Anyvape Cerotank owners?
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Bummer. I really thought it was Nauti BVC compatible. I guess I'll try with the BVC it ships with and then decide if it's worth stocking up on another coil type as well.
Eskie - the Ceros (V2 and Mega) both use Aspire BVC coils, not the nautis - so you'll need those coils. You will love these tanks, though, mine are every day, all day enjoyment.
I guess you can never have too many tanks, right?
As long as I'm buying, what's the deal with the Kanger coils? Are those just the VOCC, VOCC-T, or SOCC (and why is Kanger so confusing?)? And not the square Kanger ones?
I guess you can never have too many tanks, right?
As long as I'm buying, what's the deal with the Kanger coils? Are those just the VOCC, VOCC-T, or SOCC (and why is Kanger so confusing?)? And not the square Kanger ones?
You are correct not the square ones, but the Kanger V2 Dual Coils & Aspire's BDC or BVC. And your parenthetical question about Kanger -- I assume it is rhetorical... LOL.
Yes, it is.
So it's the dual coil, not the VOCC, SOCC, TOCC, or whatever other 4 letter word they come up with for their coils. See, good thing I asked. I've been very happy with my Nauti BVC's, but I guess trying something different in the Cero might be nice. Decisions, decisions............
Yes, it is.
So it's the dual coil, not the VOCC, SOCC, TOCC, or whatever other 4 letter word they come up with for their coils. See, good thing I asked. I've been very happy with my Nauti BVC's, but I guess trying something different in the Cero might be nice. Decisions, decisions............
Here's a picture of the tank & its corresponding coils that fit. HTH
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Honestly, other than those square coils, most of the Kanger stuff looks the same to me. Same on the Aspire BVC. Maybe when I put them next to each other I'll tell the difference between the BVC and the Nauti BVC. But looking at an online page of Kanger coils makes me feel I could throw a dart at my screen to pick.
I did find the dual coils, and I guess I'll order a pack of those just to try. And thank you, that really did help.
I agree, and I hear that the Aspire BVC are better than the BDC but didn't have the latter to compare. I might try some of my Kanger coils to see, but I'm so happy with the BVCs that I haven't bothered yet.
I'd also recommend trying the Cerotank Mega only because it holds more juice, but the V2 is pretty awesome, as well and I like the adjustable airflow better on the V2. I think my tank collection has now reached 20 or so... vaping so far has cost me WAY more than smoking generics, but I feel and smell sooooooo much better, and figure the investment stage will eventually even out. I also have ordered a boatload of DIY juice supplies to get started in that arena. Vaping is wonderful, I wish the gov't would just leave it alone.
I'd also recommend trying the Cerotank Mega only because it holds more juice, but the V2 is pretty awesome, as well and I like the adjustable airflow better on the V2. I think my tank collection has now reached 20 or so... vaping so far has cost me WAY more than smoking generics, but I feel and smell sooooooo much better, and figure the investment stage will eventually even out. I also have ordered a boatload of DIY juice supplies to get started in that arena. Vaping is wonderful, I wish the gov't would just leave it alone.
Good luck on the DIY juice! At least that's really easy to do compared to building coils.
As a MTL tootler at low wattage, finding tanks that fit is always nice, as it seems everything is geared to high wattage DL vapers, which is why the Cero appealed to me. The 3 ml (4 ml?) of the Cerotank V2 is fine with me as I only vape ~2 ml of juice a day. At 2 ml a day, the Nauti BVCs are good for 2 weeks for me, and with 8 to 10W of power, my battery life is terrific. That is with 24 mg juice, though. If/when I start dropping that, I expect my use will rise.
Now if I just stopped buying all this hardware, I would be saving real money with only juice and coils to deal with (bought or made). Then again, I was smoking 1 and a 1/2 packs a day, and a pack runs ~$11 by me, so coming out ahead it pretty simple. No way I'm going back to cigarettes. It's been about 7 months now and I can really feel the difference. And my daughter is no longer on me about smoking, and that's worth everything.
Eskie, I think I'm afraid of trying to build coils PLUS dread the thought of buying all the supplies needed (the tools & meters & safety stuff) AND the learning curve I'd need, but may break down and do it down the road... dunno yet. But I do look forward to making my own juices & saving back some of the many $$$ I've spent on vaping equipment/hardware & most recently a battery charger because I bought my first battery mod ever.
I am a pretty low voltage vaper, too. I haven't yet figured out why anyone needs to vape at 100+ watts, but may venture into that part of my vaping education one day.
OMG $11 a pack? Dayum! I was paying around $3.40 a pack a day... I'm at 2 months 19 days off the analogs and loving vaping but still occasionally miss having a stinky. I am probably closer to 4-6ml a day (rotating about six PVs with different flavors in each) and around 3-9 mg/ml nic (started at 24 mg back in December). I wish I had known about vaping back when my daughters were still at home, but I don't think it was even invented yet - at least not the cool PVs we have nowadays.
I keep telling myself to drop back on the hardware purchases, but geez... it's SO much fun.
I keep telling myself to drop back on the hardware purchases, but geez... it's SO much fun.
Me too. For looooooooooong time now, also.
Me too. For looooooooooong time now, also.
I can't seem to stop myself - it's been going strong since late December when I started vaping & last time I ordered was June 2nd... unreal!! Glad I'm not alone. :O
The question of the decade. And still, no answer! Donna, you're certainly not alone! Some of us have been doing the vape game for a LONG time, and STILL love all the new and shiny goodies.
As far as making coils, I know many (experienced) coil winder/wickers who use a bit of wire, a dab of cotton/rayon, and a lil blue screwdriver, so hopefully, if and when you do choose to give it a shot (IF you do), you won't be overwhelmed with getting a huge kit in a toolbox.
Alone? Why, no, @DonnaVapes. You're here with 244,504 of your CLOSEST friends.
And the large majority deal with similar purchasing "challenges".
Alpha to Omega
And the large majority deal with similar purchasing "challenges".
Alpha to Omega
What challenges...........I buy sumpin everytime I have munies........Alone? Why, no, @DonnaVapes. You're here with 244,504 of your CLOSEST friends.
And the large majority deal with similar purchasing "challenges".
Alpha to Omega
LOL - right, 244,504 of my *closest friends* - but many of you are already growing on me and I like your personas... just not numbering in the thousands.
Kat & DP & Butch - it's comforting to know that there are so many who go for the new & shiny goodies still, but on the other hand -- picturing myself in the poor house if I don't slow down a little bit, anyway...
(I caught myself 'shopping' again yesterday for more goodies but haven't finalized the order - trying to talk meseff out of it!) 
Kat & DP & Butch
The enablers............you know you want it........you really dont need to eat more than once a week...........aint it purdy........
The enablers............you know you want it........you really dont need to eat more than once a week...........aint it purdy........
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