Any tanks that dont leak?!?! seriously!
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The new Joye Ego CC doesn't leak at all. Have had mine a couple months now, and it works great! Great vapor, and great taste.
You can get one at cignot.com for about $14 by itself, or the kit for around $42. Give it a try, it doesn't cost that much, and it works great.
You can get one at cignot.com for about $14 by itself, or the kit for around $42. Give it a try, it doesn't cost that much, and it works great.
I feel your pain! I had the same problem with my first few clearomizers -- a real shame because one of them set a standard for taste and vapor richness that nothing else has reached.
I got a Vivi Nova mini last week and it doesn't leak a drop. The taste is a tiny bit inconsistent, and the draw is a little tight, but i'm wondering if I can help that by enlarging the two airholes on the ring that comes with it. I'm also planning on trying a couple other clearomizers that I've heard good things about.
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Glenn
I agree with you about the great vapor and great taste, but unfortunately mine leaks like a sieve. I swear I drank more e-liquid than I vaped using my eGo-CC, even though everyone tells me they're leak proof (including the store where I bought, which has refused to take it back).
Maybe I just got a bad one.
Regards
Glenn
Where are you filling it from? Some people read the directions and it says to fill from the top. You have to fill it from the bottom through the silicone cap. Use a needle bottle or a syringe. If you get any liquid outside the cap, it will get into the air tubes and you will get it in your mouth. Also never let the tank get less than 10% empty.
Sometimes if I get a little juice in the airtube, I put a piece of paper or napkin in the bottom where the cap is and blow through the moutpiece. It will clear the liquid out of the air tubes. I really love these things, but it is as all of them a learning curve.
Helps to know about the juice you are vaping. Mine is 60/40 and I don't have any of those problems in my CE4, Protank, Protank II or Vapeonly BCCs. Fill and vape. Just don't overfill them.
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Well. I tried and use protank clone, protank1, protank1 mini, evod, iclear 16s/30s, some ce4/5 atomizers and also rbas like rsst and cobra clone.
They all leaked, at least once...
Make sure you dont overtighten anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! O-rings arent there to be squished because they wont do the job well and the tank will flood (heavily) at some point.
They all leaked, at least once...
Make sure you dont overtighten anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! O-rings arent there to be squished because they wont do the job well and the tank will flood (heavily) at some point.
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Just don't tell anybody!
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...Just popped on to research this problem with my new setup, so I thought I'd post here first before starting up a new thread.
I've been using Smok Tech Aro tank for about 10 days now, and I've had a ton of leaking. And I do mean leaking... The juice will flow out of the tank and onto the table if I leave the tank on it's side. Curiously, this only starts to happen after the atomizer (bottom coil type) has been installed and used for a few days (usually starts leaking after 2 days, and becomes unusable by day 4).
The problem is pretty clear from what I've seen so far. Comparing the wick on a new coil to a used one, I can see a visible difference. My guess is that the juice is degrading the wick, but I haven't opened one up yet, so it could be that the coil is responsible for wick degradation. To the OP, check your wicks to see if this is the same problem.
Does anybody have any thoughts on this? Anybody know what kind of wick material is on this atty, and what kind of wick won't have that kind of issue?
I've been using Smok Tech Aro tank for about 10 days now, and I've had a ton of leaking. And I do mean leaking... The juice will flow out of the tank and onto the table if I leave the tank on it's side. Curiously, this only starts to happen after the atomizer (bottom coil type) has been installed and used for a few days (usually starts leaking after 2 days, and becomes unusable by day 4).
The problem is pretty clear from what I've seen so far. Comparing the wick on a new coil to a used one, I can see a visible difference. My guess is that the juice is degrading the wick, but I haven't opened one up yet, so it could be that the coil is responsible for wick degradation. To the OP, check your wicks to see if this is the same problem.
Does anybody have any thoughts on this? Anybody know what kind of wick material is on this atty, and what kind of wick won't have that kind of issue?
I'm surprised no one has recommended Vapeonly BCC mini tanks yet.
Cons: They cost more than the average clearomizer style tank. The mini size doesn't hold much juice.
(There is a 3.5 ml size available also, but I haven't tried it so can't comment on it). They don't seem to be as easy to find as other brands. (I've bought mine from litecigusa.net, a company I highly recommend. I think clouds of vapor, smokey's vapor cellar and mad vapes have them too.)
Pros: They've been the most low maintenance tank I've tried by far. They are more stylish and sleek than others. I've had zero issues with leaking, gurgling, etc... even with 100% VG liquid. Drip tip can be changed out (originally was a selling point for me because I have several art glass drip tips I like to use, however, the wide/flat drip tip is surprisingly comfortable).
After having been using Vision Vivi Mini's with solid aluminum tank bodies for a while now, I also found the lighter weight of the Vapeonly to be a nice change. But the main thing for me was NO leaks and NO gurgles... Just fill, vape, relax.
Cons: They cost more than the average clearomizer style tank. The mini size doesn't hold much juice.
(There is a 3.5 ml size available also, but I haven't tried it so can't comment on it). They don't seem to be as easy to find as other brands. (I've bought mine from litecigusa.net, a company I highly recommend. I think clouds of vapor, smokey's vapor cellar and mad vapes have them too.)
Pros: They've been the most low maintenance tank I've tried by far. They are more stylish and sleek than others. I've had zero issues with leaking, gurgling, etc... even with 100% VG liquid. Drip tip can be changed out (originally was a selling point for me because I have several art glass drip tips I like to use, however, the wide/flat drip tip is surprisingly comfortable).
After having been using Vision Vivi Mini's with solid aluminum tank bodies for a while now, I also found the lighter weight of the Vapeonly to be a nice change. But the main thing for me was NO leaks and NO gurgles... Just fill, vape, relax.
To Katya: I've been vaping for over a year, yet your post with all the info on tanks has given me a lot of really helpful information I did not know. Thank you!
Mine don't leak but I've only used them for the last year. I tend to be a top coil vivi nova fan.
Thank you for your kind words.
The problem with Kanger BCCs is that they are very nice when you know how to use them properly. They are not plug and play, unfortunately...
I'm a clearomizer guy so here's my 2 cents... My T3 has been problem free since I got it, the only tank I can truly say that about. And yet it's still not my favorite. I use my T2 the most (get a drip tip for it, the original pops off ), and I've also got a Mini Protank II that I loved at first but now I'm having a hard time deciding where it sits on the totem pole. Either it's too airy or the little holes get clogged up with who knows what and won't pull enough air, but extra voltage helps lol. I started with CE4s, seriously don't bother. CE5s are a little better but still finicky and sometimes flood or burn the wicks for no apparent reason. Your mileage may vary...
), and I've also got a Mini Protank II that I loved at first but now I'm having a hard time deciding where it sits on the totem pole. Either it's too airy or the little holes get clogged up with who knows what and won't pull enough air, but extra voltage helps lol. I started with CE4s, seriously don't bother. CE5s are a little better but still finicky and sometimes flood or burn the wicks for no apparent reason. Your mileage may vary...
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