Please suggest a tank system for a non-builder, best flavor and least issues (flooding, gurgling)

[kaahn]

Another vote for the HOH Kabuki It makes the nautilus BVC coils shine like a diamond

Definitely looks like a nice tank! You'll definitely need your wallet right compared to the nautilus. $25 compared to $90 though

 

[choochoogranny]

After two yrs., I still use my ProTank 2's and Davides...... Albeit, using an airflow controller and my own 30 gauge, cellu cotton coils at 1.5 to 1.8 ohms. Get as good a taste from them as from the Nautilus (both sizes) and now the Subtank mini. Am a definite "cool vaper". Do go through a whole lot more juice with the Nauti's and Subtank. Do not have the ability to make vertical coils for the Nauti's and still trying to "get it right" on the Subtank. Meanwhile, I have my trusty ProTanks/Davides while I sort my difficulties out.

 

[DingerCPA]

I've been a protank user for almost 2 years now. I have tried rebuilding but I just like the convenience of pre-made coils, for now anyway. My protank has been gurgling and flooding all the time and also the lack of flavor sucks. Please suggest the best flavor, least hassle, most reliable tank I can get, thanks! (I also use an istick 30).

To summarize:

I want:

1. Great flavor
2. An airy draw
3. Easy to refill

Don't want:

1. Vapor that is too hot
2. Flooding, gurgling, leaking
3. Not concerned about massive clouds, just flavor

I'm with @choochoogranny - I LOVE my PT2s, but I have the airflow bases with all of them. Mt. Baker has the V3 bases (much better IMHO than the V1 bases, of which I have a couple)

I do rebuild my own coils, wicked with cotton, but I think there's a new version offered by Kanger that's wicked with cotton rather than silica.

I think I've only had a PT2 gurgle or leak once or twice. One time was because I'd loaded a head without a wick

I also like my Nautilus tanks. Now that I have the newer coils, and have learned to prime them properly, they're pretty amazing. Only time these gurgle is when they're too low, or I don't have the power adjusted properly (i.e. running too cool)

 

[NoFumus]

I like my tanks in this order
Nautilus
Sub tank pls (1.5 coil)
Gs air

I'm curious why you prefer the Nautilus over the GS Air. I have a Nautilus myself, and while I've never tried the GS Air, I've heard very good things about it.

 

[Sarasotared]

I feel the draw is much looser in the gs air. Also my gs air you had to adjust screws for airflow. The gs air m was much better it had an air flow adjuster base. Neither leaked or gurgled And are a step up from the protank I had. I just feel the nautilus is better constructed as well.

 

[Baditude]

I've used the Aspire Nautilus myself, and highly recommend it.

I've not used the Aspire Atlantis, but my sister uses one and likes it. It only comes with a 0.5 ohm factory-made coil, but since you're using a regulated high wattage iStick 30 (which she uses too) it can be adjusted to your vaping preference.

As has been said, leaking and gurgling is generally caused from user error or faulty O-rings/insulators. Any device which contains e-liquid has the "potential" to leak. Clearomizer tanks which have air flow control are superior to those without it.

 

[reezalrose]

Subtank or the Atlantis

 

[FloGrown]

Dito on the Eleaf GS series... Havent tried the gs air but have GS16s- super shorty which they have larger too. Not a HUGE vapor producer but great for daily use since doesnt hog juice and really does have awesome flavor (had some others that a lot of the flavor was lost/muted) Best of all, cheap- GS16's are less than $10 and 5pk coils 1.6 or 1.8 are about same. Havent had ANY probs w/ leaking, gurgling, dry hits; even dropped on concrete-twice and still works perfect