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I know you guys. Yep, got you figured out. You're looking for a good tank, just something to put your e-liquid into and vape. Something that excells in various areas. Maybe, most likely anyhow, not a rebuildable device, these are far too common and they come and go like the wind. We don't need many more rebuildables than we can rebuild, right? I'm sure some of us have the rda or rta or two, a few rbas most likely, from other tanks that use pre-built coils. Yes, we generally will need the "all around" rba/rta/rda etc. For many people, the kanger subtank filled a great wide gap. It provided us with a nice rba, and very good coils for the tank already made. They all work great, they vape better than the buildable deck, for the most part, if you prefer the advanced build setup that they already provided you with. Again, I stress this, it is not enough to say that you use pre built coils, however only that you know that it can be stressful, and I will leave it at that. We don't need TOO MANY rebuildables, and that suffices this I feel.

But you were looking for another good tank, maybe just something different. Sure, you'd like it to be as great as the kanger subtank mini, blue orings with a blue mod, black for black, pink for pink, red for red. But you tire of the needlessness of your setup. You decide to try the ARCTIC V8. Yes, you get some .3 ohm coils, a much more impressive amount of vapor from these coils, than compared with the kanger subtank for instance. You find that they sell a rebuildable deck for this tank as well, and are extremely pleased. All around that is.

Now don't get me wrong, we all try many different tanks. I know that I have. I've gone from the artic to the TFV4 and was impressed by all of my tanks in their own ways. But now I have this Arctic V8, and I am more impressed by it than any tank than I have ever owned. By the way this includes the rebuildable options. Yes I know that is lame? No it is not lame. We IMHO need choices. Well the Arctic v8 compares with the tfv4's vapor production ammount. Now I just got the tank and am this impressed with it, using only the one coil it came with first, the tiger coil. This coil is rated from 60-80 watt I believe it is, but it vapes EXTREMELY well, with massive vapor just like the tfv4 beast coils. Only a slight bit less. And it does this at a low wattage, I do this at 80 watts for example.

Now just so you know, I believe the TF-T4 beast coil for the tfv4 is a very smooth, high quality massive vapor coil, I just think the tfv4 is over-rated, I have used many coils for it, and am very disappointed by preformance. You may be shocked to hear this I don't know. I don't like the tfv4 too much, I just got another rebuildable deck, the TF-R3 along with a beast coil in the beast coil kit that was only 9.99$. So that isn't bad. I will use these coils eventually. Well I just cannot believe this tank is not recieving, that is the Arctic V8, enough hype on the internet, the Tiger coils for it, in the very very very least, should be extremely popular, they produce fair vapor at any range of wattage, anywhere from 30-40, to 50, to 60, to 70 and 80 watts. Each wattage corresponding to an increase or decrease in vapor accordingly. This coil really does put out at 80 watts, and I would highly prefer to vape this particular coil over any coil that I have ever vaped. I was really happy about the preformance of the ego one's 1.0 ohm coil, it was great. The coil is very solid, I must admit. It preforms really well. But I don't know if 1 ohm is enough for me, clearly, I vape nowadays at the .5 ohm range with kanger rebuildable deck. No I don't have the v8 rebuildable deck yet! I will most probably get this though.

Now I bought 1 coil of each coil, and there are many different ones. It would be my guess that there are 9 or 10 different coils for this tank, and as I said I bought 1 of each. The tiger coil is by far superior to any other "coil" than I have ever used. I feel the tank itself given the rba decks inclusion also makes this tank superior to any other tank. Not does the rba only make the tank. It just has extremely good coils, a good to very good airflow... it has a huge drip tip and a hole for air to go through, it has a beautiful look and feel and the best top fill design I have ever used. It is superior to anything that I believe is being sold. I cannot stress enough that this tank is probably the best tank on the market. Again I would say, it is not in nature a rebuildable, you're not going to build a 0.08 coil in this sucker, I would imagine. But you can build, that is fair. I don't see a reason to need such power anyway, unless you are aiming specifically for the production of a far more amount of vapor than you would get anywhere else.

So what are you doing? You should be looking for this tank!

The best tank yet!
 

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Lol ! ... sorry, it has to wait it's turn while we all wait for and go ga-ga over the super marvelous Uwell Crown 2 ... (and on and on ... )

by the way Mr. Brenton, the "and on and on" I inserted at the end of my sentence should have made you realize I was not 'gushing' about the Uwell V2 in the way you are gushing about your preferred tank ... my insert was meant to convey just that, new things we will all 'love' and think are the greatest will continue to be produced ad nauseaum ... you good sir will accept and have on your shelf by next year, your current favorite 'anything' ... and so will we all ....
 
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Obviously it is not a rebuildable tank, mr wizardofozone. I do not like the crown tank for instance. I do not think the kanger subtank fills the void this tank does. Much more importantly, we are again not looking for built coils that we make. We don't want nonsencial mess and fuss, we do not want high power. We want a dependable coil, for instance in this tiger coil, that I get. We want something special. The uwell crown my good sir, the #2 would not be a good tank, because the #1 was a failure (in many respects). The v8 pulls out more vapor than the crown, it has superior airflow, a superior look and feel, and as the crown has so this has the rebuildable deck. But you must only keep in mind the quality of the coil(s). This tank is far superior to any other tank in this area. I wish you could see this.
 

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I have met many people who post such ego-ish things about how they know their setups are better. But it comes down to quality. I posted once of the greatness of the ego one, and some one said that it don't compare to no mech mod! What foolishness, truly, when what we look for in a vape is the uniqueness, not the buildable aspect, for instance as a fine example of this truth. But the power of the tank itself, its own unique character. I don't see why so many people think they know everything there is to know, when they obviously do not have their favoriate sub tanks. The kanger subtank is still on my list of great subtanks. Yes, I recommend people to understand rebuildables as most simply just another option. There is "not many options!!!" when it comes to re-building. And what we want, my dear friends, is options. I hope that I have made it clear, that this tank gives us these options.

Perhaps one of the key points, to echo the previous poster, is that this tank has 9 or 10 different possible coils, not including the rebuildable deck it has. So yes we get these things in this tank. I'm just not sure most people can understand that (being used to the egoism and needless foolishness of most vapers).
 

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Ah.............what's the best tank yet might be your best tank, not necessarily mine. Like this Arctic you've embraced as your best tank would not in any way suit me, as I tootle puff on >1 ohm coils. The Arctic coils are all 0.4 ohms or less. So, what's best for you is not best for me. Which is why the wonderful world of choices we currently inhabit is great as there are many choices, with each of us able to find our own presonal"best tank yet".
 
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While I would agree with you... I do agree that we all like a different vaping range. What I do not agree with however, is that smoking and yes vaping in general we all vape the same (/smoke the same). Do you see my point? For instance the art of smoking or vaping if you call it that would accurately be best pictured by some old indians who are outside smoking on a pipe or some such. Do you expect that however that they would ever tootlepuff? This is a question for you, as well as anybody else by the way, who happens to vape (/smoke). Do you believe you would tootlepuff with this indian if you smoked with him, some of your own personal stuff? Would you? I will say it clearly: you can only vape in 1, yes, one, way. You cannot expect to tootlepuff if you vape, unless this type of bare minimum vape just appeals to you. You probably don't get my point and so you will not ever get it, and that is ok. But you must try to understand, you the reader.

Do you see that when you smoke you smoke / vape a particular range of vape? Yes, at 0.5 ohm this is the most general or common vape range, it is included on most buildable decks prior to your making your own, already installed. IMHO this is because although it would be the same even if they didn't do that, you must vape, yes, must, vape a "fair" ammount of vapor/smoke, in order to get a general feeling of WHAT you are vaping. So if you expect a decent amount of vapor, this stated in the most classical sense, you will vape the normal 0.5. And 0.6 sometimes reads about the same. Of course I've vaped some 0.6 herakles coils, that produce far too much vapor than it would be normal for a 0.6 coil. But we are talking the normal or average 3.0 volts for each of these coils. 3.5 maybe. On my 0.3 tiger coil, it may be 0.35, but it reads like 5 volts, and even tends to put out more vapor than any of my other tanks, including those I've built, and directly comparable to the tfv4. Again this is not just a popularity stunt, as we are suggesting do you see; it is not. When we are vaping a 0.3 coil for example we expect a much greater vapor than a 0.5. We would, in this context, in this picture, "get what we want", this is a very stylish range of vaping.

Down to 0.25, for instance on my regular artic, not the v8 version, I get perhaps a bit more power, it is definitely less vapor. Nevertheless when you vape around the 0.2 range I have found that you may get a little too much, maybe 0.25 is just right, but 0.2 is a bit too much, where as it is evident where each vaping range corresponds to yes, I would suggest, and as you are about to agree: EVERY vaper. Yes so we each vape a certain way you say. Nevertheless a 0.15 coil would give a great satisfaction, it would seem, perhaps a bit too much vapor. Bit it would seem extreme, to vape at this level, that it is maybe for some people far too much. This is evident however. Even 0.1 ohm, this is probably considered, as you can see, "the extreme". Where as 0.08 would simply be super sub ohm and in excusable. Now you can understand why this tank is so great. It has many wide varietys of coils, each with a different vaping range (no I haven't tried them all yet, and may not, for many months). You can get what you are looking for, if you are "a regular vaper" and vape at the 0.5 range, ISH, and do not "tootlepuff", and vape above ohm range. This would seem a very strange way to vape, don't you see... But that, too, as is with the rest of the topics of "tanks" in general, be very abstract.
 

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While I would agree with you... I do agree that we all like a different vaping range. What I do not agree with however, is that smoking and yes vaping in general we all vape the same (/smoke the same). Do you see my point? For instance the art of smoking or vaping if you call it that would accurately be best pictured by some old indians who are outside smoking on a pipe or some such. Do you expect that however that they would ever tootlepuff? This is a question for you, as well as anybody else by the way, who happens to vape (/smoke). Do you believe you would tootlepuff with this indian if you smoked with him, some of your own personal stuff?

I guess if I were sitting with a Indian Native American who was smoking a pipe, I could either smoke the pipe, tootlepuff, or smoke a cigarette. Unless I were offered the pipe as part of some peace ceremony, the proper thing would be to take some puffs, but other than that, I don't think they would take offense of how I tootle.


Would you? I will say it clearly: you can only vape in 1, yes, one, way. You cannot expect to tootlepuff if you vape, unless this type of bare minimum vape just appeals to you. You probably don't get my point and so you will not ever get it,t.

Well, I guess I would respectfully disagree that there is only one way to vape, but if you want to believe it, go for it. And I do very much get your point. I just completely disagree with it.

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Tootlepuffing is a part of that though. Its just unless you Vape anything pleasurable you aren't really vapung (/smoking). Maybe you'd agree with that.

Absolutely. And I find my low watt ohm setup extremely pleasurable for me. So I am really vaping, just differently than you.
 
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While I would agree with you... I do agree that we all like a different vaping range. What I do not agree with however, is that smoking and yes vaping in general we all vape the same (/smoke the same). Do you see my point? For instance the art of smoking or vaping if you call it that would accurately be best pictured by some old indians who are outside smoking on a pipe or some such. Do you expect that however that they would ever tootlepuff? This is a question for you, as well as anybody else by the way, who happens to vape (/smoke). Do you believe you would tootlepuff with this indian if you smoked with him, some of your own personal stuff? Would you? I will say it clearly: you can only vape in 1, yes, one, way. You cannot expect to tootlepuff if you vape, unless this type of bare minimum vape just appeals to you. You probably don't get my point and so you will not ever get it, and that is ok. But you must try to understand, you the reader.

Do you see that when you smoke you smoke / vape a particular range of vape? Yes, at 0.5 ohm this is the most general or common vape range, it is included on most buildable decks prior to your making your own, already installed. IMHO this is because although it would be the same even if they didn't do that, you must vape, yes, must, vape a "fair" ammount of vapor/smoke, in order to get a general feeling of WHAT you are vaping. So if you expect a decent amount of vapor, this stated in the most classical sense, you will vape the normal 0.5. And 0.6 sometimes reads about the same. Of course I've vaped some 0.6 herakles coils, that produce far too much vapor than it would be normal for a 0.6 coil. But we are talking the normal or average 3.0 volts for each of these coils. 3.5 maybe. On my 0.3 tiger coil, it may be 0.35, but it reads like 5 volts, and even tends to put out more vapor than any of my other tanks, including those I've built, and directly comparable to the tfv4. Again this is not just a popularity stunt, as we are suggesting do you see; it is not. When we are vaping a 0.3 coil for example we expect a much greater vapor than a 0.5. We would, in this context, in this picture, "get what we want", this is a very stylish range of vaping.

Down to 0.25, for instance on my regular artic, not the v8 version, I get perhaps a bit more power, it is definitely less vapor. Nevertheless when you vape around the 0.2 range I have found that you may get a little too much, maybe 0.25 is just right, but 0.2 is a bit too much, where as it is evident where each vaping range corresponds to yes, I would suggest, and as you are about to agree: EVERY vaper. Yes so we each vape a certain way you say. Nevertheless a 0.15 coil would give a great satisfaction, it would seem, perhaps a bit too much vapor. Bit it would seem extreme, to vape at this level, that it is maybe for some people far too much. This is evident however. Even 0.1 ohm, this is probably considered, as you can see, "the extreme". Where as 0.08 would simply be super sub ohm and in excusable. Now you can understand why this tank is so great. It has many wide varietys of coils, each with a different vaping range (no I haven't tried them all yet, and may not, for many months). You can get what you are looking for, if you are "a regular vaper" and vape at the 0.5 range, ISH, and do not "tootlepuff", and vape above ohm range. This would seem a very strange way to vape, don't you see... But that, too, as is with the rest of the topics of "tanks" in general, be very abstract.
Your post is rather funny.
Do you really believe that all people like the same things?
 

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I don't see why so many people think they know everything there is to know
...says the guy who's telling us that his tank is the best, and ours are all trash...

There is "not many options!!!" when it comes to re-building.
Err, say what now? There are literally unlimited options when rebuilding. With stock coils, you're stuck with what they make. They may have a handful of different options available, and you may get lucky and like one or two of them, but what there is is what there is, and if you don't like one of those, then you're up the creek without a paddle, as they say. On a rebuildable, your options are unlimited. Single, dual, quad-coil. 28g, 26g, 24g. How many wraps. Parallel, twisted, clapton, fused, stapled, alien wire. You can literally make any coil you want as long as it will physically fit inside the atomizer. You might have "options" when choosing a disposable coil, but you don't have that many options.

I will say it clearly: you can only vape in 1, yes, one, way. You cannot expect to tootlepuff if you vape, unless this type of bare minimum vape just appeals to you.
I take offense to this. My daily driver for nearly a full year now has been a 2-ohm rebuildable tank at 12.5 watts. I also enjoy the occasional rip off a .5-ohm dripper at 40+ watts. So you're saying I don't "really" vape, because I don't always vape the way you do? Piss off, mate.

You probably don't get my point and so you will not ever get it
Well, I guess that's what happens when your posts all sound like the Adderall-fueled ravings of an autistic monkey.
Note: I'm attacking the posts, not the poster.
 

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bwh79,

I do not intend on reading your crap post again. But I will respond to it.

First of all you do not understand vaping - very apparent. I take harsh criticism to your remarks that I am an "autistic monkey" when you are the one who comes across as the nub around here, pal. You understand nothing to say that I am making no valid points. And again take caution, YOU will not like this: (ALL) people understand that with rebuildables, you are left with no options. You have nothing to choose from. Yeah you can make ANYTHING you want, but my dear sir, you must kindly retract your foolish statements about buildable coils. I recognize that some foolish people will litterally believe the nonsense about rebuildables being some deep, complicated intertwinement of possibilities, any range of possible built coil. But you must take note, these coils are the same as any of the coils you will buy that are pre-built. You don't recognize that I feel sad for you.

Any coil that you buy, is going to have different options. You say, that there are no options available in this regard. And this is where you are mistaken. They have several different coils for example that I have seen that come with some great features, don't ask me what they are. But you can BUY any of the coils that you can MAKE, and yet there are a ton more options. A GREAT example, and again you are not following this "play written thread" very well when you AGAIN fail to take note of the fact that the coils in the Arctic V8 are a perfect example of store bought coils. Have you recognize my kind lad, NOBODY likes to spend 2 hours every now and then making a coil only to have it not preform like you would like it. It may be hard to explain why store bought are better, but in general, that is only a rule of thumb.

So yes the Arctic v8 has as many options as you could possibly desire in "buildable" coils, only difference is they are absolutely perfect for most vapers. Have people keep this in mind when they decide if they like the train of thought that is presented to the market from Horizon Tech by this new tank.

And again, I will repeate my comments that you guys all of you cannot grasp: ALL VAPING IS EQUIVILENT. That's right. THERE ARE NO DIFFERENCES IN VAPERS!!! You do understand that now, since I have put it in caps don't you?

Therefore there must be no arguement: The Arctic V8 deserves attention, none of it was seen by anybody I have heard from on the internet.

Again, you tell me to piss off like you know what you are as a person. This sounds like simple dull wittedness, and stupiditist frustration. Well that's ok, because as I've stated as long as you are "vaping" it doesn't matter what you're vaping. This is a common saying of most people but it rings some nice bells. Basically it means that you "must" vape to "be" vaping. Obvious right. You say you say that I say you don't vape. Well this is obviously not true, since you are vaping what sounds like extremely vapable stuff, I would not critique your style. But as I stated above,

ALL VAPING IS EQUIVILENT.

In other words you cannot "not" vape, but you nubs would not get that. I can get the people who vape the Gs tank, that is a moderate vapor. Although it is a little too little in my opinion (honestly). But what I can't get is the people who use the protank/aerotank, and expect that with a 1.8 ohm coil from the kanger tech, which by the way, produces "NO VAPOR." when exhaled. That's right! I think the 1 ohm ego one coil is a great sub ohm coil, but the 1.8 ohm kanger coils, they are ok, but when you can say that you "like to vape that way" I would question not only your class but the way you truly view your vaping. Is this not obvious? If you vape 4.0 ohm coils and expect no vapor do you have any class? You do not, and as again sitting with these indians "smoking" you would NEVER expect to sit in front of any crowd, much less sit on your own some where, and vape, in any regard.

In respects, to the Eleaf GS tank, I could never get the Ni coils to work, the .75 coils are ok, in fact I would say that I like the way that they vape. But I remind all your dullnesses sakes, that there can be no class behind no vapor. "Tootlepuffing" is a harsh insult in some cases, perhaps you will come to understand that, unless you tootlepuff in the correct regard. No offense, just keep in mind that unless you are vaping with some dignity, you won't be taken for the dignity that you posess.

As regards the Arctic V8, again, this is the most solid all around tank I can possibly think of, and I've given it some thinking time. You have many options, all with a great range of possible vapes. No hazard, as explained above, with the rebuildable garbage, youd on't have to take time anymore to make a bunch of useless coils yourself. You can go through no hazard by vaping one of the best possible coils, at a very healthy vaping range (.35 ohm ish), at a very good flexibility. You get great cloud production from the coils, but it is not anything that will do you in, if you prefer me to say this. Please take note that this is not an opinion. If you still have comprehension problems it is most likely your forehead.
 

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And again, I will repeate my comments that you guys all of you cannot grasp: ALL VAPING IS EQUIVILENT.
Is that what you're saying, because that's not quite how you were coming off before, mate. In fact it sounded quite the opposite, like you were saying that tootle-puffing was inferior and sub-ohm was the only "real" way to go.

Some people don't vape for "class" or "style." Some people just vape to replace a deadly smoking habit. Some people are perfectly happy with their high-nic, high ohms, low watts, and small vapor on an old ego pen with a CE-4 or Evod-style tank. They don't want big milky-white clouds. They don't want to show off. They don't want another hobby, they just want to keep "smoking," but without that whole part where it kills you at the end. I think at least some of those people would not enjoy very much at all the big air and big vapor of a sub-ohm tank like your beloved Arctic V8. So to say they have no "class," again simply because they don't vape the same way you vape, is kind of a dick move.
 
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