Tank help plz

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Keabow

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I got a vivi nova and a kanger t3 right now. Now Iam interested in trying cartos with tanks Iam just lost my budget is about 20.00. Also what material can handle a lot of different types of juices? And what cartos to get with the specific tank. It's 20.00 per tank I have to buy 2 one for me and one for wife so I figure 20.00 a piece to get started with.
 

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Polypropylene is the most cost-effective general tank material. Stands up well to some of the cinnamon and citrus based juices that have been known to crack tanks.

These can be purchased from SmokTek for 510 based devices, and Vapor 4 Life carries the same type for the 808's.

Heres some general "rule of thumb" thoughts on cartos: If you're using a fixed voltage battery (stick batteries, silver bullets, etc), then use the 1.5ohm DC carto's. If you have a variable voltage eGo type of battery, 2.0ohm SC works well. For an APV (ProVari, ZMAX, VAMO), use the 3.0ohm carto's.

For all around "best" performance, a Pyrex glass tank is the way to go. Those will likely be out of your budget range though.

Hope this helps!
 
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Read Baditude's blogs.

I'm using an ibtank with Ikenvape LR cartos, double punched. It's been a tank in more ways than name. I'm getting 10 days per carto with 100% VG and the taste is great. Tanks are a bit finicky, I live in CO and often go up to the mountains. Tanks hate pressure changes. After a few days you learn how to predict a flood and can adjust.
 

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