best tanks for under $30?

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I can recommend the Triple V pyrex tubes that Kay mentioned. The $15 version gets you the silicone grommets instead of endcaps. To fill with juice you will need to use a blunt needle/syringe and have a dental tool to readjust the grommet.

These are huge capacity tanks to be pyrex - 4 and 7 ml. These were my first pyrex tanks; a great way to get a start with glass tanks. These are among my favorite tanks, and I own both Bella and Phiniacs.

For $17 more you get black delrin endcaps, $20 more you get aluminum endcaps. I love these tanks with the recommended endcaps. I did a review of these in the tank review section.

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If you don't want to use glass, I'd recommend polypropylene tube tanks (I dislike anything polycarbonate). The Smoktech Pro DCT tanks are the ones I started out with, and I can recommend them for you to try. Polypropylene is syringe-type plastic, so is safe for all e-liquids. These are frosted tubes, and available in clear and colors. $21 in 3.5 and 6 ml size. I got mine here:

ww.myvaporstore.com/510_Pro_DCTank_Combo_p/510dctp.htm

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The vendor sells single-punched DCT cartos, both single and dual coils in multiple resistances, $10 for 5 pack. Smoktech DCTank

I highly recommend that you get a tank filling tool. It will protect your tank's endcap o-rings from the sharp edge of the carto when you slide it through them, probably protects against leaking tanks. Also keeps juice from getting into the center air hole of the carto when refilling your tank. May seem expensive, but is a very practical expense, and you will thank me later. Available in stainless steel and a cheaper delrin version.

Stainless Steel Slap Yo' Mama Multi-Purpose Adapter [SYMSS] - $12.99 : Big Daddy Vapor

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If you don't want to use glass, I'd recommend polypropylene tube tanks (I dislike anything polycarbonate). The Smoktech Pro DCT tanks are the ones I started out with, and I can recommend them for you to try. Polypropylene is syringe-type plastic, so is safe for all e-liquids. These are frosted tubes, and available in clear and colors. $21 in 3.5 and 6 ml size. I got mine here:

ww.myvaporstore.com/510_Pro_DCTank_Combo_p/510dctp.htm

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The vendor sells single-punched DCT cartos, both single and dual coils in multiple resistances, $10 for 5 pack. Smoktech DCTank

I highly recommend that you get a tank filling tool. It will protect your tank's endcap o-rings from the sharp edge of the carto when you slide it through them, probably protects against leaking tanks. Also keeps juice from getting into the center air hole of the carto when refilling your tank. May seem expensive, but is a very practical expense, and you will thank me later. Available in stainless steel and a cheaper delrin version.

Stainless Steel Slap Yo' Mama Multi-Purpose Adapter [SYMSS] - $12.99 : Big Daddy Vapor

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21.00 for a smoketech DCT? I have never heard of a "pro" before, it looks like a normal smoketech $10.00 metal cap tank, with a $2.00 stainless steel drip tip added to it.

For 21.00 you can get a Vivi Nova w/ a full aluminum body and a few extra heads which vapes like a dream.

All the tank below come with a pre punched Smoktech cartomizer and a drip tip.

This is a Smoktech metal DCT slim 3.5ml for 7.95 - Shipped Free
http://www.vaporbeast.com/510_DCT_p/a27.htm

This is a Smoktech Metal DCT 6ml for 12.99 - Shipped Free
http://www.vaporbeast.com/Smok_Tech_Dual_Coil_Tank_Polished_p/a24.htm

This is a Smoktech Metal Shorty Tank 4.5ml for 11.49 - Shipped Free
You can also use normal boge cartomizers with this tank.
http://www.vaporbeast.com/Smok_Tech_Mini_Tank_Polished_p/a17.htm

Gotvapes Vivi Nova version 2.5 - vapes like a dream as i said before - 13.95
http://www.gotvapes.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=151_163&products_id=740&zenid=bffb516d17999155ef342905d151af20

Metal Tubes you can add to it: - $3.95 each

http://www.gotvapes.com/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&keyword=Vivi+Nova&x=0&y=0
 
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21.00 for a smoketech DCT? I have never heard of a "pro" before, it looks like a normal smoketech $10.00 metal cap tank, with a $2.00 stainless steel drip tip added to it.

My guess is the "pro" stands for polypropylene, identifying it as the new version of Smoktech tanks now using the better grade of plastic as opposed to the older polycarbonate versions, which unfortunately are still being sold. You can tell the difference visually as the polycarbonate tube is clear, where the polypropylene has the frosted appearance.

The MVS Smoktech DCT Pro kit may very well be the vendor's own kit, but it is a high value purchase. It includes a 5 pk of prepunched cartos valued at $10.50 and a chrome whistle tip valued at $3.50, so ok, $7 for the tank itself. In addition, the vendor confirms the tubing is polypropylene, which is an increasingly important factor to vapors who have had tubes crack or even melt from certain e-liquids. They also offer a wide selection of colors in addition to just the clear, which to many tank collectors, is important. Not a bad deal at all.
 
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