Best RTA with disposable coil option?

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mrmonday

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Coming from exclusively using drippers I am now looking for a tank that covers all bases. Ideally I want a tank that has great sub ohm and temperature control disposable coils but one that I can also rebuild when I run out of disposable coils. The only tank that I have found that does all these things is the subtank now that they have released the TC nickel disposables. Are there any other good options, preferably something with cheap easy to find disposables?
 

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Ego one atomizers. The gem that's about to be released has a separate build deck that can be taken out without disassembling the atty. Once I get the gem, I'm going to buy 6 extra decks. That way I can build them all at once and just saturate and throw in a fresh build on demand. Stash the used deck for a rebuild at the end of the week. The juice I use gunks up my coils in just a days use so this will be awsome for me.
 
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mrmonday

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Ego one atomizers. The gem that's about to be released has a separate build deck that can be taken out without disassembling the atty. Once I get the gem, I'm going to buy 6 extra decks. That way I can build them all at once and just saturate and throw in a fresh build on demand. Stash the used deck for a rebuild at the end of the week. The juice I use gunks up my coils in just a days use so this will be awsome for me.
That is the tank that comes with the new evic vt kit? They look kind of hard to build on based on the pictures, at least compared to the subtank build deck. Which do you think has better disposables, the subtank or the ego one?
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I'd recommend the Kanger subtank over anything else. Namely because its one of the best for flavor, its reasonably priced, has a few coil options and so many places carry it. It also doesn't hurt that the RBA section is included and is about as dead simple as it gets for a rebuild-able, so if you ever decide to go that route, you'll have a great device to learn on.
 

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Unfortunately that's the V1 mini deck. The V2 has holes in the sides like the occ heads. I did see someone mention that they possibly increased the size of the V1 juice channels when the current stand alone Subtank mini got an update by a fraction. This would be the same for the spare part you posted but it looks about the same as my original mini
 
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