assuming you have teeth!
that generally helps with this method
But in all seriousness it is probably not the best way LOLAnybody Using A Kabuki?
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that generally helps with this method
But in all seriousness it is probably not the best way LOL
Thank you! I was trying to do that, but it was so difficult I thought there might be another way. I just got it off though - much better! I don't care for wide open tips.
Taste is subjective.
I've never owned a Nautilis however, I have owned an Atlantis but not the Atlantis 2. I also have 2 Triton Tanks. However, I know folks that own all of these tanks. If you want to send me a Kabuki Tank to compare, that would be great!! The cost of the Kabuki seems kind of steep to me.
I've owned several different RTA's and clearomizers and the Triton Tank is, by far, the best tank I've ever owned. The 1.8 ohm coil had just too tight of an air flow for me. The 0.4's and 0.3's? No airflow issue at all. IMO, The 0.3 ohm coil gives the best flavor out of the three on a regulated mod at 55W. Do I go through batteries?? Sure I do. That's why I keep spares with me all day and I also keep several 25r's and VTC5's in rotation.
Again, IMO, yes. Lower resistance may very well be less efficient however, I get better flavor out of it and I don't need a chart to tell me that. I just know what works for me without doing a bunch of testing and percentage drop calculations. I get the flavor and the vapor I want and I'm happy.
Oh, and a little FYI for ya. The Triton coils are SS so, they can be TC if one wishes.
I guess, until you've tried a Kabuki...
Your thoughts are not even a valid opinion about it.
Check Back After You've Tried One... OK?!?
Jim
Like what?Now, why ya want to act like that first thing in the morning?
Just tellin it like it is...
Jim
Now, why ya want to act like that first thing in the morning?
OK - THAT's a great reply!!!!
That being said, if you're happy with your vape, why even consider adding to it? That's been my philosophy for a LONG time, and it's worked perfectly for me. I get it if I want it, and only if I want it.
But I also don't travel into the threads for things I'm not interested in. Ever. No value.
Work, me, bye.
OK - THAT's a great reply!!!!
That being said, if you're happy with your vape, why even consider adding to it? That's been my philosophy for a LONG time, and it's worked perfectly for me. I get it if I want it, and only if I want it.
But I also don't travel into the threads for things I'm not interested in. Ever. No value.
Work, me, bye.
Never said I wasn't interested. I did say, however, I thought the price was a bit steep for a tank. Will I ever get one? I don't know. That's why I'm reading this thread and looking at folks' take on the tank. The good and the bad. People give their opinion on different tanks here and so did I. Don't see why y'all have an issue with that.
Some B&M carry the Kabuki. Perhaps you can locate one and try it? As you stated, taste is subjective and many have found the flavor from the Kabuki to be excellent. YMMV.
I'll have to give that a try. For some reason, most of the vape shops in my area are kinda sad when it comes to carrying different devices/toppers for one to try but, thanks for the advice.
Good morning! The price is a bit steep, but most all of us here think it's worth every penny. I have a few Tritons, and agree with you that the .3 coil gave (me) the best flavor. Also used a REO with you-name-it top air flow, domed attys, all with .4-.6 or so coils. Again, good flavor. But the press was uniformly positive on the Kabuki, and it was lauded by people whom I know and trust. I figured I'd try one and I was astonished at the flavor! I've discovered that I'm a lazy vaper; I want great flavor, dense vapor, and easy. The Kabuki checks all of those boxes -- and maximizes battery life. All in all, a win
Of course you are entitled to express your opinion. Taste is subjective; what I think is the bee's knees may be "meh" to you. If the Triton is the answer for you, wonderful! If you are still searching for something more, the Kabuki is worth a very long look.
Good morning! The price is a bit steep, but most all of us here think it's worth every penny. I have a few Tritons, and agree with you that the .3 coil gave (me) the best flavor. Also used a REO with you-name-it top air flow, domed attys, all with .4-.6 or so coils. Again, good flavor. But the press was uniformly positive on the Kabuki, and it was lauded by people whom I know and trust. I figured I'd try one and I was astonished at the flavor! I've discovered that I'm a lazy vaper; I want great flavor, dense vapor, and easy. The Kabuki checks all of those boxes -- and maximizes battery life. All in all, a win
Of course you are entitled to express your opinion. Taste is subjective; what I think is the bee's knees may be "meh" to you. If the Triton is the answer for you, wonderful! If you are still searching for something more, the Kabuki is worth a very long look.
I'm being a bit more cautious in my atomizer purchases lately. I've spent hundreds on different setups (attys) and several have been either PIF'd or sold. One think I haven't found, or I just wasn't paying attention, is it top or bottom fill?
ETA: How does it maximize battery life? Isn't that dependent on what ohm coil and what wattage you're running?? Never known a tank to "maximize battery life". How does that work??
Bottom fill. Easy peasy, though. No needle tip required.
The Kabuki uses stock Nautilus BVC coils, which are available only in 1.6 and 1.8 ohms. So, to your statement, it IS the ohms that result in longer battery life. (That didn't come out right, but you get the picture). The reason the ohms conversation came up to begin with is b/c Aspire is releasing new Triton mini coils that Zen~ says will work in the Kabuki. And those coils come in lower ohms. He believes the higher ohm Triton mini coils will produce the best flavor, for the reasons he posted. HTH!
ETA: if you pop over to ProVape's website, you can read a comprehensive description of the Kabuki. That may answer more of your questions
Answer to your added/edited question can be found in this posts quoted replies...
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