Best tanks?
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tank is subjective. I run a few DCC tanks and a few vivi nova's. i like the vivi nova better as i tend to switch flavors often and they are easier to clean and i can rebuild them. others hate them or prefer a legit rebuildable tank.
Seems like most people recommend Phiniac and IBTanked. I use PP and PC tanks like the F16 Boge and Smoktech, but that's just your regular type. But those two mentioned get a lot of good reviews.
Valley View Vapes' Sidewinder series use fill holes. They're available in polypropylene and pyrex. Both materials will stand up to problematic juices like cinnamon and citrus.
I have the polypro version of the "Texas Tuff." If you like the style, you should check out Ray's other tanks: Welcome to Valley View Vapes - Your Home for Quality Inexpensive Tanks and Vaping Supplies He makes them out of pyrex too. I'm also a big fan of IBTanked glass tanks, I have 3 of them.
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Mom and Pop's Vapor shop has "Submarine tanks" with the side hole feature. You could check them out Tanks - Mom and Pop Vapor Shop
It really shouldnt be. Carto tanks came out first. Novas should be called clearo tanks to eliminate confusion on the matter.
Nah theyd need glass tubes to make em perfect, at least for me.I use a lot of citrus and cinnamon flavored juices. Great design though.
You mean like
ElectronicStix.Com · Replacement Borosilicate Glass for Triple anodized J-Tanks
But ,..... I have always found it funny that citrus and cinnamon flavors come in a plastic bottle but won't work in a plastic tank.
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Now youre talking!! I might have to get me some of those when they come back in stock.
The M1A1 Buzz tank has the side fill hole as well, M1A1 Buzz Tank - notcigs.com
I've always liked the look of the Texas tuff tanks, but they never have them in stock when I have money, so I haven't tried one yet.
I've always liked the look of the Texas tuff tanks, but they never have them in stock when I have money, so I haven't tried one yet.
Sherman tanks were kool back in the day but at this time I'd rather have an abrams.
Sry, I fight the sarcastic urge but sometimes I lose the battle....
Sry, I fight the sarcastic urge but sometimes I lose the battle....
Me too. Any idea how those aluminum caps hold up to cinnamon? I don't know why, but I've always been hesitant about aluminum degrading.
Have you ever had a plastic tank spiderweb on you? I did with a brand new Prive tank.My Craveloupe from AVE cracked the pmma tube in under 5 minutes. Wasnt really expecting that from a melon and canteloupe flavored juice.
Is kind of odd that it does nothing to the bottle its in, or at least anything we can see.
Worse were the early CE4's, I had some that ended up looking like "crackle glass", so now I just vape those flavors out of the bottle
The reason is the bottles that those juices come in is made of polypropylene, which is immune to those flavors. The polypro DCT tanks whose tube is frosted in appearance uses polypropylene plastic, safe for the volatile juices.
My choice of tank factors in cost vs quality vs personal preference in design.
For smaller (slimmer) tanks I like IBTanked for quality and low cost. The Smoktech polypro DCT tank is a nice tank too, if you don't mind using the safer plastic; I just have a personal preference to use pyrex glass tanks from now on.
For larger tanks I like the Triple V Luxury pyrex tanks by Valley View. I don't personally care for the side or top juice feed holes like the sidewinder uses. I also like the Phiniacs, although they are a bit pricier. You get what you pay for with them. I don't have any of the large diameter IBTanks, as my current preference in mod use is with the smaller slimmer mods, but I would expect the larger IBTanks to be of equal quality as the smaller ones.
Not generally a fan of the silicone grommet tanks like Valley View sells or the Texas Tuff Tanks, but I do like the grommet tanks that High Desert sells. It depends upon how tight the grommets hold on to the carto for ease of juice refills. I've already stated my preference for not using fill holes or needing a needle to fill tanks. Just personal preference.
I've not had the Cirrus pyrex tanks, but one day would like to if they ever sell their tanks online. Those pyrex J tanks with the annodized caps look nice too.
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