Best Tanks For Beginners

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P2PLeon

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    what are the best tanks for beginners as i have two isub g tanks 0.5 ohms and two nautilus mini's 1.8 ohms. i find it hard to toot much on the isubs and the nautilus seems fine now. i was wondering if you had to do trial and error to get your sweet spot when it comes to tanks
     
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    David Wolf

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    what are the best tanks for beginners as i have two isub g tanks 0.5 ohms and two nautilus mini's 1.8 ohms. i find it hard to toot much on the isubs and the nautilus seems fine now. i was wondering if you had to do trial and error to get your sweet spot when it comes to tanks
    If you like tighter draw for mouth to lung hits you might also consider the Eleaf GS-Tank or the GS-Air, You can get 1.2 ohm verticals cotton coils or 1.5 ohm dual horizontal coils. The airflow control on the GS-tank can give you a slightly airy draw or tight. I like these better than my nautilus mini's, slightly better flavor and less gurgling in hot weather with the 1.5 ohm coils.
     

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    I have the isub G and it's a pretty nice tank, I do find that it leaks at times if you're not careful about putting both bottom sections together just right. I purchased the isub G in a kit with the mpv 3 pro which is a very nice mod, 5 watts to 60 watts.

    Most of the time today I use the Hercules sub ohm tank by sense. I use it at 60 watts normally, great clouds, flavor, etc. and I'm extremely satisfied with it. The mod I use with it is the Snow Wolf 200 which is great just a little clunky. If I need to save battery life I drop the Hercules down to 42 watts, nice cool vape/smoke. Price is great at around $20, no leaking, only drawback is it's only a 3ml tank, talk of a 5ml soon.
     

    KenD

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    This is a very interesting topic for me. I'm confident that I could suggest a good beginner mod for anyone asking, but I'm lost when it comes to suggesting beginner atomizers. I started with basic ce4 clearomizers, continued with Evod clearos, but I've been using more advanced gear for so long that I don't know anything about the more basic stuff that's out there. Also seems like no one's reviewing that stuff.

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    I really like the Ego One models with the CLR heads. Even if you are not into building your own coils they are interesting, since they don´t cost much more than the normal vertical coil heads, but perform better and last several weeks if you change the wick some times (very very easy to do). Great for mouth to lung, too restrictive for direct lung hits.

    In my opinion the Ego One with the CLR heads outperforms the Nautilus and GS Air with their stock coils (tried both, don´t get me wrong: they are good too).
     
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