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Pyrex or polypropylene cartotanks. Pyrex clearomizers. That's your choices.
Baditude's Blog: "Something Safe for Cinnamon & Citrus Flavors"
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3733-6-something-safe-cinnamon-citrus-flavors.html
Baditude's Blog: "Something Safe for Cinnamon & Citrus Flavors"
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3733-6-something-safe-cinnamon-citrus-flavors.html
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Jeeez Bad... that has to be one of the shortest answers to a semi-vague question I've seen you write in awhile. Tired? Done with it all? ;-)
Hey there Jeep. You're kinda in the wrong sub-forum for your question, but that's OK, we were all new to vaping at some point.
IMO... "Tanks", at least in the original ECF context, means "carto tanks", not glassomizers, which is a subset of clearomizers or "clearos"... which is the forum you want to be in when you ask about Kanger Protanks. A Protank is a glassomizer... which is a kind of extra fancy clearo. Clear as mud?
A Protank and it's clones (like the Davide), are a replaceable coil-head type atomizer... just like a Kanger T3S or EVOD, but with a more "disassemblable" glass tank instead of the, permanently glued together, polycarbonate shell.
A carto tank is a "tank" made of a glass or polypropylene tube with aluminum, SS, Delrin or rubber end caps. Through that goes a cartomizer with holes in the sides so juice can flow from the tank to the cartomizer.
eGo batteries have eGo (outside) and 510 (inside) threads - which are the most popular, so just about any popular "topper" will fit... including carto tanks and Protanks. That's all folks.
Hey Bad... This is what I do at 2:10 AM. Follow you around with long winded mini-articles.
Hey there Jeep. You're kinda in the wrong sub-forum for your question, but that's OK, we were all new to vaping at some point.
IMO... "Tanks", at least in the original ECF context, means "carto tanks", not glassomizers, which is a subset of clearomizers or "clearos"... which is the forum you want to be in when you ask about Kanger Protanks. A Protank is a glassomizer... which is a kind of extra fancy clearo. Clear as mud?
A Protank and it's clones (like the Davide), are a replaceable coil-head type atomizer... just like a Kanger T3S or EVOD, but with a more "disassemblable" glass tank instead of the, permanently glued together, polycarbonate shell.
A carto tank is a "tank" made of a glass or polypropylene tube with aluminum, SS, Delrin or rubber end caps. Through that goes a cartomizer with holes in the sides so juice can flow from the tank to the cartomizer.
eGo batteries have eGo (outside) and 510 (inside) threads - which are the most popular, so just about any popular "topper" will fit... including carto tanks and Protanks. That's all folks.
Hey Bad... This is what I do at 2:10 AM. Follow you around with long winded mini-articles.
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https://www.ibtanked.com/complete-tanks
Carto tanks work for me much better than clearos. Bad's blog has some good tips for setting them up. The effort to learn them is worth it.
Carto tanks work for me much better than clearos. Bad's blog has some good tips for setting them up. The effort to learn them is worth it.
Jeeez Bad... that has to be one of the shortest answers to a semi-vague question I've seen you write in awhile. Tired? Done with it all? ;-)
Hey there Jeep. You're kinda in the wrong sub-forum for your question, but that's OK, we were all new to vaping at some point.
IMO... "Tanks", at least in the original ECF context, means "carto tanks", not glassomizers, which is a subset of clearomizers or "clearos"... which is the forum you want to be in when you ask about Kanger Protanks. A Protank is a glassomizer... which is a kind of extra fancy clearo. Clear as mud?
A Protank and it's clones (like the Davide), are a replaceable coil-head type atomizer... just like a Kanger T3S or EVOD, but with a more "disassemblable" glass tank instead of the, permanently glued together, polycarbonate shell.
A carto tank is a "tank" made of a glass or polypropylene tube with aluminum, SS, Delrin or rubber end caps. Through that goes a cartomizer with holes in the sides so juice can flow from the tank to the cartomizer.
eGo batteries have eGo (outside) and 510 (inside) threads - which are the most popular, so just about any popular "topper" will fit... including carto tanks and Protanks. That's all folks.
Hey Bad... This is what I do at 2:10 AM. Follow you around with long winded mini-articles.
Haha my bad I thought this was the correct sub forum. Still trying to get my terms right on whats called right
But thanks all for the info I think I may go with the Kanger ProTank.
No sweat chief. Baditude has literally (no, really.... literally) wrote the book on carto tanks, so he's starting to get a mite testy when folks ask about the wrong thing in the wrong forum. He's actually a decent kinda guy once you pay him enough cash. ;-)Haha my bad I thought this was the correct sub forum. Still trying to get my terms right on whats called right
It might take a while for you to sort it all out, but no one is going to outright abuse you if you get it wrong... probably.
The Protank will work well on the ego style battery. Provape has the PT II for like $16.95 and it comes with the beauty ring. Just be sure to let the wick saturate before the first vape and you'll have great vaping.
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