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Oh, there are a ton of options. Reading your other thread I think MTL vaping is what you are looking for as it most resembles a drag on a cigarette.
This thread is a bunch of MTLers and you can ask any questions there also:
Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
This thread is a bunch of MTLers and you can ask any questions there also:
Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
Searching for tips isn't easy sometimes because the lack of sizes specified....you would figure all would specify lengh, width, and bore, but most dont...
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I seriously see that. The only specs they mention if at all are length and width. Some say wide bore but that’s it 
Thanks for the reply!
Thanks for the reply!
I find that sometimes a careful examination of the pictures helps...sometimes you can tell if a drip tip is wide bore or narrow bore.I seriously see that. The only specs they mention if at all are length and width. Some say wide bore but that’s it
Thanks for the reply!
If the Innokin T18 or T22 set-up interests you...that ToolmanTexas linked to on FT...MyFreedomSmokes has them both in their Clearance section online. They have the whole set-up of each and just the tanks for sale, too. I ordered more of the T18 tanks and the T22 tanks. They're $8.95 and $9.95 each. I got FREE S/H, too, for some reason, though my order wasn't very big.
Its funny you mention that... I was on the FB MTL group and a person posted up some atties that had really cool drip tip and I asked what they were and they said they were Vivi Nova tips.
$1.10 Chromed Brass Round Mouth Drip Tip for 510 / ViVi Nova / DCT at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Yes that's true about bore, but lenght and width are equally important imo . I just bought one and took a chance, it looked like my type , about 9 mm in width but when it came it was almost 14mm. It was fairly cheap, so not to big of a deal, but at that width it's unusable to me.
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I'd seriously suggest a MTL tank, as even with a smaller bore drip tip you are not going to get the same resistance and airflow settings to give you a true MTL experience, though it may help a bit.
Toolman Texas has given you some great suggestions. If you want something with top filling, I might suggest the IJoy Elf tank, which is pretty much a better built version of the Nautilus 2, with more fill capacity, easier filling, and quite similar vape. It also uses the MTL coils for the Nautilus 2 (or the original come to think) I was gifted one by a member and am surprised how much I like it.
A Kabuki clone (you'd have to order from FT or another Chinese vendor) is a great way to check out one of the best MTL vapes on the market (the originals are REALLY pricy). I prefer the original Kabuki but the clones aren't bad at all, and will give you a sense of what an original Kabuki can do. I notice differences, but the overall design is similar.
Best of luck, and yes you can put most tanks on whatever mod these days, simply reduce wattage and enjoy better batter life. There are SOME setups that will only go down to a set wattage (I have a tesla nano that will only go down to 7, and I've seen other mods that start their firing at 10 watts, I'm not sure if the Vaperesso is one of them, but other than that, you should be fine.
Some folks swear by the Innoken T18 or T22. I have always avoided them because I don't like fixed wattage and also tend to vape at seriously puny wattages (from 7--12 at the MOST) so I didn't feel they'd be suited to my needs but some folks swear by them.
Good luck deciding,
Anna
Toolman Texas has given you some great suggestions. If you want something with top filling, I might suggest the IJoy Elf tank, which is pretty much a better built version of the Nautilus 2, with more fill capacity, easier filling, and quite similar vape. It also uses the MTL coils for the Nautilus 2 (or the original come to think) I was gifted one by a member and am surprised how much I like it.
A Kabuki clone (you'd have to order from FT or another Chinese vendor) is a great way to check out one of the best MTL vapes on the market (the originals are REALLY pricy). I prefer the original Kabuki but the clones aren't bad at all, and will give you a sense of what an original Kabuki can do. I notice differences, but the overall design is similar.
Best of luck, and yes you can put most tanks on whatever mod these days, simply reduce wattage and enjoy better batter life. There are SOME setups that will only go down to a set wattage (I have a tesla nano that will only go down to 7, and I've seen other mods that start their firing at 10 watts, I'm not sure if the Vaperesso is one of them, but other than that, you should be fine.
Some folks swear by the Innoken T18 or T22. I have always avoided them because I don't like fixed wattage and also tend to vape at seriously puny wattages (from 7--12 at the MOST) so I didn't feel they'd be suited to my needs but some folks swear by them.
Good luck deciding,
Anna
Sometimes FT puts that and sometimes they don't. If the specs aren't there I don't buy usually:
Just an FYI, only the T18/T22 full kit has a fixed battery. The atomizers can be run on any device if one decides to get a VV/VW/TC device. Many pair the atty with this battery for a super inexpensive MTL setup:
$22.12 Authentic Eleaf iStick 30W 2200mAh Variable Voltage / Wattage APV Box Mod - 2-8V / 5-30W / black at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Put this on top and good to go:
$11.39 Authentic Innokin Prism T22 Tank Clearomizer - 4.5ml / 1.5ohm / stainless steel + glass at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
It's definitely nice when they list them, but what really burns me is a DT only store not listing all 3 dimensions. Thanks
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That elf tank looks sweet... Would be a good option looks to me.
Toolman Texas, it's SUPER sweet. It's like an N2 with all the flaws removed! Filling is easy and you can fill right to the top. Nice formfactor and protective metal sleeve (don't put it on upside down, you will have leakage) and actually fills to 2 ml, not 1.6 or whatever. The topfill is super easy.
I was dubious when a member sent me one but I LOVE it far, far more than the Nautilus 2. The only "downside" if you ask me is that metal enclosed tanks heat up a bit quicker than glass tanks (but not by that much). I kind of think the metal acts as a heat sink, but that's only my THEORY and I will take it over exposed glass tanks sometimes, like the time I dropped it yesterday. I was really thrilled to receive one, and really amazed by the results. I would choose it over the N2 any day of the week
Anna
I was dubious when a member sent me one but I LOVE it far, far more than the Nautilus 2. The only "downside" if you ask me is that metal enclosed tanks heat up a bit quicker than glass tanks (but not by that much). I kind of think the metal acts as a heat sink, but that's only my THEORY and I will take it over exposed glass tanks sometimes, like the time I dropped it yesterday. I was really thrilled to receive one, and really amazed by the results. I would choose it over the N2 any day of the week
Anna
Innokin T18 Prism Tank - $8.95
Innokin T22 Prism Tank - $9.95
Coils for them are definitely cheaper at FastTech though, than here in the US. Order multiple boxes for an even better deal on FT, too.
Innokin T22 Prism Tank - $9.95
Coils for them are definitely cheaper at FastTech though, than here in the US. Order multiple boxes for an even better deal on FT, too.
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