OK so I want to ask because I see a lot of people using cargo tanks on there provai...I have never tried one..I have about a half dozen steel mesh attys...just want to know the pros and cons to try and figure out if I want to get a couple or not
carto tanks
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I really like carto tanks. Maybe that is because I have not messed with steel mesh attys. I like them because there are simple, easy to use, reliable, tasted much better to me than the cleromizers and the eGo C that I had.
I don't know how much difference there is in the tanks but I use a Pyrex tank and Ikenvape cartomizers. This is working very well for me.
I have written a blog that goes into some detail on the anatomy of a cartotank at the end of this article:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html
I've also written a cartotank tutorial, with included videos on how to fill and assemble one, and an excellent video done by reviewer PBusardo on cartotanks in general.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3710-5-cartomizer-tank-setup.html
For me, cartotanks have been my go-to juice delivery device for several months. I have found that they provide me with the best flavor production, are extremely portable and durable for on the go, and are not position dependent like string-wicked delivery devices like clearomizers and Vivi Nova tanks are. If the tubes are made from pyrex glass or polypropylene plastic, they are safe to use with the tank-killer juices such as cinnamon and citrus flavors.
There is a slight learning curve involved, and they take a few minutes longer to prepare than a simple clearo takes, but they are worth it. Just follow known methods of filling and assembling them, and not stray from those, and you will find they are an excellent delivery device.
I keep a dozen tanks up and running at any particular time, each with their own flavor. I typically change between tanks 3 -4 times a day because it is so easy to change flavors this way.
Additional articles I've written can be found in the link under my avatar.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html
I've also written a cartotank tutorial, with included videos on how to fill and assemble one, and an excellent video done by reviewer PBusardo on cartotanks in general.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3710-5-cartomizer-tank-setup.html
For me, cartotanks have been my go-to juice delivery device for several months. I have found that they provide me with the best flavor production, are extremely portable and durable for on the go, and are not position dependent like string-wicked delivery devices like clearomizers and Vivi Nova tanks are. If the tubes are made from pyrex glass or polypropylene plastic, they are safe to use with the tank-killer juices such as cinnamon and citrus flavors.
There is a slight learning curve involved, and they take a few minutes longer to prepare than a simple clearo takes, but they are worth it. Just follow known methods of filling and assembling them, and not stray from those, and you will find they are an excellent delivery device.
I keep a dozen tanks up and running at any particular time, each with their own flavor. I typically change between tanks 3 -4 times a day because it is so easy to change flavors this way.
Additional articles I've written can be found in the link under my avatar.
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I find that cartos replicate the feel of a cig more than the others and they are so easy. I love my ss mesh rba's, but simply for convenienance and simplicity I keep a carto working at all times. I would highly recommend at least trying them.
I LOVE my carto tanks! I am going to try the AGAT2 soon but due to the leak factor I will never be without my trusty carto tank on hand at all times. You never know when you may need to vape upside down
I too have found love for carto tanks. and i also use the ikenvape 510 two punch flanged carto's. they work so good now i know why they are never in stock for long.
As a newbie, I have been experimenting with many different juice delivery device platforms.
Clearomizers . . . The only one, which I have kept and enjoy are the protanks. I have 3 different RBAs. They are excellent, but do require a small amount of fiddling.
When all is said and done, I will always go to my cartotanks. For myself, cartotanks offer great overall vaping experience.
- Andy . . . Challenge the day.
Clearomizers . . . The only one, which I have kept and enjoy are the protanks. I have 3 different RBAs. They are excellent, but do require a small amount of fiddling.
When all is said and done, I will always go to my cartotanks. For myself, cartotanks offer great overall vaping experience.
- Andy . . . Challenge the day.
Ditto on the Protanks...my favorite (and only) clearomizer. As for carto-tanks...they work great on anything...absolutely love them. I highly recommend Phiniac if you're willing to spend the money.
I dont have the patience to fiddle with RBA's. And the fact they leak unless upright is the deal breaker. I am mobile 90% of the day so I need something I can throw in my pocket, in the armrest in the car etc and not worry about leaks.
Yep, carto tanks are all around great. I NEVER have to worry about them leaking, laying over, laying upside down
, or any of the common problems with RBA's and clearo's on the go. And, while I do like some of the bottom coil clearo's, my carto tanks always seem to eek them out.
, or any of the common problems with RBA's and clearo's on the go. And, while I do like some of the bottom coil clearo's, my carto tanks always seem to eek them out.- Status
