Good TC Tank with Drop-In Coils at all Wattages

[Opinionated]

I was talking to my son the other day and he likes vaping, but with what I've given him he is still smoking half the day, and vaping the other half. Which is fine.. but we were talking and he was mentioning that he would like to try some of the higher watt devices that had temperature control.

As he is waiting for his taxes to come back, and I was shopping sales, I found a Wismec Reuleaux RX200 Box Mod for 20 bucks so I went ahead and made the purchase - figured it would be a fine newbie device for him to decide if he likes it.

What I'm curious about, is what would be a good tank for him? He doesn't rebuild or anything yet so drop in coils are key, but I'm sure would like to experience the full capacity of the device itself, that way, he can decide if there is a sweet spot somewhere in there for him.

What would be recommended for that? Any ideas?

 

[Eskie]

I don't think you're going to find a tank with lots of SS or other TC coils that will cover all wattages. Then again, wattage is sort of meaningless in TC, you just need enough to get to the temp you want.

My standard inexpensive recommendation is the Tobeco Super tank. Affordable, holds 5 ml, top fill, and takes any Atlantis style coil so there's a wide choice of coils, including SS for TC. Tobeco even makes their own 0.3 ohm notch coil that I've used and is fine in TC. It should be a nice pairing with the RX200, and offers lots of choices both for TC as well as standard wattage mode to help him get dialed in.

 

[Opinionated]

I don't think you're going to find a tank with lots of SS or other TC coils that will cover all wattages. Then again, wattage is sort of meaningless in TC, you just need enough to get to the temp you want.

My standard inexpensive recommendation is the Tobeco Super tank. Affordable, holds 5 ml, top fill, and takes any Atlantis style coil so there's a wide choice of coils, including SS for TC. Tobeco even makes their own 0.3 ohm notch coil that I've used and is fine in TC. It should be a nice pairing with the RX200, and offers lots of choices both for TC as well as standard wattage mode to help him get dialed in.

Cool thank you..