stopped by a new vape store today and the guy working showed me Kanger subox Nano Kit He demoed it for me and i was very impressed . It put out 3 times for vapor that my istick and nautilis mini can do He said he was vaping at 25 watts .5 ohm, I can only vape at 12 watts with 1.2 ohm coils cause I get a burnt taste after that. so my question is that actually a much better combo then mine or was there some salesmen tricks going on?
tank comparison question?
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It's the airflow and wicking.
To get more vapor, and to vape lower resistance, you need more airflow and wicking that can keep up. That's what all the subohm kits offer.
Depending on WHICH iStick you have, you might just need a different tank/coil for it - if it goes 30 watts for instance...
To get more vapor, and to vape lower resistance, you need more airflow and wicking that can keep up. That's what all the subohm kits offer.
Depending on WHICH iStick you have, you might just need a different tank/coil for it - if it goes 30 watts for instance...
I have the nano and I can tell you that even with the above ohm coils that I have in it the vapor production is much better than the nautilus or the nautilus mini
I have the Nano. It works really well. I did replace it's tiny tank with a Crown. I like the .5 coils at about 40 watts. Nice flavor at that power.
If you're shopping for a New Setup, I would suggest the Kanger Subox Mini over the Subox Nano.
The reason is the Mini Tank can run the Coil Heads that the Nano runs. But it Also comes with an RBA Section where you can build your own Coils.
100% agree.
Also, th Nano mod really isn't much smaller than the Mini (Kbox) and the Subtank Mini is a much better tank IME than the Subtank Nano tank. I have both and love the Mini. As mentioned, the RBA is a great thing to have. If you ever decide you want to try building your own, the RBA is already coiled up and once you add a bit of cotton, you are good to go.
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