Tank ideas

[Rancor0681]

Well once you get tired of the crown I highly suggest the eLeaf GS-Tank and the Innokin iSub G Tank. I just ordered duplicates of both just to have extras on deck.

The eLeaf GS-Tank is a great tank for the price. I got it on eBay for $20 shipped and it came with Two 0.15 nickel coils for TC mods. They also have non TC coils available also. It holds 3ml and actually I am a pretty heavy vapor and it last me all day. It is bottom fill but it is super easy with little to no mess when filling. I suggest having a paper towel or something just to bip up the residual juice. Quality and craftsmanship is solid. Drip tip stays put and does a great job at dispersing the heat. I use this tank with my eLeaf 40W TC Mod when I am at work or on the road and with my eLeaf 100W TC Mod @ 470 degrees when I am at home with no issues. Great flavor and clouds are nice too. Highest VG/PG used was 80/20 with no dry hits unless you crank up the temp and chain vape hard. Great tank overall no complaints on my end.

The Innokin iSub G Tank is by far the best lung tank I have used. I paid $15 shipped for the big old 4.5ml one with the upgraded no leak design. It comes with Two 0.5 coils and the no spill coil wwap design is awesome and filling is super easy and isn't messy as long as you are careful. Replacement coils are reasonably priced also and come in different types. Amazing air flow even on tightest setting. I actually believe these are under priced and should be priced up there neck to neck with the higher priced tanks but I am glad they aren't haha.

In closing, sure you can spend the money on well known brands but I like to branch out and I am glad that I did. Both are great bang for your buck tanks, Replacement coils are priced reasonably, and flavor/vapor production are on point. Give them both a shot!

I got them both from eBay user quench1056; Great service, FAST shipping, and everything is authentic since they are an authorized dealer for both brands.

Got the crown for 23

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[Ksirps]

Got the crown for 23

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Yeah I seen those floating around for that price. I bought both of these tanks due tomthe compatibility of the coils with other tanks of the same brand. Basically if I want the iSub Apex I would have a bigger tank with no need to buy a different set of coils same goes with the eLeaf and some of their tanks.

 

[LuckyVape]

Id go with the Tobecco Super tank. Easy tank to get used to and easy tank to work with. The tank is top fill and holds quite a bit of juice. The coils can be fired down to a good 15-20w range with good hits still at a low watt to ohm ratio.

 

[NYCVape]

I just ordered two Kanger Protank 4's. I'll let you know what I think of them.

 

[Ksirps]

As long as you don't get an aspire nautilus. Dry hit city. Ugh.

 

[Rancor0681]

As long as you don't get an aspire nautilus. Dry hit city. Ugh.

If your getting dry hits of a regular aspire Nautilus you are doing somthing wrong. I've had a nautilus since they came out and have set a few friends up with them and have had zero issues with dry hits. That being said they are not made for hi vg juice and the coils are not mad for high wattage typically around 21.5 watts max kn a 1.8 Ohm coil

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[Rancor0681]

This is what I ended up going with

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[wheelie]

i have over 35 subohm tanks. My go to is the Aspire Atlantis 2. Wide range of coils. Inlet air into drip tip to cool it down and it is good at 40 watts. But is is it good to max out a mod all the time? It is not good for cars to drive with the gas to the floor every time you drive. I tend to run things about 1/2 way to max. Isubs are the only subtanks that are not leakers (kanger suubtanks)that run awesome at 22 watts and produce alot of cloud.

 

[SteveS45]

I was disappointed when I got my Atlantis V2 and was pleased to the rafters when I got my Kangertech Pangu with the SS316L coils. Finally found what was so great about Sub Ohm Vaping! Woo Hoo!

 

[Ksirps]

If your getting dry hits of a regular aspire Nautilus you are doing somthing wrong. I've had a nautilus since they came out and have set a few friends up with them and have had zero issues with dry hits. That being said they are not made for hi vg juice and the coils are not mad for high wattage typically around 21.5 watts max kn a 1.8 Ohm coil

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Nautilus mini but no even 50/50 brand new coil, primed and sat for 1.5 days since even I thought I was doing something wrong. Then I take my first rip at 3.3v on a 1.8 ohm coil on and boom..it's like vaping a hanes t-shirt.

 

[Ksirps]

I have no idea why it strikeout my post hah

 

[SteveS45]

I use 3 Nautilus Minis in my daily rotation with high VG between 70% to over 90% and never have a problem with wicking. I have found sweeteners will clog a BVC coil fast in less than 30MLs though. Hope it helps.

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[Cheallaigh]

skipped a bit of the thread... but I own 5 toptanks and 2 pro tank 4s... subohming is fantastic in them, I never go above 30wats usually using .3-.7ohm.

 

[SteveS45]

Update on the disappointment from the Atlantis V2. The other night it struck me because I am using a CoilArt TiNi coil that I should try a different TC mode and now using the TC Ni mode it delivers one nice vape.