AMP Tank?
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I've seen lots of them being re-sold in the Classified section, which makes me think people buy them then decide they aren't worth the $120.
I'd love to try one, but not at $120.
I'd love to try one, but not at $120.
I've watched and read a lot of reviews on the amp tank. It's not just the price that stops me buying one, but I have yet to see one review that convinces me it's worth the incredible amount of fiddling that seems necessary to get consistent performance from it.
I like the design of it, the innovation. I think it's a great thing for vaping in general that people are trying to reinvent the delivery system - but in this case I can't see myself getting one until it's improved.
I'll stick to my "dinosaur tech" bottom feeder for now.
I like the design of it, the innovation. I think it's a great thing for vaping in general that people are trying to reinvent the delivery system - but in this case I can't see myself getting one until it's improved.
I'll stick to my "dinosaur tech" bottom feeder for now.
I just received mine yesterday. I am using the HH357 atty with it. Love the flavor, but I can't get it to stop leaking...I think it might be user error, because I keep flooding the atty. I like to chain vape so the liquid gets really warm and then it starts leaking out of the carb. It is a beautiful piece of equipment.
I was an early AMP Tank user. It seemed like a winning combination - the great taste of an atomizer in a tank. The flavor was much better than my tank cartomizers, but it leaked and was fidgety and unpredictable. I would take it with me wrapped it in a paper towel when it was in my backpack or pocket and the paper towel would invariably collect juice every time. Although I got pretty good at taming it, I was always concerned that it was going to leak. I found that the quartz tank was fragile - some people were having problems with it breaking when putting on the bottom cap. I broke a quartz tank when my mod fell over on a table (I've accidentally bounced a Pyrex OCD tank off asphalt without a scratch).
After I got a Killer and Divers I put my AMP Tank up on the Classifieds and got about what I paid for it. I now use Divers exclusively. Instead of having a special tank that uses standard 510 atomizers you can get a submersible RBA that goes in standard tanks. The taste is just as good as the AMP Tank, I can build a wick and coil to my desired specifications using my preferred materials, and it's as dependable as a cartomizer tank if built properly.
A Diver is less than half the price of an AMP Tank and so much better in my opinion. If you're comfortable with RBAs, I would suggest that you skip the AMP Tank and get a Diver instead. I have five and I use them in 22mm standard OCD tanks (IBTanked). I don't have much of an interest in buying other atomizers or tank systems as I've found something that works very well for me that I plan to use for the long haul.
After I got a Killer and Divers I put my AMP Tank up on the Classifieds and got about what I paid for it. I now use Divers exclusively. Instead of having a special tank that uses standard 510 atomizers you can get a submersible RBA that goes in standard tanks. The taste is just as good as the AMP Tank, I can build a wick and coil to my desired specifications using my preferred materials, and it's as dependable as a cartomizer tank if built properly.
A Diver is less than half the price of an AMP Tank and so much better in my opinion. If you're comfortable with RBAs, I would suggest that you skip the AMP Tank and get a Diver instead. I have five and I use them in 22mm standard OCD tanks (IBTanked). I don't have much of an interest in buying other atomizers or tank systems as I've found something that works very well for me that I plan to use for the long haul.
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