Any tanks above ohm anymore?

[Nodnerb]

I've been using my nautilus tanks for stealthier (quieter, less vapor) for work etc. for a loooong time. Just wondering if anything new and improved has come out in that category? The nautys work fine but I'm just curious if anything new like that even exists these days.

 

[spartanstew]

Almost all of the new tanks have above ohm coils available.

Even the Kanger Subtank has 1.2 ohm coils.

 

[Dextrose]

Almost all of the new tanks have above ohm coils available.

Even the Kanger Subtank has 1.2 ohm coils.

and ill add that most of them have a rebuildable head so you can build what ever ohm you want.

 

[Nodnerb]

Yeah there are some. It seems the tanks are all much larger though. The nautilus holds 5ml but most of the sub ohm tanks that hold that much are much larger. I'd certainly look in to any suggestions. I have a full size subtank but getting a silo beast to replace that for home use. Can't stand the new vertical coils for the subtank. Burnt hit after burnt hit.

 

[dimo]

As a subtank owner, even though it has an available above ohm coil, it vapes like crap on the smallest airhole at similar watts to a nautilus (I own and use both).

As far as I'm concerned they serve 2 different purposes and vaping styles. The nautilus is great for lower watts and restrictive air flow, for mouth to lung vapers. The subtank is great for lung hits and all the vapor and flavor that comes with that style vaping. Neither is better than the other IMO.

With that said, the subtank can be used with the smaller airhole for mouth to lung, but not with any of the prebuilt coils. You'll need to use the RBA section to make your own. I've built coils that I use in my Kayfun and it works fantastic.