Need tank advice please

[57chilicat]

I could use some tank advice also! I hope to have my first Provari on Monday and at this time I use nautilus minis and Kanger aerotanks. Will these work on a Provari?

 

[MsLoud]

Yes. I use the Kanger Aerotank and GS Air tanks as well as Kayfun v4. I love them all.

 

[57chilicat]

Thanks MsLoud! I can't wait to try the Provari for the first time!

 

[MsLoud]

Just make sure you stay above 1ohm - I know they can handle a smidgen lower ohms but - for me - I do not find the need to go lower than 1.2 in my Kayfuns when building coils. I use 1.5 coils in my Aerotank and GS Air.

 

[pennysmalls]

I prefer the kayfun v4, but there are plenty of great tanks out there. I only really use Genesis style atomizers these days and would recommend a origenny by norbert.

I ordered a Tobeco v4 last night. I had been looking at it before you posted Kenny, glad to hear someone from provape recommends it!

 

[cocacola31173]

I prefer Kayfuns built around 1.8 to 2 ohms...and I have been vaping for over 3 years. I just don't care if I can fog up my house. I just want to NOT smoke and this does it for me. That is why I don't think Provape has anything to worry about because not everybody is into Sub ohm...They look at the safety of the device...not how much vapor you can pour out!

 

[Zen~]

I prefer Kayfuns built around 1.8 to 2 ohms...and I have been vaping for over 3 years. I just don't care if I can fog up my house. I just want to NOT smoke and this does it for me. That is why I don't think Provape has anything to worry about because not everybody is into Sub ohm...They look at the safety of the device...not how much vapor you can pour out!

When I first started vaping, I wanted to not smoke... I've added a few other things to my list of things I don't want to do:

1) Not Smoke
2) Not Rebuild
3) Not carry a bunch of "extra mods" and mod first aid kit just in case this one stops working.

 

[cocacola31173]

I always said that I wasn't going to learn to rebuild, but after getting so many dud replacement coils and having cartomizers not lasting long changed my mind. I like it I have 3 Kayfuns that takes me 5 minutes apiece to build and I only rebuild them once a month.
Plus I DIY so my overall cost is 10 dollars a month! That didn't used to get me 2 days when I was smoking.

 

[Zen~]

I always said that I wasn't going to learn to rebuild, but after getting so many dud replacement coils and having cartomizers not lasting long changed my mind. I like it I have 3 Kayfuns that takes me 5 minutes apiece to build and I only rebuild them once a month.
Plus I DIY so my overall cost is 10 dollars a month! That didn't used to get me 2 days when I was smoking.

I've done plenty of coil building in the past, I'm done with that. Dud coils are rare these days, and I can afford a couple bucks a week. I'll take the 5 minutes and practice music or something that brings me pleasure instead of maintaining something I feel no need to do. I don't change my own oil in my truck either. I use the the drive through car wash... Time is precious, I'm not wasting one minute on something that brings me no joy.

 

[turnipshoe]

Alright, since this post is already up, I'm 5 weeks into vaping now. Current set up is the p3 with the aspire nautilus, already ordered a p3 threaded kabuki, but have another month and a half to go for it, as its unavailable in India. What are the other good tank options, where i won't have to build the coils myself? BTW I ordered a pack of 30 bvc coils from aliexpress. Costs about $1 each with free shipping. Still don't know about the genuinity of them though. The seller does claim to be a authorised distributor with a certificate on his page.

 

[jwbnyc]

You might as well stick with the Nautilus until you get your Kabuki P3.

 

[Zen~]

at 1,00 ea, they will not be authentic Nautilus coils.... I buy them 5,000 at a time and pay more than a dollar.

 

[turnipshoe]

my bad @zen- its a typo. Coils costed around $2 each.