Good rebuildable tank?
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How about one that's made for rebuilding? Try a kayfun. You'll see a big difference.
Your post is pretty vague, Alex. Without knowing what you have for an APV, or what your rebuilding skills and knowledge are... pointing you in a direction, other than novamatt's suggestion of the Kayfun, there's not much that can be done for you.
The Kayfun type atomizer (arguably, the most popular RTA ever made) is far easier, faster and more target resistance accurate to build than any 'glassomizer'... never actually intended to be rebuilt, but rather simply replace coil heads.
Post again... details of your APV - your wick, wire and Ohm's Law knowledge... these will contribute to providing a more complete answer.
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For something easy and leak free, try any of the variations of the Kayfuns out there. Hcigar and Ehpro make good ones.
If you are looking for a warmer vape from something with a coil on top, try a genesis style tank. Look up youtube videos on getting a genesis style tank set up on auto drip mode with cotton wicking. Much easier then messing with stainless steel mesh, but still not as easy as the Kayfun. Also, these tend to leak if you lay them on their side.
Finally, you have the various different RDA's or dripper style rebuildables. There are a ton of these out there. My first was a Nimbus clone that had three posts for dual coil builds. I only ever built one coil in it though, and it worked fine. It is also the easiest one for me, as there are holes in the posts to stick the kanthal through, rather then screws to wrap kanthal around.
If you are looking for a warmer vape from something with a coil on top, try a genesis style tank. Look up youtube videos on getting a genesis style tank set up on auto drip mode with cotton wicking. Much easier then messing with stainless steel mesh, but still not as easy as the Kayfun. Also, these tend to leak if you lay them on their side.
Finally, you have the various different RDA's or dripper style rebuildables. There are a ton of these out there. My first was a Nimbus clone that had three posts for dual coil builds. I only ever built one coil in it though, and it worked fine. It is also the easiest one for me, as there are holes in the posts to stick the kanthal through, rather then screws to wrap kanthal around.
In regards to APV I'm using an Itaste MVP at the moment. Have wire from 28g up to 32g and wicks from 1mm to 3mm. I don't really know about ohms law haha, i just know the higher thicker the wire the lower the resistance and the more wraps the higher the resistance. Have been aiming for about 1.8ohms atm.
Well as you seem to be rebuilding the premade attys ok then you will probably find a kayfun clone easier to work on. It will work fine on a MVP at the same sort of resistance you are making now.
Keep a copy of this handy. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/6293-14-ohms-law-dummies.html The little v-I-r triangle is so easy to remember. Credit @ baditude for this one.
Keep a copy of this handy. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/6293-14-ohms-law-dummies.html The little v-I-r triangle is so easy to remember. Credit @ baditude for this one.
I will give you what I have and do for now.
1. EVOD's (protank/mini's PT2/minis , RC200, MT2's) are all the same. Heads are easy to rebuilt and easy to maintain.
Only issue is they are a little on the small side to rebuilt. But if you have done a couple, you can crank them out in about 3 minutes, wick with cotton and vape....
2. SQuape and KFL. Large decks and easy to built. Easy to fill. Needs a bit of fiddling to get them to vap correctly but they are by far the easiest to set up. You can get these up and running in about 2 minutes. Coiling, wicking filling and vape!!
Neither of them really leaks at all. If they do, there is something that was done wrong by me! I shoot for 1.5 to 2.2 OHM.
Test and re-test Ohm before firing!
All of the above are used on MVP v2 , Nemmie and Vamo V3.
Good luck with your search.
Cheers
1. EVOD's (protank/mini's PT2/minis , RC200, MT2's) are all the same. Heads are easy to rebuilt and easy to maintain.
Only issue is they are a little on the small side to rebuilt. But if you have done a couple, you can crank them out in about 3 minutes, wick with cotton and vape....
2. SQuape and KFL. Large decks and easy to built. Easy to fill. Needs a bit of fiddling to get them to vap correctly but they are by far the easiest to set up. You can get these up and running in about 2 minutes. Coiling, wicking filling and vape!!
Neither of them really leaks at all. If they do, there is something that was done wrong by me! I shoot for 1.5 to 2.2 OHM.
Test and re-test Ohm before firing!
All of the above are used on MVP v2 , Nemmie and Vamo V3.
Good luck with your search.
Cheers
I just started and the RSST was the easiest to coil and vape, the 2 KFL+ have given me nothing but trouble. They both leak, can't get the air flow adjusted, won't sit flush with anything I own. I'm sure I must be doing something wrong but I don't think it's easy to get it working.
I went for the taifun gt for my first rebuildable and love it, I liked the look of it more then the kayfuns for some reason. just waiting on the metal tank section comeing and im useing a mvp too lol.
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