need help with what tank to get

[ArturHoldTheH]

Hi I'm new to vapeing I've started vapeing during the summer I need help with what tank to get for my eleaf istick 30w I have the Aspire nautilus Mini I want something with maybe multiple coils I want to be able to get bigger clouds of smoke

 

[ArturHoldTheH]

And also be able to handle the full output of my istick

 

[*deleon517*]

You can do the aspire Atlantis which will be a bit large on the 30w. There is also the kanger subtank nano which is a much better fit imho.

 

[Iusedtoanalog]

Hi Artur,

So with a little searching we know that the iStick will go to .5Ω no problem. Eleaf recommends the Melo clearo for that (Wonder Why??LOL) mod. I have never used a Melo but I have seen one. They look nice but I personally am enjoying the Subtank mini from Kanger. the thing that kept me from jumping into an Atlantis, or the Melo was the lack of RBA mainly. Secondly I was not keen on the ceramic wick material used in the Atlantis or the cosmetics of their tank, but they do get mostly positive reviews from many folks.

Keep in mind that I have been building coils for a few years now so that was a deal breaker for me personally.

But having said that I have used the stock coil(my wife has been using them consistently for ~6weeks) and I can say without a doubt they are great, and capable of producing great vapor at 30w, and beyond..... The Subtank mini has good airflow full open(better than the Lemo IMO) two tighter settings and can be run all the way up to about 50 watts and still wick well with thinner liquids. If you Vape thicker liquid you can expect your max to be around 35ish without having issues with wicking. With that said if you are content with stock coils I would personally prefer the Subtank mini, or the Melo mostly due to their cotton coils and secondly due to their cosmetics.

Basically Chalk up a Vote for the Subtank from me.. Good Luck, Happy Vaping.

 

[ruishang]

+1 for the Subtank. The tank performs amaxing, and the RBA kanger provides is a great way to introduce folks into coil building. The deck on the rba of the new minis is awesome. I started with the v1 rba for the full sized subtank and can tell you, although smaller, the mini is a great improvement. I'm not sure if the nano comes with an rba though...

 

[Kab00se26]

I have had fantastic luck with the subtank mini.

 

[tieminnow]

+2 on the subtank mini, I got one about 4 weeks ago and the thing is very impressive and hard to believe that kanger made it. I just switched out the cotton in the 0.5ohm coil head, not that it needed to be but I was just curious as to how hard it was and if it changed anything. It really made no difference and the cotton looked like charcoal. After four weeks the wire seems ok, my istick 50w says it's at .6 ohms however my multimeter says it's at around .9. The tank is awesome and the flavor is phenomenal you would be very happy with one guaranteed.

 

[dhood]

I have the Subtank mini. The liquid I use gunked up the 1.2 supplied coil in 3 days. I wicked the pre-built .5 ohm RBA and I've been using it ever since - about 5 weeks. I just re-wick it every few days and it just keeps on firing up.

 

[Marmaduke]

Go for the subtank mini, you just have more choices to adapt it to your preferred kind of vaping and you can also test coil building. Aspire Atlantis would look a bit bulky on your device and the mini is said to work without problems.