My tanks are killing me!

[Breezy Dawn]

Ok,i have many tanks now and thought i loved the aspire nauty mini,so have 2 and was getting ready to order at least 2 more but now both are sitting in the box because some how ive managed to lose the little pins inside the bottom hardware...on both! (I have a knack for these sort of things)
I also have Kanger protanks and genie tanks. I love the genie because it has better air flow but its so dang big! Protanks is too tight of a draw. I also have the subtank nano,great tank,great size but too much air,lol!!
Taxes will be coming and i want,no i neeeeed more tanks. Does anyone know something like the size of the aspire mini or subtank nano with airflow like the mini?
Im starting to have a hard time keeping at it. I just stocked up with 7 boxes of aspire coils and now the tanks are waiting on those stupid little pins/springs.
Ive been trying to diy too,so far i am failing that,lucky enough i also have some stuff from before i started down that road.
Im getting frustrated,so anyway....any thoughts on what tanks to get? I love the aspire,so maybe tell me how to NOT lose that stupid spring,lol Does that happen much or am i still just that special?

 

[Le$$]

I heard great things about the Kabuki -- uses aspire coils I believe.
There is also a clone version of the Kabuki on fasttech.com

Happy Hunting!

 

[Breezy Dawn]

I heard great things about the Kabuki -- uses aspire coils I believe.
There is also a clone version of the Kabuki on fasttech.com

Happy Hunting!

The idea of using the same coils sounds amazing! Thank you

 

[BreSha6869]

The idea of using the same coils sounds amazing! Thank you

I thought so as well until I looked into buying a Kabuki.

Unfortunately the Kabuki is 3-4x the $$$ of a Nautilus Mini. I ain't cheap but $90-100 for one tank is a bit crazy IMO.....

The Nautilus Mini really is a great tank IMO.....

 

[bobwho77]

I thought so as well until I looked into buying a Kabuki.

Unfortunately the Kabuki is 3-4x the $$$ of a Nautilus Mini. I ain't cheap but $90-100 for one tank is a bit crazy IMO.....

The Nautilus Mini really is a great tank IMO.....

I've got one, along with 2 full size Nautilus' I like them better than the sub-ohm tanks I've tried.

 

[Rickb119]

If you like the Protank, get the airflow controller shown on this page. E Cig | Electronic Cigarette Accessories - Mt Baker Vapor

It make a huge difference.

 

[DeAnna2112]

I have a kabuki and it's worth every penny IMO

 

[choochoogranny]

The air flow controllers do make a big difference on your ProTanks and Davides. Can't remember where, dang it, but there is a shop that sells just the base for both the regular and mini Nauties. Google Aspire Nautilus bottom seal/gasket/base should get you there.

 

[Breezy Dawn]

I looked at the kabuki and for me it is steep. Looks awesome and i think well built. Im still looking around though cos im not sure i can make myself put that much into just 1 tank. I think for the minis i am going to use up those coils i have stocked up but ive only had the 2 i have for like 6 months? I cant believe ive lost the pin springs in both and need parts so soon. They have been my fav tank so what i really hope for is very much the same without parts falling off,lol

 

[Marc411]

The Uwell Crown is a simple tank, no small piece and produces nice flavor and vapor. The coils last a couple weeks so the only problem is you are married to a liquid once you fill the tank unless you don't mind mixing. You can find the coils for around $9 a four pack and the .5 is a nice all around vape.

There is a real good price on them here: Vape Royalty - Search Results for "uwell"

Just make sure you prime your coils, fill your tank and let it sit for about 15 minutes before you start vaping.

 

[BreSha6869]

I have a kabuki and it's worth every penny IMO

What is so good about it compared to tanks like the Nautilus and Subtank Nano?

Just curious.....

 

[BreSha6869]

The Uwell Crown is a simple tank, no small piece and produces nice flavor and vapor. The coils last a couple weeks so the only problem is you are married to a liquid once you fill the tank unless you don't mind mixing. You can find the coils for around $9 a four pack and the .5 is a nice all around vape.

There is a real good price on them here: Vape Royalty - Search Results for "uwell"

Just make sure you prime your coils, fill your tank and let it sit for about 15 minutes before you start vaping.

Too leaky IME.

I say that as I vape on one right now.

The Crown Uwell is by far the leakiest tank I have ever owned. I own 2 and use them both almost every day, but they never leave the house.

 

[Marc411]

Interesting, I own six and don't have an issue with leaking on any of them and they stay on my devices for weeks.

 

[David Wolf]

Ok,i have many tanks now and thought i loved the aspire nauty mini,so have 2 and was getting ready to order at least 2 more but now both are sitting in the box because some how ive managed to lose the little pins inside the bottom hardware...on both! (I have a knack for these sort of things)
I also have Kanger protanks and genie tanks. I love the genie because it has better air flow but its so dang big! Protanks is too tight of a draw. I also have the subtank nano,great tank,great size but too much air,lol!!
Taxes will be coming and i want,no i neeeeed more tanks. Does anyone know something like the size of the aspire mini or subtank nano with airflow like the mini?
Im starting to have a hard time keeping at it. I just stocked up with 7 boxes of aspire coils and now the tanks are waiting on those stupid little pins/springs.
Ive been trying to diy too,so far i am failing that,lucky enough i also have some stuff from before i started down that road.
Im getting frustrated,so anyway....any thoughts on what tanks to get? I love the aspire,so maybe tell me how to NOT lose that stupid spring,lol Does that happen much or am i still just that special?

Aspire Triton Mini or Kabuki (or Kabuki clone from fasttech) are my fav tanks using the standard Nautilus coils.
How do you lose the pins on the Nautilus Mini, mine have never come out?

Triton Mini $23.95 at Sweet Vapes:
Aspire Triton Mini Tank - Aspire Triton, Atlantis - Aspire - Tanks & Coils
You can use standard Aspire Nautilus Coils with this tank, I use the 1.6 ohm and 1,.8 ohm nautilus coils. The tank may also comes with one each of the Triton Mini Coils, a little wider base on those, and you cant use the Temperature Control coil unless you have a Temp Control Mod. I love the top fill on this tank! Fast shipping from Sweet-Vapes.

Kabuki clone from Fasttech $15.12, this is the one I have, was $18 something when I bought it, and I love it, great quality stainless steel, great flavor, uses Nautilus coils:
$15.12 Kabuki Styled BCC Bottom Coil Clearomizer - 3ml / 1.6ohm(3.3-4.2V) / 316 stainless steel + glass at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Takes a while to get it from China (2 to 4 weeks typical), but free shipping.

 

[darkangel07760]

The Uwell Crown is a simple tank, no small piece and produces nice flavor and vapor. The coils last a couple weeks so the only problem is you are married to a liquid once you fill the tank unless you don't mind mixing. You can find the coils for around $9 a four pack and the .5 is a nice all around vape.

There is a real good price on them here: Vape Royalty - Search Results for "uwell"

Just make sure you prime your coils, fill your tank and let it sit for about 15 minutes before you start vaping.

This tank is intriguing. Is it sub ohm only? I see it can have 1.2 single coils.

 

[darkangel07760]

Aspire Triton Mini or Kabuki (or Kabuki clone from fasttech) are my fav tanks using the standard Nautilus coils.
How do you lose the pins on the Nautilus Mini, mine have never come out?

Triton Mini $23.95 at Sweet Vapes:
Aspire Triton Mini Tank - Aspire Triton, Atlantis - Aspire - Tanks & Coils
You can use standard Aspire Nautilus Coils with this tank, I use the 1.6 ohm and 1,.8 ohm nautilus coils. The tank may also comes with one each of the Triton Mini Coils, a little wider base on those, and you cant use the Temperature Control coil unless you have a Temp Control Mod. I love the top fill on this tank! Fast shipping from Sweet-Vapes.

Kabuki clone from Fasttech $15.12, this is the one I have, was $18 something when I bought it, and I love it, great quality stainless steel, great flavor, uses Nautilus coils:
$15.12 Kabuki Styled BCC Bottom Coil Clearomizer - 3ml / 1.6ohm(3.3-4.2V) / 316 stainless steel + glass at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Takes a while to get it from China (2 to 4 weeks typical), but free shipping.

I have a couple of questions about the Triton Mini tank... Did you say it can take nautilus coils? If I were to use triton mini coils with it, it can only be used on a TC device? I know my Sigelei is TC, but I am not sure if my Provari is. Thanks for the help!

 

[Breezy Dawn]

Aspire Triton Mini or Kabuki (or Kabuki clone from fasttech) are my fav tanks using the standard Nautilus coils.
How do you lose the pins on the Nautilus Mini, mine have never come out?

Triton Mini $23.95 at Sweet Vapes:
Aspire Triton Mini Tank - Aspire Triton, Atlantis - Aspire - Tanks & Coils
You can use standard Aspire Nautilus Coils with this tank, I use the 1.6 ohm and 1,.8 ohm nautilus coils. The tank may also comes with one each of the Triton Mini Coils, a little wider base on those, and you cant use the Temperature Control coil unless you have a Temp Control Mod. I love the top fill on this tank! Fast shipping from Sweet-Vapes.

Kabuki clone from Fasttech $15.12, this is the one I have, was $18 something when I bought it, and I love it, great quality stainless steel, great flavor, uses Nautilus coils:
$15.12 Kabuki Styled BCC Bottom Coil Clearomizer - 3ml / 1.6ohm(3.3-4.2V) / 316 stainless steel + glass at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Takes a while to get it from China (2 to 4 weeks typical), but free shipping.

Its the little spring thing in there that i lost,2 times! LOL im gifted i guess. I really am leaning to the cloned kabuki,i like it from a far. Im going to mark the one you point to right now. Thank you

 

[ShowerHead]

This tank is intriguing. Is it sub ohm only? I see it can have 1.2 single coils.

No, there are other factory coils that are not subohm, the 1.2s. But the beauty of it is the RBA deck.
Once I figured out the wicking, I have not used a factory coil.
Contrary to another post here, mine has not leaked unless I wicked the RBA badly. The factory coils? Never had a leak.

 

[cllmda]

I heard great things about the Kabuki -- uses aspire coils I believe.
There is also a clone version of the Kabuki on fasttech.com

Happy Hunting!

I was a mini Nautilus user (keep 5 setups going with dif flavors) for a LONG time until i discovered the kabuki this November.I didnt expect much from it but when I took the plunge i was blown away by the difference!
At least +30% in flavor!

Ive now changed all of my setups and have them all going with kabukis!

ive tried loads of other tanks (have a standard Nautilus + tons of minis, an aerotank, an aerotank mini, a kanger subtank nano, an Atlantis, an Aromamizer, a GS air...)but none of them ever impressed me as much as this one : convenience (uses premade nautilus coils),great airflow control and great FLAVOR !

yes, it does cost 90 $....

FT has now come up with some cheap clones at 12-15$,maybe you could try one of those first to see how you like it ?
Ive heard people say it's pretty decent ...though not 100% as great as the original obviously.

 

[sparkky1]

The idea of using the same coils sounds amazing! Thank you

Wouldn't it be cheaper in the long run to keep trying your luck at DIY ? what is it that doesn't work for you building your own coils ?