Cheap tank to fit the Stingray Mechanical mod

[beargrills1995]

Okay so I am new to this forum and vaping. I am ordering soon a Stingray clone from fasttech and I need help choosing a tank because I don't know which one fits. I know it's a 510 connection however I don't know which tanks are 510 lol. I'm not going to rebuild anything
anything. I would preferably like a double coil setup but suggestions are welcome. I also need it to fit in the 10-30 dollar range. Thanks

 

[epicdoom]

My first choice would be the Kayfun line up but you don't want to rebuild so, the Inokin Iclear 30S is a fantastic tank uses a duel coil its replaceable, Has great vapor production and awesome flavor using the 1.8 ohm coil.

 

[bugboys]

Yeah, people seem to be happy with the iclear, but also consider the Nautilus. the cheapest place I've seen it is focalecig for about twenty five bucks.

 

[Vaslovik]

Why are you using a mech when you don't want to rebuild? When you buy a mech you are pretty much headed into RBA land, and there's really no getting out of it. You can put some Kanger tank on it, but you will go through 1.8 ohm coils so fast it's not even a joke. Been there, done that. It's not worth it. If you don't want to rebuild don't use a mech. If you want to use a mech get used to rebuilding, and learn how to do it right.

 

[JonesE]

I definitely recommend the kayfun lite+. It fits flush (23mm?) on the stingray and performs well. I own the Infinite Stingray clone and the EHPRO Kayfun lite+(version 2? larger hole).

EDIT: Didn't read your post.. I would recommend that you also start building your own coils. It is well worth it and easy.

 

[epicdoom]

Why are you using a mech when you don't want to rebuild? When you buy a mech you are pretty much headed into RBA land, and there's really no getting out of it. You can put some Kanger tank on it, but you will go through 1.8 ohm coils so fast it's not even a joke. Been there, done that. It's not worth it. If you don't want to rebuild don't use a mech. If you want to use a mech get used to rebuilding, and learn how to do it right.

HEHE I was wondering the same thing, Some folks just don't care to explore that end of vaping. Figured why fight it just give the best answer I can for the question asked.

 

[PolarGoat]

if youre not going to rebuild i would say an aspire nautilus tank, but you should def look into rebuildables for your mech mod. once you start building coils, wicks, etc.. youll be glad you did.

 

[p7willm]

I got a stingray clone cause it looked good. When I started out I felt it was better to look good than to feel good so I got a pair of mechanicals. Used nothing but pre-built stiff, EVOD, nautilus, etc. and had fun.

 

[dab121]

For non-rebuilds I actually personally prefer the Kanger Aerotank to the Aspire offering.
For some reason I find the Aspire mutes the taste just a bit less you build your own coils (and becoming another rba).

 

[shorty70]

With this, I agree ^^^

 

[seek2]

If you bought a mech you are in trouble then. They are designed for low ohm builds. Even a 1.5 ohm coil won't draw enough wattage to hit properly, when that same 1.5 ohm coil will shine on a vv / vw device like the vamo, zmax, provari, dna20, dna30, etc.

Nothing unless you build your own coil will work correctly on a mech. I would put it to the side for now.

EDIT - well, until kanger releases their 1.0 and .8 ohm coils. Which they are making so you can run their devices on mechs.

1.0 ohm and under is mech territory. Anything higher you want on a regulated device. Reason being is a mech only can give 4.2 volts max, and thats on a fresh battery. When you consider voltage drop, even a 1.5 ohm coil won't draw much power.

 

[girlsdrivetoo]

I switch my Aerotank between several devices and it works fine with the Stingray. It is slightly narrower, but not terribly so and gets the job done. However, my preferred topper is a Russian 91%