Need tank for my provari mini

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Hey guys I need some opinions. I have a provari mini currently equipped with an aero tank. This setup sucks! It's not so much the aerotank but the kanger coils that really blow. Any suggestions on a good tank. I was looking at the innovape m1 but don't know what kind of coils it takes.. If it is the volcano type cartomizer than I don't like those. Any suggestions.


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image.jpgIf you are open to trying a carto tank you can't go wrong with IBTanked. I have a 22 diameter halfling size on mine with the IBT Pro (their pro ring) and it is a seamless fit and works amazingly! Also it is surprisingly easy to fill and maintain. Plus it is reasonably priced, a little more expensive if you start customizing with colors but still less cost than the competitors and their customer service is fantastic.
 

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I also would suggest learning to rebuild those Kanger coils. It is so easy and you will get great results. I've been rebuilding my Protank coils for many months...haven't bought new coils in a year (the coil housing lasts indefinitely)...and it's only cost me a few pennies worth of cotton and kanthal.
 

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if you dont want to start rebuilding get yourself either an Aspire tank or Innokin Iclear (30-S or 16-B) .. those seem to be the best clearos on the market imo.

but I second the Kayfun if you want to start down that road.. I love my Kayfun and the flavor is unmatched with anything else I've tried. But its a big heavy tank and doesn't look flush on the provari unless you get the tank ring
 

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There are options for you, and your choice depends upon how much time you want to devote to setting up your delivery device.

Since you sound like you may be a relatively new vaper and likely want "easy & fast to fill", clearomizers are the obvious choice. The Aspire Nautilus is a pyrex clearmizer with air control capabilities that I've read great things about. I'm not sure how it compares to what you already have. Any clearomizer uses tiny silica string to wick to the coils, so there will always be potential for inconsistancy like flooding, dry or hot hits, and muted flavors.

My "Go To" delivery device for my Provari's for the last year and a half have been IBTanked pyrex cartotanks. No dry hits or flooding issues. Better flavor and consistancy than any clearomizer. Takes a few minutes to setup a new cartomizer properly on initial setup, but refilling the tank thereafter takes only 30 seconds if you have a tank refilling tool.

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For the last few weeks I've found the ultimate tank (for me): A Kayfun-style rebuildable tank atomizer (Kayfun Lite Plus). Building a micro coil and using cotton wick is not hard to learn if you put in a little time. I can setup my Kayfun in about ten minutes. This coil/wick setup will last 1 - 2 weeks; the cotton wick may need to be replaced at that point, but the coil should last 1 - 2 months. Best flavor and vapor possible from a tank.

Initial cost can be pricey if you get an authentic Kayfun-style RTA, but clones can be found for the price of a quality pyrex cartotank. Once you have the tank, the replacement materials (Kanthal wire and organic cotton) are dirt cheap and easy to find - a good option to have in your vaping arsenal should the FDA ban e-cig parts and supplies.

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