A lot of the early complaints about the 510-T have involved two things: the fact that it has a stiffer draw than what many want or expect, and the overall size of the tank. Both of these are valid and while I didn't mind the draw the fact I had to refill the tank about once an hour was kind of irritating yet forgivable.
That's when I noticed these:
They're billed as the "510-T XL Tank," and I should point out these are not made by Joye; in fact, I'm not sure who makes them. I ordered mine from Digital Ciggz (who I should note delivered them relatively quickly via first class mail, three days), but they're available from a lot of places. A Google search for "510-T XL" (without the quotes included) will point you to several vendors.
They're approximately 40% larger than the standard 510-T tank, and feature a whistle tip as opposed to round. That was a small disappointment to me as I prefer the round tips; I hate having to re-orient the tank to compliment the button placement on my mod. Nevertheless, I ordered five to try out.
They make a world of difference. The airflow channels are slightly larger, the interior doesn't seem to trap liquid near the top quite as much, and the tank itself is significantly bigger. It's not in eGo-T territory, but it can easily support me through heavy-to-moderate vaping for two hours, maybe more. And the draw is a bit looser . . . it's not a windtunnel, but I can feel myself exerting less effort when I inhale.
On the down side, they stick out a little farther than the regular tanks. It's not gigantic, maybe around an extra 1/4 inch, but it's noticeable. Still, not a dealbreaker. As of yet there have been no leaks and no bad taste, but I only just received them today. If that changes, I'll update, but it doesn't seem likely. The end caps seem pretty secure and simple enough to take off and put back on, but as with all tanks I'd recommend refilling with a needle-tip bottle or syringe.
If you wanted a larger tank or an easier draw on your 510-T, these are definitely your solution. Lots of places have them and they're priced about the same as the normal 510-T tanks . . . but I've only found them in white/clear, so take that as you will.
Hope this helps!
That's when I noticed these:
They're billed as the "510-T XL Tank," and I should point out these are not made by Joye; in fact, I'm not sure who makes them. I ordered mine from Digital Ciggz (who I should note delivered them relatively quickly via first class mail, three days), but they're available from a lot of places. A Google search for "510-T XL" (without the quotes included) will point you to several vendors.
They're approximately 40% larger than the standard 510-T tank, and feature a whistle tip as opposed to round. That was a small disappointment to me as I prefer the round tips; I hate having to re-orient the tank to compliment the button placement on my mod. Nevertheless, I ordered five to try out.
They make a world of difference. The airflow channels are slightly larger, the interior doesn't seem to trap liquid near the top quite as much, and the tank itself is significantly bigger. It's not in eGo-T territory, but it can easily support me through heavy-to-moderate vaping for two hours, maybe more. And the draw is a bit looser . . . it's not a windtunnel, but I can feel myself exerting less effort when I inhale.
On the down side, they stick out a little farther than the regular tanks. It's not gigantic, maybe around an extra 1/4 inch, but it's noticeable. Still, not a dealbreaker. As of yet there have been no leaks and no bad taste, but I only just received them today. If that changes, I'll update, but it doesn't seem likely. The end caps seem pretty secure and simple enough to take off and put back on, but as with all tanks I'd recommend refilling with a needle-tip bottle or syringe.
If you wanted a larger tank or an easier draw on your 510-T, these are definitely your solution. Lots of places have them and they're priced about the same as the normal 510-T tanks . . . but I've only found them in white/clear, so take that as you will.
Hope this helps!
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