New Tank?

[lariders]

For many years I have been using a tank with a punched carto. I am having trouble finding replacement parts for my current tank.

I see all these new style tanks and don't know anything about them. What's a good one to start with that won't cost a arm and leg?

Thanks

 

[ej1024]

There's RTAs
AND THE CLEAROMIZERS
They all cost from $20-$60
Bucks...
So which tank style do you prefer?




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[lariders]

I'm not really sure on the difference. From looking at pictures I would say RTA.

 

[Vchick]

what kind of tank and cartos? I have some stuff lying around

 

[lariders]

I use a dual coil 1.5ohms carto, I have a good amount of cartos. But my tank is cracked, it's mini sub from M&P vapor.

 

[FishingBuffalo]

Most of the modern coils are built really close to cartomozers, but smaller. They are better performers, not as juice finicky, made with larger wire, may last longer, and can come in resistances for stellar M2L to Extreme Cloud Chucking! A Cubis Tank will give you an idea of all types of vape styles without braking the bank.

 

[DavidAmonettNashville]

The Nautilus mini with a 1.8 ohm bvc (bottom vertical coil) is a tried and true performer.

 

[Vchick]

sorry, thought you had an old school carto tank...

 

[lariders]

I think it is old school?

 

[93gc40]

I second the Nautilus with BVC coils. Very similar in performance and use to a carto. The Protanks are also another good option. These can be found for a little as $5 each and coil head are about a $1 at Fasttech. Both can be rebuilt if your into that, Lightningvapes has blanks and parts.

If you are willing to DIY the coils I recommend Kayfun or the like.