Tank for Provari P3

[suisse6]

Hi everyone. I'm new to the Forum. Have been vaping for three years and feel it's time for an upgrade. I've been using the innokin Coolfire and am now considering the Provari P3. I'm unsure what tank would be best, so any advice will be gratefully received? (UK based) Many thanks.

 

[amtseung]

The P3 seems inordinately expensive compared to other similar items on the market, e.g. the Sigelei 50W, 100W, 150W box mods. If you're looking for the tube form factor, the VAMO is quite a lot cheaper and does exactly the same thing. I am no longer able to justify US$250 on a regulated mod when there are others that are far superior and cost US$90. I'd suggest looking into the world of box mods.

Back from the tangent... As for tanks, Aspire's Nautilus series and Atlantis are my personal recommendations. In my limited experience with these, my personal favourite was the Atlantis, which is also the most expensive by far (still less expensive than anything Provari seems to make).

Please do more research before you make such an investment. I'd hate to see you throw several hundred quid down the drain like that.

 

[stevegmu]

Good choice. A Nautilus with P3 threading would be a good match.

 

[Sthur]

Hello and welcome, I saw a someone using the nautalis with a provari. My thought is a kanger subtank mini with 1.2 ohm coils, since you can't use the 0.5 ones on there.

 

[suisse6]

Thank you guys: I've opted for the Provari P3 because, it seems the most advanced and most reliable piece of equipment, available in the UK at present. Tired of Innokin letting me down and the vast amounts of money I've wasted to date. I've had eight Coolfire 1 kits in the last eleven months!

 

[stevegmu]

Thank you guys: I've opted for the Provari P3 because, it seems the most advanced and most reliable piece of equipment, available in the UK at present. Tired of Innokin letting me down and the vast amounts of money I've wasted to date. I've had eight Coolfire 1 kits in the last eleven months!

You made the correct choice. Add up all the failed cheaply made devices one gets before a ProVari, and they could have had several...

 

[WillyZee]

I prefer a Kayfun V2+ with my Provaris

 

[suisse6]

Many thanks WillyZee-I'll see what's available here. The P3 unit alone sells for 205 pounds.

 

[suisse6]

Thank you Sthur, I'll check it out.

 

[suisse6]

My thanks to you Stevegmu. Pretty sure the Nautilus is available here.

 

[stevegmu]

My thanks to you Stevegmu. Pretty sure the Nautilus is available here.

No problem.
Try to find one with a P3 base-

Aspire Nautilus with P3 Thread Dual Coil Bottom Feed Atomizer Tank with Adjustable Airflow

 

[suisse6]

Good advice Amtseung. I've checked out various reviews and the P3 seems highly recommended - could be positive marketing though?

 

[LittleBird]

I use a P3 and love it. It suits my needs perfectly; I don't sub ohm, and love the Boost feature on the P3. As well, as you said, it is built for safety and is made to last. My toppers are Aspire Nautilus (BVC 1.6 coil), Kanger Subtank Mini (OCC 1.2), KFL+V2 (28awg, 1.2-1.4 coil), and Ruzgar (same as KFL). All are great - just depends on whether you like to build. I do like the subtank better than the Nauti - better flavor and warmer vape. You don't need to worry about a special P3 Nauti, if that's the atty you decide on. The P3 is perfectly happy with the regular 510 connection. If you do decide on the P3, pop on over to the P3 thread. Very helpful people . Good luck!