I am somewhat new to vaping and Would like to know if anyone has tried ibtanked pro rings for provari? I have a provari that was a Christmas gift and i only have a kanger tank that i used on a ego twist. Would like to try other tanks but money is a issue due to being out of work for 3 months for a hand surgery. People have told me that ibtanked tanks are very good and easy to maintain. Any advice for someone trying to stay away from cigarettes would be great.
Advice for Provari and ibtanked
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Wish I could answer your question Bill, I don't use either but know there are a tone of that use both on this site so hang tight!
Welcome and sorry to hear about your hadship, this too shall pass I'm sure. Hang in there and happy to have you here.
Welcome and sorry to hear about your hadship, this too shall pass I'm sure. Hang in there and happy to have you here.
I use all three: Provari, IBTanked cartotanks, and the IBTPro beauty ring.
Why Provari?
IBTanked pyrex cartotanks - review
Baditude's Cartotank Setup Guide
Why Provari?
IBTanked pyrex cartotanks - review
Baditude's Cartotank Setup Guide
IBT tanks are really easy to get the hang of, and worth every penny. I have three so far and I love them to death. I started using them with only a month of vaping under my belt, and only had experience with protanks. Thanks to Baditude's blogs and tutorials I had no trouble at all getting mine set up, and maintaining it.
If I hadn't discovered IB Tanks, I would have been incredibly frustrated with the fickleness of BCCs....
I have a few BCCs that I never use, and a bunch of IB Tanked tanks that are my absolute favorite! They really make vaping simple, consistent, reliable, and portable imo
I have a few BCCs that I never use, and a bunch of IB Tanked tanks that are my absolute favorite! They really make vaping simple, consistent, reliable, and portable imo
I love my IBTank it is easy to use the pro ring is ok it kind frustrates me when I take off my tank it always falls off! But it is a small inconvenience. Good luck!
I'm too lazy to take and then upload a pic, so just take Baditude's pic, color the tank and drip tip red, and you have the setup that's on my desk right now.
Yes, their rings work perfectly!
I have many IBTanked. I am not a fan of their ring as I usually end up overtightening it to get it to work. There are many other rings to choose from.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/provape/541402-great-2014-provari-ring-roundup.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/provape/541402-great-2014-provari-ring-roundup.html
Thank you for all the info. Does anyone now if the ibpro rings impede airflow? Do not want anything that will restrict air.
The IBTanked rings have two holes drilled 180 degrees apart from each other, so there's no restriction on air flow. Honestly, with a carto tank, I can't tell any difference in draw with or without the ring.
Coming in late for this one but the IBTanked devices and the Provaris are my favorite combo. The ring gives the 22mm tank and very nice look and does not impede airflow.
Don't forget to spend $2.50 on the filler drip tip and maybe a buck or two on the colored gaskets and o-rings if they match your mod. If you're wondering which resistance carto to get, I have setups with both the 3.2 and 2ohm and they both work great. I vape the 3.2 at 5.1 volts and the 2.0 at 4.1.
Don't forget to spend $2.50 on the filler drip tip and maybe a buck or two on the colored gaskets and o-rings if they match your mod. If you're wondering which resistance carto to get, I have setups with both the 3.2 and 2ohm and they both work great. I vape the 3.2 at 5.1 volts and the 2.0 at 4.1.
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