Sorry for newb questions
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If you are talking about tanks that use stock coils, here is the difference for me.
I like a wide open airy draw. I am a direct-to-lung inhaler. A $10 tank (like a Protank) uses a small horizontal coil and has pinhole sized non-adjustable airflow. I can only mouth-to-lung inhale.
A $30 tank (like the Nautilus) uses a larger vertical coil and gives me the ability to adjust my airflow. I can direct-to-lung inhale. I get both better flavor and vapor off a Nautilus as compared to a Protank.
I like a wide open airy draw. I am a direct-to-lung inhaler. A $10 tank (like a Protank) uses a small horizontal coil and has pinhole sized non-adjustable airflow. I can only mouth-to-lung inhale.
A $30 tank (like the Nautilus) uses a larger vertical coil and gives me the ability to adjust my airflow. I can direct-to-lung inhale. I get both better flavor and vapor off a Nautilus as compared to a Protank.
The difference is dependent on how much of those 50 watts you intend to use? You're probably not going to find a lot of subohming done on a protank. For the rest of your rig, you're going to want something to match it's capabilities. Even if you don't use it now, you may find you'll grow into it.
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