Aerotank mini or Mini PT 2 with adapter?

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machinestatic

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it's the same internals, isn't it? the only difference is the look and airflow.

One other difference: the Aerotank uses dual coil heads, while the PT2 uses single coil heads.

pokemom (I love your name): just in case you don't know the difference, here are some quick thoughts I'm pulling out of my... uh, out of the blue:

Single coil thoughts:
- the replacement heads are cheaper
- they're easier to rebuild (if you ever bother doing that down the road)
- slightly cooler vapor
- a little less strain on your battery so a little longer battery life

Dual coil thoughts:
- provides a warmer vape
- can produce more vapor
- they can burn through juice faster (because there are 2 coils) so you'll refill the tank more often

Fun fact: there's also a Mini Protank 3 out, very similar looks to the PT 2, but it uses dual coil heads. And it does not come w/ air control.
 
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Tinkiegrrl

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I personally would go for the Mini Protank 2's with the aerotank bases. Leaves the door to rebuilding a bit more open to you. Plus, while dual coils were a slight improvement in flavor and vapor for me, they were never really worth the added expense of the coils and the extra juice they vaped through. That's personal preference though.
 

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I personally would go for the Mini Protank 2's with the aerotank bases. Leaves the door to rebuilding a bit more open to you. Plus, while dual coils were a slight improvement in flavor and vapor for me, they were never really worth the added expense of the coils and the extra juice they vaped through. That's personal preference though.

She speaks wisely. :toast:
 
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