Tank recommendation for a KBox

[chellie]

I have a Kanger Subbox nano box and tank. The tank takes the square, nearly obsolete coils. Supposedly the tank should take the round newer coils but I have not been able to get any to work so I want to get a tank that will work with my K-Box.

I generally use a .50 coil and vape at around 20 watts

My tank wish list
-- top filling
-- not too expensive since it will serve mainly as a back-up.
-- decent liquid capacity.
-- tank should have a diameter max of 18.5
-- a tank that works with VG liquids.
-- something that I will be able to easily get coils for.
-- adjustable air flow or an open one --I like an airy vape.
-- stainless color with glass
-- easy to use and clean.
--possibly, but not necessary, with an easy to use RBA addition.

Here are the specs for the Kbox nano

• Dimensions:
• 510 Threaded
• Minimum Resistance: 0.3 ohm
• Adjustable wattage settings: 7 to 50 watts using 0.1 watt increments
• On/off - press the power button 5 times within 3 seconds to turn the device on or off
• Low voltage protection
• Low resistance protection
• Short circuit protection
• Reverse battery protection
• Low battery warning
• 10 second cut off safety feature
• More lightweight and compact compared to the original KBOX
• Magnet battery cover
• Utilizes one high amp 18650 battery (removable and sold separately)
• Charged via USB (USB Cable included)

Suggestions are appreciated.

 

[Mr. Relentless]

Pro tank 2
Pro tank 3
I don't know not alot of options in the 18.5 department that I'm familiar with.

 

[chellie]

Pro tank 2
Pro tank 3
I don't know not alot of options in the 18.5 department that I'm familiar with.

Thanks. Those tanks are kind of small. I have a few older tanks - small like what you mentioned. Hmm.

 

[halfempty]

I don't know if they still make them, but the Joyetech Ego One tanks (not the Mega or the XL) are 19mm tanks. High recommendations from people that use them.

The aspire K3, Eleaf GS Air, and Nautilus mini (I think) are all 18-19mm tanks, but are usually used in the 10-15 watt range. Don't know if any of these will work for you, but at least you have more to look into. Good luck.

 

[stols001]

The ego one tanks are pretty versatile too as far as different coils you could take, unless you are a MTL vaper, I'd probably go with the ego one.

Anna

 

[Beamslider]

The EGO tanks are hard to find. Good thought. The replacement is the TRON

$2 a piece plus shipping. Only available in Cyan though.

https://www.heavengifts.com/product/Joyetech-TRON-S-Atomizer-kit-4ml.html

 

[Beamslider]

Or the TRON-T available in several colors for $2 plus shipping

https://www.heavengifts.com/product/Joyetech-TRON-T-Atomizer-kit.html

Both take EGO coils


None of the Ego tanks are top fill though and with the exception of some of the smaller 19mm ego tanks are all 22 mm. Not many 18 mm carts that fill your need.

 

[freefour]

The old kanger aero tank would fit . I have a genitank that is much the same accept it is chromed brass instead of ss like the aero tanks . With the vocc coils they vape ok with high VG juices . I like to put 3% water with mine to then them out to what would be about a 50/50 equivalent when using PG . I can't vape PG . They are good tanks and the coils are readily available as Kanger still makes them for their Topvod ,EMOW , Evod Mega , and Evod kits . The Kanger TOPTANK nano uses modern coils and also fits your needs at 18.5 diameter and 3.2 ml capacity . Hope this helps .

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

I don't think the VOCC coil heads are going anywhere anytime soon. I could be wrong, but you can still get Protank/Evod coils, so...

I'm curious as to why the SSOCC coils aren't working. I've heard of tanks designed for the newer heads not playing nice with the VOCC's but not the other way around.