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I would go with the IPV 4 100w temp control with a Kanger subtank or an Arctic subtank. If you are looking for a tank that you can rebuild or use with coils I would recommend the Delta II tank. You can run these tanks and get amazing flavor and if you lung hit great clouds. You will not get clouds like a dripper but you will get close without having to drip every few pulls. I would also recommend looking at the ego one. That is one heavy hitting tiny thing. I have one of each that I have mentioned.
Yeah I like the ego one too. I don't like the Delta 2 though because to me the flavor is muted compared to a Herakles or Starre. The vapor production is lower too in my opinion. But I recommended the Atlantis 2 for vapor production but I personally don't like that tank because the flavor is muted compared with the others too
I feel like being able tk buy and build coils is big. I can do that with my subtank mini but looking to find a tank that can fire high watts. If you push the mini over 25 watts the results are not good
Yeah I know what you mean. All the newer tanks like Herakles, Starre all handle high watts. But for a RTA I say Goliath. It's capable of higher watts. There are a few but I only have experience with Goliath. My mind is drawing a blank on the other one I've heard is great. I think it starts with! a G.
The iStick 50 DID NOT EXPLODE. The iStick 50 in question caught on fire after the owner charged it overnight with a generic charger and an atty attached. There is a huge difference between catching on fire and exploding. Yes, some of the the older iStick 50s had autofiring problems but none of them exploded. According the the information from the owner of the iStick 50 in question, I'd bet that it never would have caught fire if the owner had used basic safety precautions.
Quite right it only burst into flames and burnt a significant hole in his carpet. Can't think why that would be a problem. 
Seriously speaking, the whole auto-fire thing put me completely off the 50w well before I heard about the one or two that burst into flames.
We're all entitled to decide our own level of risk, and for me the iStick 50w, which has demonstrated auto firing on a great many units, general failures on far too many units, and the occasional tendancy to burst into flames, is too high a risk.
Seriously speaking, the whole auto-fire thing put me completely off the 50w well before I heard about the one or two that burst into flames.
We're all entitled to decide our own level of risk, and for me the iStick 50w, which has demonstrated auto firing on a great many units, general failures on far too many units, and the occasional tendancy to burst into flames, is too high a risk.
Yeah I used the Eleaf charger. Never dropped it, . Never dripped or used leaky rtas with mine. On the 36th day it started automatically firing but I'm sure it's my fault. I love the whole blame the victim mentality too. Because everyone knows the victim is always at fault. Right? Why do people get mad because people like myself warn others when a product is potentially flawed? What about that pisses folks off ? I mean do you work for Eleaf or ISMOKA?
I never said it wasn't a problem. I fact I said auto firing was a problem. You might want to read my post more carefully. I simply said it didn't exlpode, which it didn't.Quite right it only burst into flames and burnt a significant hole in his carpet. Can't think why that would be a problem.
No, I said the auto firing was a problem with the iStick.
Wrong. Do you really think it would have caught fire if he didn't leave it charging unattended overnight with an atty attached? The fire was most like caused by a combination of the faulty iStick and failure to observe basic safety. Faulty mods and lack of simple safety precautions is never going to be a good combination.
Number one, I'm not mad.
Number two, I applaud people for warning others when a product is flawed, just don't tell them something exploded when it hasn't. Stick to the facts. I don't know why the owner of the iStick said in the title of the thread that it exploded, you'll have to ask them.
Number three, no I don't work for Eleaf or ISMOKA, I'm self employed.
Seriously, don't people read the the posts they are responding to?
Auto firing can cause a fire. I practice safety in regards to vaping. I don't feel I should have to remove the atty every single time I set it down though. And that is what I'd have to do to safely use mine. I do apologize for seemingly attacking you. I've just gotten so aggravated with people denying a problem even exist. I'm not talking about you. Just because some people haven't had problems with theirs yet they feel the need to say people have misused the defective unit's. It's worn my patients thin .
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