Choosing between these tanks..

[DrTorben]

I have a Vaporesso Target tank and I use 0.9 ceramic coils. But I´m tired of the bad coils, the lifespan variate between two minutes to 4 weeks..

I wan´t a tank similar to the Vaporesso when it comes to flavor, juice consumption and lifespan on the coils. I like to vape on low wattage, a cool vape.

Choosing between these tanks:

Herakles Pro (whith1.8 ohm coils?)

The Crown 1 or 2

The Aspire Cleito

The Nautilus tank
Joyetech ULTIMO Tank

Kabuki Styled BCC Bottom Coil Clearomizer

Pros and cons whith these tanks...

I do both DL and MTL

Any other suggestions..

 

[Ed_C]

Are you looking for a tank that will do "both" DL and MTL? I ask because some of those tanks are strictly one or the other. Also are you wanting to use it for TC or VW?
Another choice is the Atlantis EVO that came out just a while ago. It has two EVO Kanthal Clapton coils that come with it, but it can also use all the older Atlantis/Triton coils (or others manufactures' coils with the same threading) as well. It's more of a DL tank and while you could use 1.8 Triton coils, it most likely has too much airflow to work well as a MTL tank, although I have not tried this. If you do buy one of these make sure you get the extended version that works as a 4ml tank as well as 2ml. I don't have a Cleito, but from what I've read, it's quite similar, but more flexible because of all the coil options. I really like mine and have just bought a second one for my wife.

 

[DrTorben]

Thank´s for your input. I will only use it in VW mode, and I´m probably more of a DL vaper...

 

[medleypat]

Don't know about the others but the Nautilus is not a good DL tank

 

[herb]

I picked up a Crown II for a great price and am extremely pleased with it . Never leaks and i have been using the same coil for close to 5 weeks , still awesome flavor.

 

[Ed_C]

Here's a thread on the Atlantis EVO. I think it would be a great choice.
Aspire Atlantis EVO

 

[Ed_C]

BTW, your handle is DrTorben. Are you an MD?

 

[TheTinMan]

I like the crown 1. It has become my all day.

 

[herb]

I like the crown 1. It has become my all day.

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That is a fantastic tank , i ordered a few RBA's for it as well but coils seem to be great .

 

[herb]

ECig.com has the Black Crown II & Stainless tank versions in stock & on sale for $15.00 . Authentic

I bought two RBA's for the Crown II tank (Rafale) RBA fit's Crown II tank and they work fantastic. I believe MVS has the RBA's on sale for $5.00 each.

 

[DrTorben]

BTW, your handle is DrTorben. Are you a MD?

No, I`m not a MD, I´m just MAD..

 

[Imfallen_Angel]

I have a Vaporesso Target tank and I use 0.9 ceramic coils. But I´m tired of the bad coils, the lifespan variate between two minutes to 4 weeks..

I wan´t a tank similar to the Vaporesso when it comes to flavor, juice consumption and lifespan on the coils. I like to vape on low wattage, a cool vape.


Any other suggestions..

Yes.. start rebuilding the coils

Vaperrasso cCell rebuilding

Chasing the dragon jumping from tank to tank, many do it and never get happy, as they don't realize that it's more about the coil than the tank.

It also depends if you want to stick with cartridge coils or go with RTAs.

And the 2 minutes to 4 weeks, that's usually about bad priming, and/or liquid with too much sweeteners. (and some percentage of a bad batch of coils)

 

[TheTinMan]

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That is a fantastic tank , i ordered a few RBA's for it as well but coils seem to be great .

The coils are awesome but at my local B&M they ar $5 a pop. The RBA is pretty simple and once you get it, it's literally pennies to maintain and build.

 

[Cheallaigh]

I happen to love my kanger pro tank 4
Kanger Protank-4 clearomizer

it's a dual coil rba, top fill, so the coils last as long as I want, I am dtl sub ohmer...

 

[DrTorben]

I´m not in to building or rebuilding coils I only do pre builds..

 

[Cheallaigh]

tsk... slacker! coils cost about the same as the ones you currently use, my hubby is like you, though I'm weaning him towards using the rbas I build at least. lol

 

[herb]

I´m not in to building or rebuilding coils I only do pre builds..

I am convinced every person thinks rebuilding is just too much of a hassle or for some reason they think they won't be successful at it .

I happen to love my kanger pro tank 4
Kanger Protank-4 clearomizer

it's a dual coil rba, top fill, so the coils last as long as I want, I am dtl sub ohmer...

I read a lot of mixed reviews on the Pro Tank 4 .

 

[Cheallaigh]

like any tank, it's a either you love it or hate it... I love the top-side fill, the mostly metal with viewing windows, the dual coil velocity style rba, not having to buy new coils since they work with hubby's current stock of premades, 4.5 ml even with the rba so less refilling, and unlike some I love the cooler driptip compared to the toptank ones.

 

[Alter]

Chasing the dragon jumping from tank to tank, many do it and never get happy, as they don't realize that it's more about the coil than the tank.

Angel hit it right on the head, you can use any tank, its the coil(s) that are main part. Since you decide not to learn to rebuild then your at the mercy of a factory coil that is hit and miss along with very expensive especially if the coil lasts only a couple minutes. I hate to say it but your in for a long bumpy road of frustration with coils and changing tanks isn't going to solve nothing but separating you from your hard earned bucks.

 

[Imfallen_Angel]

When you consider that Vaperasso, and Eleaf, and Aspire, and several other manufacturers all have tanks that uses the same coil cartridge model, it's a proven design...

If you're not happy with the Vaperasso cCells, there's a LOT of other coils that you can try from all these models and their coil cartridges are cross-compatible.

For example, I can use the same coils in my Eleaf Melo 2, Melo3, Freemax Scylla, Aspire Atlantis, Triton, and so on. Ive use the Eleaf ones, the Aspire ones and the Vaperasso ones. The only thing to watch for is some of these cartridges can have threads on top, others not, and depending on the tank, some need it, others don't.

So you have dozens of choices of coils out there. The most important thing is to have a tank that doesn't leak and you are good with the airflow.

And while you state that you don't want to rebuild, you should still consider it as it's not that hard, takes a few minutes, and ends up costing you almost nothing compared to the pre-made, AND done right, they outdo the factory ones.