Acorn and chibi tank...

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Santaclaws

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Not sure about best, ive only used and continue to use the acorn, but from my experience it is really easy to use and produces great vapor and taste

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That's all the encouragement I needed to go with the acorn. How long before you have to change out the insides typically? And do you ever have to tilt it a certain way or anything like that if it gives dry hits?
 

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ive never actually been made to change out the insides yet aside from one time due to user error lol, as for dry hits i havent really experienced any with the standard size tank, now with my xl i get dry hits when the tank gets fairly low just tilt a little and wait a couple seconds and you are good to go again. my user error on the standard size was trying to move the wick over to try and get "new" wick into the coils which caused the coil to break, otherwise ive had no problems, when i first get the replacements i like to "burn" them with a pocket torch i notice that it seems to give better flavor for me but that may be all in my head lol but even right out of the package it works beautifully.
 

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I got one of the Chibi tanks when I bought the Diamond mod from Parkes. Works pretty well. Leaks a little but very manageable. A good vape at 6 volts. I am getting close to having to replace the carto in the tank and am still trying to locate some instructions on doing it so I don't totally screw up the tank.
 

Santaclaws

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I got one of the Chibi tanks when I bought the Diamond mod from Parkes. Works pretty well. Leaks a little but very manageable. A good vape at 6 volts. I am getting close to having to replace the carto in the tank and am still trying to locate some instructions on doing it so I don't totally screw up the tank.
What's a cheap tank that doesn't leak then?
 
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