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[hijito765]

What's the difference between tank and dripper? Which is better?

 

[Dextrose]

Welcome to ECF Hijito and to answer your question, a tank has a tank that holds juice, drippers dont have tanks, instead you drip the juice right on the coils and cotton, there are quite a few tanks now that will produce fantastic flavor and clouds, but i personaly find i get way better of both from drippers, realy all depends on what you like. hope this helps. Happy vaping!

 

[suprtrkr]

The difference is the ability to store e-juice. Tanks do, drippers only take as much juice as will be vaped immediately. There is no better or worse. It's all about what you like and what suits your vaping pattern. Many people use both, a tank for out an about, and a dripper when they're home.

Welcome to the board.

 

[MoDmAnDaN]

Many people use both, a tank for out an about, and a dripper when they're home.

Welcome to the board.

That's what I do during the work week. I'm one of the few people who are allowed to enjoy vaping in my office. I don't want to over-do-it by creating mass clouds as you get with dripping, but a more consistent vape with tanks, Primarily Kanger Subtanks at work.

Drippers typically create more vapor than a tank by default, but subtanks are close and the convenience of not having to carry juice with me is a plus!

 

[Susan~S]

To add to the above *MOST* drippers sold today are rebuildable only. They do not take stock coils that you put in them. You have to buy wire, wind your coil, check your ohms and wick it.

Tanks, on the other hand, may take stock coils, may be rebuildable or may be both. Depends on the type of tank you buy.

 

[BrotherBob]

Going primarily for flavor and or clouds (some folks claim they can get both), dripper.
A small (some folks claim a large) sacrifice (can depend on the tank) to the above, need mobility without the fuss--tank.