Alittle help choosing a good one :D

[jordycakes]

Hey, iv been vaping for quite sometime but im still not great at understanding it all but im getting there,
Pretty much i have a itaste VV V3.0 im looking into getting a new tank as mine is the standard one, and its becoming loose, i dont know which one to go for though
and im not having much luck finding one, ild like it to hold the Iclear30 coils as i seem to get on with them but i am open to trying new coils as well what do you lot this is the best

Thank you.
Jordan

 

[classwife]

Moved to Clearomizers from Tanks

Forum: Tanks
A forum for general discussion of carto tanks. (Not for clearo type tanks such as the CE4 or Protank.)

 

[jordycakes]

Sorry, still learning what means what thanks

 

[edyle]

Hey, iv been vaping for quite sometime but im still not great at understanding it all but im getting there,
Pretty much i have a itaste VV V3.0 im looking into getting a new tank as mine is the standard one, and its becoming loose, i dont know which one to go for though
and im not having much luck finding one, ild like it to hold the Iclear30 coils as i seem to get on with them but i am open to trying new coils as well what do you lot this is the best

Thank you.
Jordan

Time to get a glass tank such as the miniprotank2v2:

It's ego threaded, so it won't wobble like a 510 threaded tank like the iclear30.

It uses a different coil, but it is the most common coil around; and lots of videos out there on youtube showing how to rebuild them to save money. Same coil as the EVOD, and several other tanks.

 

[jordycakes]

Awesome thanks!
Iv looked up Pro tanks just now and heard only good things about them so i will look into them, i have also been recommended the Aerotanks i like the idea of the air control too, ild be getting minis as i keep it in my pocket at work for a cheeky puff.

Im guessing its down to what people like the most but i will look up both and buy one or maybe both

I will look up how to rebuild them coils, i was looking up rebuilding but that was for some other form of coils with screws a little too advance for me haha.

Thank you loads for the advise Edyle

 

[edyle]

Awesome thanks!
Iv looked up Pro tanks just now and heard only good things about them so i will look into them, i have also been recommended the Aerotanks i like the idea of the air control too, ild be getting minis as i keep it in my pocket at work for a cheeky puff.

Im guessing its down to what people like the most but i will look up both and buy one or maybe both

I will look up how to rebuild them coils, i was looking up rebuilding but that was for some other form of coils with screws a little too advance for me haha.

Thank you loads for the advise Edyle

The reason I recommend the miniprotank and not the protank, is because the miniprotank uses the eGo thread and not the more popular 510 thead which is really a cigalike sized thread.

You get less problems; especially important for people just starting out.
More experienced users usually know enough to figure out a 510 connection problem instead of getting frustrated looking in the wrong places.
The miniaerotank also uses the eGo thread.

The aerotanks come with dual coil though; that's harder to rebuild yourself.

The protanks are just you basic workhorse glass tanks; pretty simple; and lots of people cut their teeth on them.

As for the true rebuildables with the screws, that's the way to go ultimately to save of monthly costs.

 

[roosterado]

I use Mini Protank 3 Which can be found under $10 online or Kanger MT3s The P3 mini holds 1.4 mil and the MT3s holds 3 mils and is $6 dollars online- the MT3s uses different coils-- both would well on my iTaste VV 3

 

[jordycakes]

Ahh didnt know the aerotanks come with dual, Can the aerotanks not fit the same coils as the Protanks ?
If they dont ill go for the Protank looked up rebuilding the aeros think it will be to hard for me haha
Thanks

 

[edyle]

Ahh didnt know the aerotanks come with dual, Can the aerotanks not fit the same coils as the Protanks ?
If they dont ill go for the Protank looked up rebuilding the aeros think it will be to hard for me haha
Thanks

The dual coils are physically bigger, so there's enough space in the aerotank to fit the smaller single coil, but you'd have to add some silicone spacers to seal the gap/space otherwise you'd get gurgling.

Also, you can just rebuild the dual coil with 1 coil instead of attempting to replace 2 coils inside the small chamber.

 

[Frenchfry1942]

I stepped up from Protanks to the Nautilus BVC. I would consider it.

 

[jordycakes]

Ahhh I just bought the protank mini 2 but I'll give it a go, I bought a air converter for the bottom so hopefully that will work nicely