Sub ohm tank suggestions?
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that's only 45ish wraps on a 3mm post with 28g wire
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Max surface area FTW.
Back to the thread. I have a Goblin, Goliath, and most recently, a Zephyrus. So far the Zephyrus is my go to, but I cannot get the wicking right at all. I sat all weekend, went through about 20 bucks in cotton, and it still leaked or gave dry hits. But, when it does work, its amazing. Pull after pull, I gave out before the tank did.
Back to the thread. I have a Goblin, Goliath, and most recently, a Zephyrus. So far the Zephyrus is my go to, but I cannot get the wicking right at all. I sat all weekend, went through about 20 bucks in cotton, and it still leaked or gave dry hits. But, when it does work, its amazing. Pull after pull, I gave out before the tank did.
Rolled with the Atlantis V1 for awhile, but got sick and tired of it leaking all the time. Recently switched over to the Subtank mini and used the rebuildable deck for my temp controlled Heartbeat. Haven't used the premade coils yet and likely won't. Love it for nickel builds, but am yet to use kanthal.
Most recently, I gave in and purchased the Herakles and man oh man have I loved it! The .6 Ohm premades are beasts that can take up to 100 watts if need be. Love it in the 38-43 watt range. Been vaping the initial coil for over a week now and still have excellent flavor/vapor production. It does run a bit hot, but the thing chucks some flavorful dripper-like clouds!
Most recently, I gave in and purchased the Herakles and man oh man have I loved it! The .6 Ohm premades are beasts that can take up to 100 watts if need be. Love it in the 38-43 watt range. Been vaping the initial coil for over a week now and still have excellent flavor/vapor production. It does run a bit hot, but the thing chucks some flavorful dripper-like clouds!
Yeah I'm a Herakles man. Handles max vg with ease. Maximum flavor and vapor. I also love the Starre. I have a lot of the sub ohm tanks especially newer ones. Herakles is my favorite. Subtank Mini is good if you only have like 30 watts to work with but not enough vapor for me
I think the Subtank Mini has one of the Easier RBA Decks to build on. And you have the option to run OCC Heads in it if you Chose.
The SUBOX Kit has also gotten some Very Good initial reviews.
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So far the Zephyrus is my go to, but I cannot get the wicking right at all. I sat all weekend, went through about 20 bucks in cotton, and it still leaked or gave dry hits. But, when it does work, its amazing. Pull after pull, I gave out before the tank did.[/QUOTE]
Check this video out, I think at about 9 minutes in he wicks the zephyrus. I'm using his technique and it works great.
So far the Zephyrus is my go to, but I cannot get the wicking right at all. I sat all weekend, went through about 20 bucks in cotton, and it still leaked or gave dry hits. But, when it does work, its amazing. Pull after pull, I gave out before the tank did.[/QUOTE]
Check this video out, I think at about 9 minutes in he wicks the zephyrus. I'm using his technique and it works great.
Dripping changed everything about vaping for me. Great vapor production and the difference in flavor had me wondering why I'd played with tanks so long.
That being said, it's really hard to drip'n'drive. I've got a Cthulhu on order now. I'll post back with my thoughts.
Hola, my first subohm was an atlantis v1 and it burned like heck with 90% vg. next the matrix, awesome but gets really hot, then herakles which is amazing but only 2.5 ml then ahhhh the crown by uwell. hands down the most amazing!!!
i love my subtank mini! and the new kanger subox mini kit looks great,comes wth the electronic 50w mod, and the subtank mini, and everything u need for the tank as well. runs around $60+
Try Aqua v2 RBA\RDA. It's easy to build, has two coils, tastes good. And it can be used as a dripper easily.
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