Setup suggestions for a senior vapor - needs dual coil, no glass, simple setup

[chaze]

My father vaped on an ego and the CE5 type tanks for about 6 months and was doing great. He then went back to real cigs. He said he needs more vapor and asked for a better setup. He sees me using my Nemesis+Kayfun but he won't be able to build coils and wick.
I know he needs dual coil, and I don't want to set him up with anything glass (droppage).

I'm considering an EVOD Twist or similar for the battery, but need a tank. Suggestions? I'd like to set him up on a ProTank3, but haven't seen any PMMA tank replacements.
Thanks in advance.

 

[ChurchMouse]

Dual coil, no glass and simple sounds like the iclear line for top coil or the evod2 for a bottom coil. Aspire has a plastic version of the bdc too.

 

[Dreaswi]

Iclear 30S tank... It's easy to fill from the top and no confusion when changing the coil from the bottom.

It only takes one person to start a revolution.

 

[chaze]

I've tried the iClear line (and used it exclusively for a while). I bought 2 of the 30s tanks and they both leaked out the 510. Plus the air flow was very restricted. The Evod2 only holds 1.5ml.
How is the air flow on the Aspire BDC? I'm also looking at the Kanger T3D.
Thanks again.

 

[amolson]

The airflow on the BCD is very tight. I don't like it. Although if you're looking at the BCD, how about a carto tank? Those are really easy to use and I see a lot of people really enjoy using them ... like say PBusardo.

And you can get metal tanks for them really easily, they look way cool and hold lots of juice.

 

[Maurice Pudlo]

Or anything with a metal replacement for the glass tank, pair that with a mod that has a puff counter and you have a kit worth something.

Maurice

 

[Caffeine7]

Im a klutz so at work I use an MVP and nautilus with a stainless tank. Takes a licking and keeps on ticking

 

[Goompa]

I like simple and easy too, and have been very satisfied with the SMOK Carto tanks.
Good draw and taste, easy to fill, and fairly inexpensive. Pyrex tanks with a steel shell. Never had one break or leak.
I get the 2.0 ohm - dual coil - pre punched cartos. Less than $2 each and good for several days worth of vaping.
These hold about 3 ml for the smaller one and ~6 ml for the big one.

Hope you find something he can use and stick with!

 

[215Z]

+1 aspire nautilus with aftermarket steel tank, on an MVP.

I would not have made it 6months with an ego+ce5 setup

 

[fropit]

Viva nova tanks might be good for him lots of replacement tanks too


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[cbrite]

I have the Aspire BDC ES pyrex tanks and the glass part is pretty well encased in metal. I have dropped mine onto the ceramic tile floor in my kitchen twice (knocked it off the breakfast bar, picked it up, checked for breakage, put it down, and promptly knocked it off again). Didn't break and I am using it right this very minute. I am likely as old or older than your father and find it easy to replace the coils--just screw out the old one and screw in a new one.

 

[Rab D]

How about iclear30? (not the s) It's dual coil, a big hitter (if your dad has gone back to cigs, maybe he wants a bigger hit), plastic tank so not too heavy. I find mine gives a much more satisfying vape than my iclear16 / CE5 clearos

 

[DavidOck]

Why dual coil? Yes, he's said he want's more vapor, but a VV or VV/VW power source and say a 1.8 Ω coil can deliver that as well. Even something like a 1300 Spinner type with a T3S (or MT3S, but the small window to see the juice may be an issue for him) can do a fine job.