prefer a warm (not hot
Hi all, i've just purchased an Istick 30W and the the STmini. I also purchase this coil building kit:
Premium Rebuildable Atomizer Tool Kit RDA RBA Kuro Coil Jig Set Ohm Meter | eBay along with some Japanese OC and 26/30 gauge temco kanthal wires. Plan are to start with the single coil using the 26 awg to get the hang of things and 30 awg for twisted single coils.
I'm a MTL hitter and prefer a warm (not hot
Just out of curio @AC2DC which of the factory coils did you like the .5 or 1.2Ω?
Take a look at the presets on steam-engine.com's Mod Range webpp...Mod range | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators for your iStick. And the...Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators will give you a better handle on what to expect from your wind's resistance.
Good luck.
Great info in this thread thanks for the tips from everyone. Using a 7/64 bit with twisted 28 kanthal at 5 wraps for .8 ohm on the rba and working real well. USM suggested a 3mm bit to make both occ and rba coils but damn l cant find one anywhere so thinking I'll order a couple before I attempt an occ build. Unless you guys think a 7/64 bit will work for the occ then I'll give it a shot.
Really enjoy this tank and want to get another one. That black and red one being released june 10'th looks sweeet I sure hope they sell them seperately from the subox kit.
I know nobody has probabaly used one yet but what does everyone think of the new rba design? Looks similar to the occ wicking style with those big holes in the side. Wonder how they will perform.
Eta my initial thought idk if I like the new rba. It will probably be better for max vg jjuice I suppose but that does not concern me. I really like how well the current rba works. One of the reasons I like it more than the occ is juice channels are at the very bottom so you can vape to damn near empty. Idk if the new rba has juice channels at the bottom also (I doubt it) but if not thats a big con for me. If these new rbas are going to be replacing the current ones I'm likely gonna buy at least 4 spares of the current style in case I cannot get them in the future.
Really enjoy this tank and want to get another one. That black and red one being released june 10'th looks sweeet I sure hope they sell them seperately from the subox kit.
I know nobody has probabaly used one yet but what does everyone think of the new rba design? Looks similar to the occ wicking style with those big holes in the side. Wonder how they will perform.
Eta my initial thought idk if I like the new rba. It will probably be better for max vg jjuice I suppose but that does not concern me. I really like how well the current rba works. One of the reasons I like it more than the occ is juice channels are at the very bottom so you can vape to damn near empty. Idk if the new rba has juice channels at the bottom also (I doubt it) but if not thats a big con for me. If these new rbas are going to be replacing the current ones I'm likely gonna buy at least 4 spares of the current style in case I cannot get them in the future.
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Just received some of these, and they work great, and look pretty cool!
It simply goes on top of your existing Kanger Sub Mini (or Pro, I believe) base!
NO leaks, and it's actually much simpler then the original tank!
If anyone is interested, I have a few I want to get rid of... pm me.
I just ordered several of those for the STM, and a couple to try on my KFL's. Hope they are all good.
Anything smaller then 3mm will work (that's the largest that will fit through the wick holes). The larger ID does help with wicking when using high vg liquid, but I recently tried a 2.5mm and it worked fine. But yes, I prefer a 3mm.
Sweet thanks for the info I'm gonna give the 7/64 on the occ a whirl.
I will be watching to see how folks like em, in the meantime I think I'll order a 5 pk. of OCC heads I can rebuild, and another RBA head.
I'm with you guys, not liking that new RBA OR the new coils... well, the new vertical coils might be better but, not as easy to rebuild that's for sure!
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