I love my protank 3 also have the nautilus mini and live it too but taste wise protank is MY choice
For the love of god....please help!
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Ok ive read and reread everyones posts and links...its been a very educational sunday! and yes my head is spinning but thats pretty normal! So just a few questions someone said i should get verified on efc...what is that exactly? And alot of people are talking about rebuilds?! that freaks me out theres days i have a hard time figuring out my tv remote so the idea of trying to rebuild a e-cig is terrifying! LOL! and lastly i think i like the nautilus mini...(i think) but i want to be sure it will fit and work well with my itaste clk? And that i wont be rebuilding anything..i dont think im ready for that!
When do i get my totally cool name?...cuz you all have awsome names!!!! its like a cool name club i wanna be apart of!
Clearos tend to be hit and miss a ton. As a result people do have bad experiences and end up spending more money than they would have if they carried on with cigarettes. It might be daunting but rebuilding is probably your best bet.
Or carto tanks....
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You have to request it;;; check the Site Suggestions and Feedback forums.
The problem comes up when you create your account via facebook.
Yes the nautilus is compatible with your clk;; it is 510 threaded as are most toppers. (topper = the thingy that goes on top the battery)
Kelly,
The Provari is held in high regard and I am sure you will love it, but another option could be a innokin MVP 2.0 paired with a Nautilus mini. That pairing should serve you well and the battery life on the MVP is said to be very good. I don't have an MVP but they are spoken highly of by other owners. If you are not worried about money then a Provari could be the ticket. Maybe do some research in this forum and see what is the best fit for you based on your budget, needs, and desires.
Welcome to the forum and I hope to see you in the threads.
The Provari is held in high regard and I am sure you will love it, but another option could be a innokin MVP 2.0 paired with a Nautilus mini. That pairing should serve you well and the battery life on the MVP is said to be very good. I don't have an MVP but they are spoken highly of by other owners. If you are not worried about money then a Provari could be the ticket. Maybe do some research in this forum and see what is the best fit for you based on your budget, needs, and desires.
Welcome to the forum and I hope to see you in the threads.
Just wanted to add my two cents, i am new as well but just got the nautilus mini and LOVE it. 
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hmm, MVP 2.0 is cheaper, and better if your not in to rebuilding yet. I would say get that, good starter APV. Mechanical mods are nice. but those Are more for Rebuilders.
You don't need to rebuilt coils to get satisfaction from vaping. As a matter of fact, most vapers don't.
It is just that the moders and the rebuilders really love that stuff and are very vocal ....they tend to take a lot of space here on ecf. I myself use RDA's, mechanical mods and DIY my juice. But I do not recommend any of this to any new vapers.
I am convince that you can get a great vape with simple inexpensive hardware.
It is just that the moders and the rebuilders really love that stuff and are very vocal ....they tend to take a lot of space here on ecf. I myself use RDA's, mechanical mods and DIY my juice. But I do not recommend any of this to any new vapers.
I am convince that you can get a great vape with simple inexpensive hardware.
I have to agree with most of that...
Great vape without rebuilding....yes
Great vape on non-mechanicals without rebuilding...not sure what that direction would be, if not a Provari. I doubt it is an ego style or Chinese throwaway.
Those are great starters, but I have yet to meet the person (both in life and on the forums) who did not outgrow them. I am sure there is someone out there who has been vaping on an ego for two years. I would imagine that person would be in the minority. We all move on to bigger and better things at some point.
I wish my some point had been before I wasted money...but hindsight is 20/20.
I went that route and I am not kidding when I say I spent over 400 bucks on trash before I found my happiness.
OMG!!! OMG!!! i just did a dry burn to clean my iclear16...AND IT WORKED!!! AND I DIDNT BLOW ANYTHING UP!!!! YEAAAAA ME!! YOU GUYS CANT SEE ME BUT IM DOIN MY HAPPY DANCE!!!
Way to go Kelly!!!!
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I have found videos on cleaning every tank you can imagine EXCEPT the iclear 16D....any ideas on why that is? Should it not be cleaned?
I just love the Aerotanks, from minis to regular, to Jumbo size. The new enclosed dual Kanger Coils are a step up, as is the third generation air controller. Aerotanks have never caused gurgling or spitting, either. Mini Protank 3 doesn't perform as well for me.
Try a straight Google, not a search in YouTube....sorry about to have a grandchild and need to crash so I can wake up if we have water breakage....otherwise I would look with you...rough getting to sleep here with all of the baby excitement!
Also, maybe one of the folks here knows a good video or process for that one...
Night night
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