Love Tanks but isn't there one that fit all?

[Irishred]

I know, I'm dreaming. Please, cut me some slack, I'm new to vaping. In my research the most common ratio of ejuice is 70/30 pg vg. So far, that is the only ratio I tried. I've used Kanger T3, vivi novas and Zatty pro on a provari. I like them all but there were some flaws such as gurgling, flooding, burnt taste, no flavor, etc. Even after I changed heads and clean, there were still problems. I thought Kanger protank looked promising but imagine my surprise when I read that it doesn't work well with higher pg content. Could that be a problem with my other tanks, using too thick or too thin ejuice? It didn't dawn on me that thick or thin ejuice could affect vaping if using wrong tank and type or size of wick. Would certain amount of Nicotine affects the performance of a tank? I would like to try different ratio of ejuice but one tank won't fit all, right? Which tanks is suitable for higher Vg content, higher Pg content, 100% Vg. Thanks!

 

[Baditude]

Generally speaking, vg is thicker in consistancy than pg, so there may be some wicking issues if you use a higher vg ratio e-liquid. The concentration of nicotine has no effect on how a tank performs.

All the "tanks" that you have used so far, aside from the ZAP, have been clearotanks, or delivery devices that use a string wick, which many vapors (myself included) believe tend to mute the flavor of many e-liquids.

I use cartotanks almost exclusively because of more flavor production and more consistancy in my vape. I have written several articles on cartotanks, including their setup with videos included, in my blog. You can access it by clicking on the 6 under my avatar where it says blog entries, then clicking on the title of the article which you wish to read.