Let's have a tank discussion. (Repeat topic, I know. Humor me, if you will.)

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tyleris12

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I tried those big wicky tank things (ce2?)They just taste bad.Im hoping the carto tanks will be better.A friend ordered stuff to make them and is going to send me one.I hope I love it.Im just chomping at the bit to try it,LOL!

keyzy, I didn't like the CE2 tanks either, but love my carto tanks, so hopefully you will too...it is hard to be patient when it comes to new vapin' stuff huh? :)
 

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Nice, bookmarked for future reading.

Fluxomizers. Do these work well? Does anyone have a link on how to mod them to make them work well?

Anyone know of a video on how to mod these to make them work really well? I saw a review on them from that Canadian chap on the GotVapes site, but I was wondering if anyone was able to turn up a video?
 

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You can use the CE2's as they are. It's been my experience that they wick a little better in a tank. My only complaint about them is you sometimes have to tip them to get juice to the coil.

I'm not knocking the other tanks in any way. They all that have a slight learning curve and people have had the same problems with ALL of the various tanks available. Leaking, not wicking well and coming apart are complaints I've seen about ALL of them at one point or another.

Trying them will be only way to decide which tank, if any, will work best for you.

I contend that ANY Tank that is C-E2 based will have the same issues. The problem isn't with the Tanks, it's with the C-E2 coils. The damned things are all over the place. And "Tanks" depend on a constant length to work right. The reason the wicking is improved is that the "angle of attack" the liquid takes through the wick into the coil is reduced, hence, better wicking. But, the leaking part is controlled by the cup cap, and how the tank top seals to it. Therein lies most peoples tank problems. If the QC of the C-E2's were up to snuff, ALL Tanks would perform better more of the time. JMHO

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