I just started vaping, and I want to change the clearomizer with glass/pyrex. Is the Kangor Protank 2 a good replacement? What other parts would I have to purchase in order to replace the current clearomizer? Lastly, how often should I replace parts/what should I do for maintenance?
Innokin iTaste MVP 2.0 Questions
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A Protank 2 or 3 will work fine with your MVP. The only thing you would need to buy would be extra replacement coils. They usually come in 5 packs.
The Protanks are somewhat older tech right now. I think a better glass tank is the GS Air M/MS because it has air flow adjustment. It is about the same price as a Protank.
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The Protanks are somewhat older tech right now. I think a better glass tank is the GS Air M/MS because it has air flow adjustment. It is about the same price as a Protank.
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Protank 2?
Not for me. Why compromise with 'old tech' equipment. I had to rebuild the coils on the Protank 2 to get more than 24/48 hours quality vaping from them... and add an airflow base as well.
Not recommended from me.
Not for me. Why compromise with 'old tech' equipment. I had to rebuild the coils on the Protank 2 to get more than 24/48 hours quality vaping from them... and add an airflow base as well.
Not recommended from me.
Welcome to ECF Juan! Glad you could join us.
The Protank will work, but it won't be a top recommendation. There are much better tanks available for the money. The Aspire Nautilus (or Nautilus mini) comes to mind.
Best of luck to you.
The Protank will work, but it won't be a top recommendation. There are much better tanks available for the money. The Aspire Nautilus (or Nautilus mini) comes to mind.
Best of luck to you.
I love my PT2's (I have 9 of them). It's a great tank, if, you add an airflow base and rebuild the coils. If not, then I would look for something else.
The PT3 is all my wife uses. She quit smoking at the same time I did, but that's where our interests differ. She has no intention of upgrading even though I've given here much better. I on the other hand left behind my PT years ago.
About the best I could do for her was to rebuild her PT3 coils with cotton and not silica.
About the best I could do for her was to rebuild her PT3 coils with cotton and not silica.
The Pro-tank is older tech. That said, I used them back in the day, and they're good tanks. I personally preferred the Kanger AeroTank in the same generation; it's the same thing as the ProTank, except it comes from the factory with the air-adjust mechanism which must be bought separately for the ProTank. A more modern tank would be the Aspire Nautilus or the Aspire Atlantis. If you really want a ProTank, or something else like that, you can buy them used cheaply, too. I've got a half dozen or more I'd sell cheaply to somebody who'd use them, for example.
While the Protank family work well with the MVP, I recommend the Nautilus IMHO it's top of the line in (non sub Ohm) tanks until you get to rebuildables. The MVP and Nautilus combo is not only my recommended starter kit for average users, but what I've given to friends ad family to get them off death sticks. I wish you luck however your journey takes you. Cheers!
Also not the MVP2 cannot fire sub Ohm tanks. This means no Atlantis, Arctic, Kanger Sub tank, or the like.
Also not the MVP2 cannot fire sub Ohm tanks. This means no Atlantis, Arctic, Kanger Sub tank, or the like.
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