StormTank from stormysvaporcellar.com

[Amajn]

I was sent this from another ecf member to try out

Im new to ce2s i have never tried them so this was a nice introduction...

This was a 2.8 ohm model that holds 4ml of juice it has a great warm vapor and i was quite surprised at how well it works

Its great for those ppl who do not have a juice fed mod its also very user friendly and you can replace the ce2 when it dies making it a great buy great price on it

checkout www.stormysvaporcellar.com many diff ohm choices sizes and you can add leds
I would love to try the 2.4 with a led to see how it functions with a led i think these are a great addition to anyones pv collection from noob to vet

Vape on guys vape the system!!

 

[bmwjen]

My husband made me some tanks when both Stormy & the MAP tanks were out of stock. I agree, the tanks are great for a non bottom feed system! Great review!

 

[Mudflap]

I bought two Storm tanks, both with LED's for the fun factor. One at 2.4 - 2.6 Ω and one at 2.6 - 2.8 Ω.

So far I've only filled and used the 2.4 Ω tank at 3.7V and it's great. The vapor is surprisingly warm and the flavor is marvelous. Not good for long, deep draws, though because the vapor will get too warm for comfort after a few seconds of continuous power to the coil. The higher ohm CE2's may be a better alternative for those lung filling drags, I just haven't gotten to them yet.

The dinky mouth pieces that comes with them are total fail. Not Stormy's fault. They're made by Royal Smokers and shipped with the CE2's she uses. A 510 delrin drip tip replaced it nicely.

The top rubber (synthetic, I'm guessing) grommet pops out of the tube easily. A bit too easily for carrying around, but it's fine for a desk vape device. It also makes refilling/topping off a piece of cake.

It's also nice to not have to worry about jamming a tube down to seat perfectly on that rubber piece that sits on top of the ceramic cup. Just seat the top piece on the tube properly and you've got a perfectly functional seal.

I like 'em.