I picked up the Arctic a few weeks ago just to try it out. I used it a few times with their .5 coil and for me it just didn't compare with my atlantis. So it's basically been sitting. Well I decided to bring it to work today and throw in one of the .2 ohm coils, and this has really changed my opinion of this tank. At 60W this thing is actually pretty impressive. I'm usually not a high watt vaper but maybe that's what this thing needs to really perform. anyone else used this with the .2 ohm coils?
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I pretty much did the same thing when I got mine. The .5 coil is barely on par with the Atlantis but the .2 really helps it shine.
Yea I didn't even think to try the .2 bc I usually don't like going over 40w. gets too warm for me. But at 60w in this tank it's really got good flavor and not that warm. I'll have to throw it on my sigelei and run it even higher just to experiment. Right now I just got my 70w ipv mini So I'm limited
I run mine on a Sigelei 150. Anything higher than 65-75 watts (depending on the juice) gets too warm for me. I also picked up the Maganas which is supposedly rated up to 150 watts. Anything over 90 on it is miserable. Sometimes going higher isn't always better.
Very true. I do not like a hot vape. Plus I use a lot of menthol juice which can make it seem even more intense. I just like to try new things and experiment. I don't think I'd vape at 60+ watts all day. Juice guzzlers man
I really like my Arctic Tank. I run mine on a Sigelei as well but stay around 30-40w. Gives me a nice cool vape plus the batteries last a week.
I like my arctic tank, running the .5 btdc at 44 watts, great flavor/vapor but this thing is a juice hog!
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