Tank or dripper?
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I use both. My tanks are rebuildable tanks, so I build coils for both the drippers and the tanks. If I had to choose one it would be a tank...better for out and about and just more convenient overall.
Well for one thing, you don't have to build coils every time.
I use rda's mainly but if I found a tank or squonker I could be happy with i'd probably use it more than the tanks I have now.
I'm also bottom feeding Reo user, BF has all of the benefits of dripping and none of the hassles.
I drip while I'm at home but when I go out and about I'll take an RTA with me. It all depends on what I'm doing.
I'm all about dripping, I haven't experienced a rebuildable tank yet, but I do see the convenience on driving- but since I make my own juice and love to show off my builds, it's drip all day, hands down. It opens conversation more and gives me a chance to see another 'vapers' views and opinions, as I'm pretty introvert when it comes to anything because I don't want to be THAT guy that just walks up and "hey check my vapeout," (insert large cloud that produces 0 visibility)
It's all in personal experience and opinion, if you care less about people seeing your build, and prefer people not ask to drip your juice (in my experience, I don't mind sharing, but .... have a good flavor -_- lol), then go tank all the way. If you're a nerd that puts hard work into your coils, then drip all the way. The only down side to dripping I've found is finding new decks for that new challenge. I have 4 different styles of deck (3 post, 4p, 5p, and Kennedy v2 (which is really just different airflow for "bigger, better clouds..") It's a full blown addiction lol.
It's all in personal experience and opinion, if you care less about people seeing your build, and prefer people not ask to drip your juice (in my experience, I don't mind sharing, but .... have a good flavor -_- lol), then go tank all the way. If you're a nerd that puts hard work into your coils, then drip all the way. The only down side to dripping I've found is finding new decks for that new challenge. I have 4 different styles of deck (3 post, 4p, 5p, and Kennedy v2 (which is really just different airflow for "bigger, better clouds..") It's a full blown addiction lol.
If you ever do decided to try rta's go for a goblin v2. Its got a 4 post deck but just mini and massive airflow for tank so let's just say clouds
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On that note, notice my simple build as my avatar?! Lol I'm looking for how to coil the Kennedy for THAT one. 
Not trying to get off topic or steal the thread, but does it work well with mechs? Anymore it seems tanks and box mods are the business, I prefer my god ol' unregulated... No risk, no rush.. (promise i use safety when building, I don't promote making myself our anyone else a poster for the few regs, I just home see)
Because I want to get a tank for driving, and to try it out last one I had was a aspire nautalis mini, and the coil was like 1.8
I have both RDAs and RTAs but I mostly use tanks for their portability. I strictly use rebuildables and I dry burn my coils and replace my wicks with each tank refill for the best possible flavor. I hardly every replace my coils and if I want to switch liquids I just vape a tank until it's empty, dry burn, replace the wick, and put in a different juice.
Not that it matters or relates to the OP, but I only use mechanical mods, I use single coils on my RTAs, and I don't like a wide open airflow as I'm not a cloud chaser.
Not that it matters or relates to the OP, but I only use mechanical mods, I use single coils on my RTAs, and I don't like a wide open airflow as I'm not a cloud chaser.
You could run a goblin on a mech depending on your ohms I look at it as an rda that juices itself. If the ohms are low enough you should have a problem
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At the start I was sure I'd NEVER rebuild and certainly never mess with rda's. I was wrong. I went from N mini with coil heads to a sub tank with rebuildable deck. Then I tried a dripper and never looked back. I don't do clouds. My kanthal builds are 1.5 ohm, single coil, 20 watts. My temp control builds are single coils at 420-500 degrees. I like a clean coil daily. A dripper and temp contol is my preferred setup. I won't be going to mechanical mods unless the government seriously interferes with access to regulated devices and mine go bad somehow.
Have you ever tried to drip while driving a 440hp car with a 6 speed manual in rush hour traffic?
No but I have pulled over six times on an hour long drive to re-wick, drip and clean the juice off of my mod.
Dripping is not for me do not have the time to deal with it as a pilot car driver i have zero time in the day to keep dripping still looking for an all day tank but there is always fuel stops to refill the tank or switch out tanks for different juice.
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