Protank - One week In

[Ta2ooz]

I am a couple of weeks into my protank, idk it seems quite leaky, I find when I am vaping it and it leaks a bit onto the battery I get a poor vape, and by that I mean it has a wicked hard throat hit and almost no vapor? It weird. But when it's clean and dry it vapes pretty good. I am using 2 ego batts, 650 and 1000 mah non twists, waiting for my VAMO to show up.

 

[Stiles2]

it sucked for me cleaning off the leaks in the Vamo grooves. nothing hard of course, just a pain in the rear.

 

[Alter]

I've had no problems with my protanks. They vape good for both my wife and I all the time. I've had some lack of vape issues but its the syrup juices were using, a slight rinse out of the coil and they are ready to go another round. I haven't had one leak yet and rebuilt the coils several times, I find building 2.0-2.4 ohm coils work the best but thats just me and put a piece of 1mm wick ontop. I don't use my CE4's at all no more and waiting for a coop to pay out so I can try out a bigger Kanger T3S BCC, I hope they are as good as the protanks. I'm going to buy some bases one day but I don't need a chitload to warrent shipping costs.
Someone needs to run a protank base co-op..

 

[e-pipeman]

Lower resistance means you can push more voltage through the atomizer. This usually equates to more flavor and vapor. It's a trade off. Low resistance equals shorter battery use between charges. Higher resistance means longer battery life, but flavor and vapor take a hit. It's all personal preference.

Interesting. I have found that with lower resistance atomisers you definitely get more vapour but lose flavour. I get more flavour and less vapour at higher resistances. I suppose it just depends on your tastebuds and how muchVG you use (I use LOADS!).