new member looking for advice

[xcakez72]

so im kinda new to vaping and having a hard time deciding what clearomizer tank that i should go with right now i have a mvp 2 and a aerotank but the tank broke and now im looking for something to replace it my budget is around 35ish dollars. i am looking for a tank that can get me through my work day i only vape about 2 ml a day on average i have a bunch of kangertech dual coils left over should i go with the aerotank mega or the new aerotank v2 im having a hard time deciding if someone can help me id appreciate it alot thank you!

 

[daleron]

I don't own an mvp2 so I won't comment, just wanted to stop in and welcome you to the forum

 

[joesquid]

You can get a ehpro Kayfun Lite Plus V2 at 101vapes for just a tad over 35. 39 I think. That's a hard tank to beat. I am certainly not an expert but I did buy this tank based on alot of recommendations here and couldn't be happier.

 

[realsis]

Hi, I have a mvp2 myself and really love the flavor the kayfun and taifun tanks give. Those two are my most favorite. They give dense vapor and super flavor. Both those tanks are RBA or rebuildable atomizers. They are both very easily built and the coils last much longer than a disposable coil would. However, I know rebuilding is not for everyone so if it's something your not interested in you might want to give the Kanger td3 a try. It's a decent tank. Bottom coil. But if your interested in learning how to build, the kayfun and taifun are excellent choices.

 

[Mofastermo]

Welcome, and sorry to hear about the tank.
Since you have "a bunch of kangertech dual coils left over" I would pickup another Aerotank (online $19.99) and then really consider the kayfun V2 suggestion going forward.
The Aerotank would hold you over till you collected...
EHPRO Kayfun V2 (online $29.99)
28g Kanthal wire
wicking material
Ohm meter (preferred) or 8 to 10 wraps

 

[xcakez72]

well i saw that they have a new aerotank design and i was just curious if anyone knew if that was better and i want to learn about rbas just gotta read a bit more before i take the plunge and ruin my pv shorting it out or such

 

[TheBoss]

Welcome to the forums I'm new myself too.

I can't offer too much experience with tanks and clearos as most of my starter setups have consisted of cartomisers thus far... but I'm constantly hearing good things about the quality and usability of Nova Tanks - have you tried some of those out? I think you can get them with both 808 and 510 connectors, so there should be one out there to suit your setup

 

[SingedVapor]

One tank that I loved starting out with and still use when I'm too lazy to build is the iClear 30s. It's dual coil top fed and it can hold a great amount of juice. They are relatively cheap too. welcome to the forums my friend

 

[Transdelta]

Nautilus tanks are hands down the best stock off-the-shelf clearo setups, and can be run at upwards of 25 watts with the right juice. If you feel like venturing into the land of rebuilding, Kayfuns are generally easier to set up than genesis tanks

 

[xcakez72]

thank you everyone for the help im hoping to be around vaping for a while as i learned to love it over the analogs alot more when ever i have a analog and it isnt redbulll flavored it tastes horrible to me and its helped me a lot over the next couple weeks i wanna reaD up all i can on rebuildables and hopefully be able to get a good rba setup and start my journey into that

 

[Paradicio]

How about another Aerotank? Seriously. I have the one I got when I first started and I use it every day still. Even though I've moved on to a Kayfun and a Russian 91% as my primary tanks. My Aerotank is my faithful second flavor tank that I bring everywhere.