newbie with mvp , best tanks to use?
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I read good things about the MVP. I use the kanger aerotank and it hasn't leaked in my pocket.
I read good things about the MVP. I use the kanger aerotank and it hasn't leaked in my pocket.
I dont no what the one im using on my spinner is called , i now save the boxes ..lol , i just cant get a good vape from the i clear and mvp , ive tried all the settings and its not working well for me .. Im done with all the cheap clearomizers bc all they do is leak and break at the seal... thanks i will have to save up and go visit my vape shop again...
I have two Mini Protanks I like to use on my MVP and for a larger tank I really like the Aspire Nautilis.
I'm using a kanger mini protank 3, and I love it.
The airflow is a bit odd though. At first it seemed really loose compared to the tank that came with the MVP, but after taking it apart and putting it back together, it is tighter, even though nothing seemed to be loose.
Good vapor and better taste than the tank that came with it, imo. It has a pretty low volume. I have heard 1.5ml, but I measured it with a syringe to be about 1.0ml for a comfortable fill. I like that though, because I like to change flavors often, and the mini 3 does a good job of not retaining flavors between swaps (shorter wicks since it is bottom-fill) unlike the default.
Plus, you can vape until the last drop and not have to ever swirl it around.
Was worried about cooler vapor, but I can crank up the voltage a lot higher without burnt hits, and can actually get it hotter than the default top coil.
Rarely leaks.
Only complaints are that the airflow isn't consistent, and the mouthpiece is kinda odd, I miss being able to turn the mouthpiece to an angle.
The airflow is a bit odd though. At first it seemed really loose compared to the tank that came with the MVP, but after taking it apart and putting it back together, it is tighter, even though nothing seemed to be loose.
Good vapor and better taste than the tank that came with it, imo. It has a pretty low volume. I have heard 1.5ml, but I measured it with a syringe to be about 1.0ml for a comfortable fill. I like that though, because I like to change flavors often, and the mini 3 does a good job of not retaining flavors between swaps (shorter wicks since it is bottom-fill) unlike the default.
Plus, you can vape until the last drop and not have to ever swirl it around.
Was worried about cooler vapor, but I can crank up the voltage a lot higher without burnt hits, and can actually get it hotter than the default top coil.
Rarely leaks.
Only complaints are that the airflow isn't consistent, and the mouthpiece is kinda odd, I miss being able to turn the mouthpiece to an angle.
I like changing flavors often as well ... I have a few different ones , i cant decide what i like yet... I think that is what my problem is the drawl seems tight on the iclear , guess i just have to use it till i get paid to make another trip to the store... But i do like the swivel mouth piece , just so many things out there and trying to learn the lingo of all the types , thanks everyone...
Kanger Protank 2 with an Aerotank base. If you find it's too big to take out, try an eVod.
Read up on the Protank 2, it has its ways.
The reason I wouldn't recommend the Protank Mini is that nothing is replaceable. If it's knocked or dropped and the glass tank brakes, the whole thing is a throw away.
Read up on the Protank 2, it has its ways.
The reason I wouldn't recommend the Protank Mini is that nothing is replaceable. If it's knocked or dropped and the glass tank brakes, the whole thing is a throw away.
If you want one of the best tanks on the market you can look right here... both of these tanks are the latest and greatest thing to happen to clearomizers/tanks whatever you want to call them. They are a little pricey but my Nautilus is a monster and I love it. I've switched to dripping and will still go back to the Nautilus occasionally because of the smooth vape it gives!
Aspire Nautilus - Aspire Nautilus Adjustable Airflow Tank System
Kanger Aerotank Mega - Kanger Aerotank Mega
hope this helps
Aspire Nautilus - Aspire Nautilus Adjustable Airflow Tank System
Kanger Aerotank Mega - Kanger Aerotank Mega
hope this helps
Not to thrilled with glass , bc i have broken so many cheap plastic ones ..This habbit is getting expensive , all the cool cute things to add , oh boy am in trouble!!!
If you want one of the best tanks on the market you can look right here... both of these tanks are the latest and greatest thing to happen to clearomizers/tanks whatever you want to call them. They are a little pricey but my Nautilus is a monster and I love it. I've switched to dripping and will still go back to the Nautilus occasionally because of the smooth vape it gives!
Aspire Nautilus - Aspire Nautilus Adjustable Airflow Tank System
Kanger Aerotank Mega - Kanger Aerotank Mega
hope this helps
thanks will check them both out ...
+1 for the Protank. if you can make your own coils I would hard at the Kayfun/Kayfun clone (I am using the Kayfun lite plus v2 and love it; great flavor, good vapor and airflow).
While they are not available yet, the Ultra Tank by Smoke Stik is a a greatly improved Evod type bottom coil tank (they should be released soon, waiting on an ETA)
While they are not available yet, the Ultra Tank by Smoke Stik is a a greatly improved Evod type bottom coil tank (they should be released soon, waiting on an ETA)
The Mini Nautilus is coming out soon too...they fix some issues with it's big brother with dry hits...I believe they are using vertical coil system
Also, the Mini verison of Kanger Aertoank Mega got pretty good reviews..so if you're looking for something more compact..
I loved my AeroTank with my MVP, no real issues with leaking. My other two are an Innokin X1 and Smok large tank (Not sure on the name.) All three worked but the Aero is an awesome little tank. Personally I found 4.2 V / 9 W on the Aero to produce some very tasty vapor. Also, what are your juice mixes at? PG is a lot thinner than VG and at 80/20 (PG strong) I had juice literally making it through the atty and into my battery and mouth while vaping. The beauty of the Aero and a few others is they seal the atty away from the battery so you never get dumps on your terminal post. The down side is the attys will slowly unscrew with use so just check it from time to time. Get it finger tight and you're good to go.
I am pg free , maybe some of my issues , not sure what my vg is ..hhhmmmm
I used an Aerotank and it did the job until I upgraded. Used it for a couple of weeks. Now when I try to use it, there is not enough airflow for me. Only leaked on my once, but the sealed bottom plate kept it from getting into the 510 connection.
I will agree with the Kayfun, it does require you to build your own coils. However it is pretty easy to do, and adds an entirely new experience to vaping over the prebuilt coils.
I will agree with the Kayfun, it does require you to build your own coils. However it is pretty easy to do, and adds an entirely new experience to vaping over the prebuilt coils.
Not true. I have spare glass in my truck right now. The local B&M carrries different colors even. MPT2 is a good choice IMO.
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I got my MVP on Monday and have tried the Evod, T3s, Aspire and my Protank 2. So far the I clear 30 is bottom of the list and the Protank 2 is great!!!!
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