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    Most sub ohm tanks have adjustable airflow and can be dialed down. I've got a subtank mini on mine with a 1.5 ohm coil on the rba deck. I tightened the airflow and am running at 12 watts. I haven't tried one but the isub tank is pretty inexpensive but doesn't have an rba deck. I won a triton tank the other day and am excited to try it when it gets here.
     

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    OK Not counting any Chickens before they hatch and this may not be the thread to post it in. If not them maybe someone can point in the right one. But after seeing all the pictures everyone has posted of theirs and the different tanks, I have been wondering if you Have to use a sub ohm tank on these. Also if not do ya'll have suggestions for a decent inexpensive tank that will not use a Crap load of Juice like I have heard the sub ohms do but has decent Vapor, easy to rewick and or rebuild. Thanks for any info or Help
    Nope, you can use any tank you desire...I am using a Nautilus Mini as we speak.
     

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    OK Not counting any Chickens before they hatch and this may not be the thread to post it in. If not them maybe someone can point in the right one. But after seeing all the pictures everyone has posted of theirs and the different tanks, I have been wondering if you Have to use a sub ohm tank on these. Also if not do ya'll have suggestions for a decent inexpensive tank that will not use a Crap load of Juice like I have heard the sub ohms do but has decent Vapor, easy to rewick and or rebuild. Thanks for any info or Help
    I'm going to be using a GS M on mine. The best, and cheapest tank there is! :)
     

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    Oh yeah. :facepalm:
    @Innokin_Ash , what is "Real Power?" :blink: I've seen the innovation mentioned several times in several places, but not explained. Can you 'splain please?
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    Most sub ohm tanks have adjustable airflow and can be dialed down. I've got a subtank mini on mine with a 1.5 ohm coil on the rba deck. I tightened the airflow and am running at 12 watts. I haven't tried one but the isub tank is pretty inexpensive but doesn't have an rba deck. I won a triton tank the other day and am excited to try it when it gets here.
    Yeah I like idea of adjustable airflow
     

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    you Have to use a sub ohm tank on these. Also if not do ya'll have suggestions for a decent inexpensive tank that will not use a Crap load of Juice like I have heard the sub ohms do but has decent Vapor, easy to rewick and or rebuild. Thanks for any info or Help

    NO - Matter of fact, Ya' can even use a Cartomizer/Drip atomizer . . . Just Sayin' . . . ;)

    Also- I've been using a Carto/Tank (that is no longer available) on mine, So - I'll let others speak of the different other types of tanks . . . :D
     

    redrebel821

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    NO - Matter of fact, Ya' can even use a Cartomizer/Drip atomizer . . . Just Sayin' . . . ;)

    Also- I've been using a Carto/Tank (that is no longer available) on mine, So - I'll let others speak of the different other types of tanks . . . :D
    I threw an adapter on last night and used one of my original eVod tanks....
     

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    OK Not counting any Chickens before they hatch and this may not be the thread to post it in. If not them maybe someone can point in the right one. But after seeing all the pictures everyone has posted of theirs and the different tanks, I have been wondering if you Have to use a sub ohm tank on these. Also if not do ya'll have suggestions for a decent inexpensive tank that will not use a Crap load of Juice like I have heard the sub ohms do but has decent Vapor, easy to rewick and or rebuild. Thanks for any info or Help

    Most of the sub-ohm tanks out do have coils above 1 ohm, and if they have a rebuild deck like the subtanks do then you can build it however you like so long as within the limits of the device.

    Personally I want to get a couple 306's for use on mine, I am missing my reg attys.
     

    cindycated

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    But I thought you did not sub ohm? Isn't that what a subtank mini does?
    You can get higher-resistance heads for the STM (1.2Ω, 1.5Ω), or if you have the RBA head, you can build it to any resistance you want.
     

    redrebel821

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    But I thought you did not sub ohm? Isn't that what a subtank mini does?
    I told ya I'm brave enough to try anything once! I got some juice samples in low nic levels to try it. It has a 1.2 coil..works nicely at about 15w...just have to remember to inhale differently...lmaoooo
     

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    You can get higher-resistance heads for the STM (1.2Ω, 1.5Ω), or if you have the RBA head, you can build it to any resistance you want.
    Mine came as the kit...a .5 coil, a 1.2 coil, and the RBA deck, which I haven't tried yet, probably won't for a while. I have a ton of 1.8 unbuilt coils here, too.
     
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