Replacing kanger nano

[seipher09]

I really need some help finding a new tank.

I have a 40W battery running a kanger nano 0.5 ohm coil. I love that i can get the coils cheap online, and I enjoy vaping experience. I also love that i can pretty much chain vape with this thing.

But I've had it over a month now and I swear I am having a horrible horrible time trying to add juice and change coils because where it screws open it seems to keep getting stuck at least once a week a takes me a good 20 minutes to open it and I'm just simply fed up with it.

I have a crown tank I love how extremely easy it is to open up and unscrew and change coils but with my 40W battery all I can run is a 1.2 ohm coil which I'm not a fan of at all.


So kinda based on the above any recommendations for a new tank?

What I have in mind
-something similar to kanger 0.5 coils
-easy to add juice and change coils
-coils that last a minimum of 3-4 days and are pretty decently priced online
-hopefully nothing to run above 30 watts
-4 ml sized tank

Any suggestions that can run well on my istick 40w would be great! Thank you

 

[lamensterms]

Take a look at the iJoy Goodger. It's a pretty nice top airflow (anti-leak) tank with 0.4 ohm coil. I vape mine at around 35 watts.

 

[seipher09]

Just curious if any other suggestions out there?

 

[medleypat]

A lot of different tanks will do what you want real hard to just suggest one I have around 15 tanks that I enjoy. One suggestion I would give on your nano is to lube your o-rings with e-juice might fix the hard to take apart problem. Why do you have to run the 1.2 ohm coil in the crown? If your mod will fire a 0.5 ohm coil in your nano should fire a 0.5 in the crown

 

[Kickingthesticks]

I ran the .5 ohm crown coils at 38 watts before, didn't seem that bad. maybe a rta

 

[seipher09]

A lot of different tanks will do what you want real hard to just suggest one I have around 15 tanks that I enjoy. One suggestion I would give on your nano is to lube your o-rings with e-juice might fix the hard to take apart problem. Why do you have to run the 1.2 ohm coil in the crown? If your mod will fire a 0.5 ohm coil in your nano should fire a 0.5 in the crown

I don't like using my battery much on maximum power. The crown 0.5 ohm goes 30 to 60 watts I believe. I try to keep my battery below max power

 

[medleypat]

Just because they have a watt recommended on them doesn't mean you have to run them at that most I've seen seem a little high to me. I run my 0.9 coil at 22 waste recommended is 35 to like 50 I think don't pay that much attention. I vspe at what works for me.