First rebuildable

[lyspaere]

I'm about to pull the trigger on my first rebuildable tank. I'm tired of replacing plug-in heads every third day because my juice has gunked up the coil.

I'm tossing between a Kayfun v4 clone (Tobeco or EhPro, haven't decided yet) or a Kanger Subtank. Both look like good products, and have rave reviews "out there."

I do have a slight bias against Kanger in general because their Protanks had such wild popularity and I thought they were crap, so I have a slight grudge.

I have no interest in "cloud chasing", but I do want more vapor than I'm getting from my Aspire Nautilus'. I also know that part of that is limited by the output of my VTR - something else I'll be replacing with an updated box mod. That's a different contemplation for a later thread.

Anyways, was looking for feedback on Kayfun vs Subtank. Thanks

 

[2naphish]

welcome to the ECF....best of luck on the hunt.

 

[CloudyWithChanceOfVape]

Congrats on coming into the world of rebuildables..... Its amazing and you wont regret it.

You say you won;t cloud chase now, but I assure you you will eventually want to dabble with a RDA Deck... and end up with a .8 or .5 ohm coil and you'll love it.....

I just like lots of thick clouds, not necessarily trying to chase the BIG CLOUDS like people using .2 and .15 ohm builds (Thats insane in my eyes)

 

[EBates]

Welcome aboard and Happy New Year

I'm ignorant of the wonders of the KF v4 but I own several KF 3.1 tanks that I use exclusively. (for what that's worth)

Based on Kanger's extensive experience in building quality RTAs I can definitely understand your interest in them. I know hype has never steered me wrong.

 

[lyspaere]

You say you won;t cloud chase now, but I assure you you will eventually want to dabble with a RDA Deck... and end up with a .8 or .5 ohm coil and you'll love it.....

Background info: I'm recovering from substance addictions, and vaping is to me what methadone is to someone kicking smack. I intend to someday cease vaping, also. I've put a pretty significant bit of effort into not making this into a hobby, which means I completely understand all the people with 20+ mods and double that for RDAs, etc .

I really intend this to be an economical choice, both financially and time-saving. I should be able to build my deck once, then after I'm happy with the build, only replace the cotton (this is my theory).

 

[Cory Troutman]

I use an Eleaf Lemo. Picked it up for about 35 bucks and so far its been working like a dream. I was stuck between the Lemo and the Kayfun but obviously i went with the Lemo. I cant compare it to the Kayfun but i highly recommend looking into one. I ordered one from Elev8Vape and it got here in a couple of days and didnt break the bank.