As an Atlantic v1 user (they use the same coil, which is the cloud producing part) I can say it is a sufficient tank and that mod could handle the tank although I would look at something a little beefier in wattage, something that maxes around 100+ for experimentation. In addition to the coil you use, part of it comes down to your wattage, part of it comes down to your juice. I tend to use juice that is heavier on the VG (vegetable glycerin) and less on the PG (Proplyene Glycol) for taste, but higher concentrations of PG will get you bigger clouds. The recommended wattage for the Atlantis v2 is going to vary by the resistance on the coil you get; before I was using TC coils, the standard coil I would use was either the .5ohm which I ran at ~20w, or the 1ohm, which I ran ~50w. You can run them as high as 30w+ on the standard .5ohm coil but you take a greater chance of getting dry hits. What I would recommend is getting the nickle TC (temperature control) coils, which are .15ohm, for a more consistent hit, but some would also say otherwise.
Like the gentlemen who posted above, depending on your choice of coil will depend on the requirements for your mod.
One thing that no one really told me, but I kind of assumed, is that if you haven't vaped and are just getting into it to buy yourself a few extra coils; you will probably go through a couple coils if you make any mistakes when you start vaping, and it's nice to have a couple extra if you do. On TC vaping I go through a 1 coil ~2-3 weeks, but when I was on straight power it could range between 1 week - 2 weeks but rarely beyond... I found that I was more prone to inconsistent hits using straight wattage.
