Mini Protank or SmokTech Aro's?

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Racehorse

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The pro.tank and evod heads do not fit the aro but the t3s ones do, the collar is smaller on the t3s heads, I've been using authentic t3s heads in my aros for months

do you know if it will take the regular T3 heads, not the "s" kind?

If not, what can I used my T3 heads/bases with?
 

Steelgirl

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I'll be surprised if you don't like it. The Aro is a nice little tank.

We'll I got it. Put some cinnamon in it and I kept tasting a burnt taste. While it is possible to get a brand new devise with a burned out coil, it's unlikely. So I gave up, dumped the juice, cleaned out tank. Let it sit empty for a day then filled with an older juice I haven't vaped in quite a while (menthol-mint). HOLY COW !!! What a difference !! I'm loving it!! Big clouds of vapor. Blow half my vape, then a few rings, and then more vape, all from one toot!!!
 

TafkanX

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I still think they're both great little clearomizers for an ego-sized device like my iTaste VV, but the mini protank-2 looks a little anemic on my SVD. The Aro is a little larger and the metal sleeve matches with the brushed finish on the SVD, but nevertheless I've moved on to the iClear i30 because the dual-coil design can handle the higher power available to the SVD (I can't really run the Smok or Kanger heads any higher than 8 watts before beginning to develop a burnt taste), but I'm really interested in the dual-coil Protank 3 because I really do favor bottom coil designs and the Protank is still a fantastic looking clearo.
 
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