Newbie question........Tank related.....

[Crystal Dawn]

I am trying different tanks but I do not get the smoke that I am looking for....... only a little comes out I would like more....... Is there a difference that I can look for when buying tanks or are they all the same?

 

[bacc.vap]

There's a number of factors that determine how much vapor you will get. The voltage your battery is putting out, the resistance of your atomizer coil, and the makeup of your liquid(higher VG content=more vapor), those are the main contributors. So, what voltage are you running at, what's the ohms rating of your atomizer coil, and what's the PG/VG ratio of the liquid you're using? Also, what equipment are you using?

 

[ThorsMightyPlunger]

What type of tanks are you using? There are many types of tanks.

 

[TechGnoll]

bacc.vap makes a good point. Higher VG e-juice makes a more visible vapor. I find that the more vapor the more satisfied I am with the experience because its more like an analog cigarette. When I first started vaping it helped to use an Njoy disposabe to kick the analog habit. The low weight and natural feel kept me vaping thru the more intense withdrawl periods. Vapage makes a great variable voltage battery called the U-Turn that has enabled me to dial in just the right amount to any 510 threaded eGo style tank. Another factor to keep in mind is g-force damage to tank coils, I can make a tank last for months on end but, I have a co-worker that trashes two tanks a month because he drops them regularly..

 

[Kasmel]

it may not be your tank it could be ur pg/vg ratio... the pg aka propylene glycol, is used for flavoring and throat hit and does not create much vapor. VG short for vegetable glycerin and is used is mainly for the vapor aspect it does not hold flavor as well as pg. there may be more to pg/vg I dont know but the more VG you have the more vapor you get but do not go full VG unless you are allergic to PG because with VG it is a sticker fluid and it's harder on your coils, atomizers ,cartomizers whatever you use. the PG waters it down so to say a lot of people do a 50:50 mixture but it is all based from person to person you have to find your sweet spot hope this helps have a great day and vape on my friend

 

[Kasmel]

Ignore signature put in the wrong thing cant fix it right now lol

 

[Bsweat75]

I have the best luck with the kanger areo mega, and the aspire nautilous. No problems with either

 

[DevotedTool]

Since I bought my MVP 2 itaste battery I get much much more vapor than I got from my egos. Setting the variable wattage is like setting cruise control... No more messing with the volts to get to the sweet spot. It's easy to use, huge battery, passthrough- so u can vape and charge, you can even charge your phone from it! But the best part is it's only $40

 

[Panorama911]

Among the rest of the reasons, airflow is another but not knowing what tanks/equipment is being used makes it difficult to proceed with any ways to improve vapor production.

 

[BradEvil]

Protanks- 1,2,3 and the nautilus


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[brianwert93]

try the Protank models or some of the Vivinova ones if you don't feel like paying a lot. it really depends and I'd recommend finding a shop near you that you could maybe go and try some out at. when I'm not using my dripper I use two iClear tanks on my iTaste 3.0 and they're pretty good at producing a volume I like. flavor is good as well.

 

[bnjmmnstvns]

I've had a lot of luck with Aspire ET-S BDC and ordered a Nautilus the other day waiting for that to come in. I've had kanger products too but have found them to be too airy for me but they still produce plenty of vapor

 

[Jeremy Powers]

For me on the go I use a c twist with a pro tank 2 with a 50/50 mid and get great flavor and vape out of it

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