Carto, Clearo ot Tank - Advice Required

[Hudson791]

Hi have just bought myself a 6ml tank, and while I like the fact that you dont have to refill very often I dont think you get as much vape from the tank as you do from a 1.5ml clearomiser.

I used to use a 510 with atomiser and drip tips but couldnt be bothered with all that dripping.

I havent use a cartomiser yet and to be honest dont really know what one is!

I was wondering what you guys think would cope with sporadic chain vaping whilst also providing loads of vape.

Cheers

 

[neonballoon]

Cartos, clearos all provide similar vape to me, just distinctly different like the carto filler taste. If you're looking for the most vape and flavor, Rebuildable Atomizers are on another level. There is a learning curve but it's easy once you figure it out.

 

[Hudson791]

Cartos, clearos all provide similar vape to me, just distinctly different like the carto filler taste. If you're looking for the most vape and flavor, Rebuildable Atomizers are on another level. There is a learning curve but it's easy once you figure it out.

I will have to research!

 

[Dana A]

I prefer a carto in a tank over anything else. Clearos are just to touch and go for me. If you liked dripping you may like the Rio line of mods. It allows you to drip via just pushing a bottle threw a hole in the mod but you can do it all with one hand. Check out riosmods.com.

 

[Huejazz]

I own a Reo with a RBA, and love it but they are pricey (over $400 in my setup) a much cheaper alternative is the smoktech Vivi Nova tanks... The convince of a carto tank with the taste of an atty or a RBA dripping... The heads are replaceable and rebuildable (YouTube for how-to's) and they are only about $20

 

[neonballoon]

Vivi novas are a good start but I do not think they replicate the dripping flavor, it's more muted in the clearos.
How did you approach $400 with a Reo setup? I have a Reo Grand and a Chalice 1 and that's $300 without battery and juice.

 

[Faylool]

I basically started on ss replacement cartomizer in a Pyrex tank. There was alearning curve either too dry, just right or too wet. And different thickness juices changes things a bit. Soooooo, although I love my cart/Pyrex tanks with certain juices, the juices I love to savor for their good taste and throat hit....the so called top shelf stuff I really like to use a dripping attomizer. I believe the rba tank mentioned above will give the same results with out the hassle of dripping. Note. You can drip a carto too. It primes with fresh juice and the first few hits are much like dripping an atty, but not the throat hit. It's better to do that periodically than run a too wet tank. So as much as I love the look, the convenience of pyrex tank cartos, I have to say there are some atomizers out their that are making my experience better all the way around. I use a ucan but I'm not on the go very much. When I get smart I'm gonna do rebuildables with tank next. I have 5 different brand name clearos that have been used once and many unfinished. I mean to finish but I don't think I ever will.

 

[neonballoon]

Yep, that's been my experience as well. If you want the best flavor & vapor using any type and mix of juice, dripping or RBA would be the way to go. A carto tank would be best with 50pg/50vg mix and a juice that doesn't crack the plastic tanks.

 

[Faylool]

And a juice that doesn't give throat hit anyway and isn't spectacular flavors isle. (. :