But, but... I don't want to lung inhale... I never did, not even when I smoked...
I feel ya. I smoked cigarettes from 1978 to 2009, and I always smoked mouth to lung. Didn't understand the lung inhale thing at all. Like smoking a joint. That's not how we smoked cigarettes.
I'm trying to understand. But I can't even begin to imagine myself doing lung inhales... Flavor is experienced in one's mouth, not lungs.
I feel ya again. I only tried a direct lung inhale because I bought a tank that was good at it. The flavor blew me away, so crisp and juicy.
Can one do mouth to lung with those tanks? Decrease the airflow? Lower the wattage???
I can't speak for the other tanks, but the Kanger Subtank Mini has 4 airflow adjustments; wide open, pretty darn open, restricted, and closed. The restricted (one hole) setting is airier than say a kfl+ or a k4, but I think it does a great job at mouth to lung at that setting. If you put a 1.5 ohm coil on it and vaped it like that it would probably give a Kayfun a run for its money, it's a versatile tank.
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it's really made for more air and more power at lower resistance. I wasn't nuts about my previous RDA experiences. The draw was a little rough on the two I bought at 10-15w on a 1.5 ohm coil. More flavor and more vapor than the old school hardware, but to me it wasn't my perfect vape. I got Mrs. Dr. a k4, and that was more like it. Smooth, great for mouth to lung, and gave more vapor and satisfaction than old school hardware. Then I lung hit my new Subtank Mini at 27.5w and I totally got it. The vapor is warmer than I'm used to, but not rough. The throat hit and lung hit vaping this way is extremely satisfying, and the vapor is just amazing. I'm sold. Never say never until you try it on hardware that can do it well. And don't bail after your first try or two. You kind of need to work your way into it, but when you get there you'll totally see why people vape this way.
Can't speak for the Delta 2, but the Subtank Mini makes a great mouth to lung tank, as does the k4. Whichever way you end up going, good luck finding the gear that works well for how you like to vape.