Well I have been on my vaping journey for about 2 weeks. I stated off with a Provari along with a 5 pack of cartos. I also ordered with the Provari a Zatti Pro. LOL I didn't even know what a Zatti pro was but I thought it must be something good for that amount of money. Anyway after seeing Zens video and after not really being able to get a good vape out of those cartos I purchased I thought it best to wait a while befor trying the Zatti. In the mean time I discovered the Kanger Protank and I am in vape heaven. Now that it has been a couple of weeks and I have not distroyed my Provari or Kanger i am starting to feel a bit bold. Should I wait some more to get some more experience under my belt befor I try the Zatti? Or should I get it out of the case and start doing the dry burn thing like in the video from Zen? Thanks Stu
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I can't remember but I'm pretty sure the z atty comes pre wicked and coiled so all you would have to do is hook it up give it a few pulses and work out the hot spots. I just got my first RBA in a AGA T2 a few days ago and got it working in a few hours... If I can do it anyone can with a little patience. The vape is amazing compared to my pro tank. Wish I would have gotten one months ago. Give it a go they are one of the best vapes out there!!
If you've watched the Zen video, then you've learned from the master first hand. Watch the video again to refresh your memory and give it a go.
Go for it! Zen makes it look easy, and it can be sometimes, but there IS a learning curve involved. Carefully follow Zens video directions & don't add juice until the coil is acting right. It really is a great vape & you'll 'get' it if you're willing to invest the time. Just be patient & keep your pro-tank handy.
Thanks everyone for the encouragement. From what I have come to learn the zap is what they call Genesis type of tank. I am not to sure what that means. I know that I sort of started from the top with a Provari, and the Kanger protank to me seems really good. Though I have never tried anything else, unless you consider a gas station ecig.
Assuming that I have the zap operating as it is supposed to will the vape be that much better than the Kanger protank? If that is the case I don't think they will ever be able to get it out of my mouth. LOL
Stu
Assuming that I have the zap operating as it is supposed to will the vape be that much better than the Kanger protank? If that is the case I don't think they will ever be able to get it out of my mouth. LOL
Stu
I've been a long time cartotank advocate. I took the plunge not long ago and purchased two AGA T2, a Genesis-style clone. There is definitely a learning curve in my opinion. When they are working on all cylinders, there's nothing better. However, I have found them to be finicky at times, and figuring out what is wrong and fixing it can be time consuming. Therefore, I always advise new users of rebuildably atty's to have a good dependable backup delivery device to fall back on.
What these guys said!! A Genisis style atty working perfectly hits like a truck and will leave you sitting in a cloud. Watch videos and go for it!
I got a ZAP and when it works with the right wick and coil it's amazing............ When it's not set up right it's nothing but pretty paper weight.
I keep most of my favorite juice in carto/tanks or have started using the Kanger T3's. No problems and easy as pie.
I keep most of my favorite juice in carto/tanks or have started using the Kanger T3's. No problems and easy as pie.
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