Kanger Protank 3 mini
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I just receive the Protank mini 3 today and so far like it. Haven't had any problems so far. I would recommend the Aero tank mini as I really appreciate the adjustable air flow. I think it is work the extra cost.
Pros: Easy to maintain, Easy to fill, Uses 510 drip tips, Attractive, Can use tank cracking juices with no problems, Spare parts are cheap, coils are easy to change, and old style coils are easy to rebuild.
Cons: Bottom fill, New style coils will soon take over stock, Silicone seals are hard to find when you drop them, Flavor slightly muted, New coils don't like high VG levels.
You'll find many answers like above...but all in all, they are a great clearo.
Cons: Bottom fill, New style coils will soon take over stock, Silicone seals are hard to find when you drop them, Flavor slightly muted, New coils don't like high VG levels.
You'll find many answers like above...but all in all, they are a great clearo.
I don't actually use it, but I rebuild it and maintain it for my husband. So from my view point:
Pros: Easy to rebuild once you get the hang of it (start off small with single coils, master them and move on...I make triple coils for my husband now lol), we've bought one set of coils and I've just rebuilt every coil since then. Which makes it extremely cheap comparative to the cartomizers he used to use. (a 50 ft spool of kanthol was like 3 dollars, cotton was maybe 5 dollars for a lifetime supply, and I bought better insulators for it for like 3 dollars. All that is enough for quite easily 20-30 coils.) Doesn't crack like the cheapo plastic tanks. And you can get the clones from fasttech for super cheap.
Cons: Stupid little rubber gasket around the chimney isn't exactly the nicest and slips sometimes leading to flooding. And the air flow isn't adjustable. Also, if you buy the coils, they are a tad more expensive than the protank 2 coils.
Pros: Easy to rebuild once you get the hang of it (start off small with single coils, master them and move on...I make triple coils for my husband now lol), we've bought one set of coils and I've just rebuilt every coil since then. Which makes it extremely cheap comparative to the cartomizers he used to use. (a 50 ft spool of kanthol was like 3 dollars, cotton was maybe 5 dollars for a lifetime supply, and I bought better insulators for it for like 3 dollars. All that is enough for quite easily 20-30 coils.) Doesn't crack like the cheapo plastic tanks. And you can get the clones from fasttech for super cheap.
Cons: Stupid little rubber gasket around the chimney isn't exactly the nicest and slips sometimes leading to flooding. And the air flow isn't adjustable. Also, if you buy the coils, they are a tad more expensive than the protank 2 coils.
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