This is INSANE!!!!

[Morandir835]

Here's a link for you sir-

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vapor4life/289659-tanks-king-diamonds-revisited.html

Didn't take long to reach the 200 recharge on these using only tanks with chain vaping. Went through some batts 6 times in a single day using just tanks. It's not so much they aren't lasting as long, it's the fact it's harder to avoid deep cycling with dc's, and they're being used more often. Hope this helps.

 

[BHam]

@JenJen

With the higher resistance (higher ohms) cartos, you should expect to get a smaller throat hit and less vapor but you should taste more of the flavor. This is the opposite for the lower resistance cartos. The tanks work great with the Vapor Titan series batts. If you prefer auto over manual batts, using the Vapor Titan autos work best because they are sealed. That gives you less of a chance of flooding the battery. Also when filling I recommend letting the juice sit. Sometimes I get too excited and vape right away and end up burning the carto , especially when making my own little flavor cocktails!

 

[JenJen]

Thanks for the tips! Based on Morandir's info, I felt the 2.0's duals would work best for me, so that is what I ordered for my replacement cartos. I do like good throat hit, so decided to take the middle ground. I also ordered 3 more small tanks. I debated on getting the bigger one, but I really don't like bulky and the small tanks seem to be more than adequate for my needs. Really really excited about these tanks!

Another question - are the smaller tanks a bit easier on the batts than the larger tanks?

 

[TarFreeMe]

Thanks for the tips! Based on Morandir's info, I felt the 2.0's duals would work best for me, so that is what I ordered for my replacement cartos. I do like good throat hit, so decided to take the middle ground. I also ordered 3 more small tanks. I debated on getting the bigger one, but I really don't like bulky and the small tanks seem to be more than adequate for my needs. Really really excited about these tanks!

Another question - are the smaller tanks a bit easier on the batts than the larger tanks?

Battery life depends more on the carto than the size of the tank. Both tanks can use the same cartos so in this case, size doesn't matter.

 

[TheScootness]

Here's a link for you sir-

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vapor4life/289659-tanks-king-diamonds-revisited.html

Didn't take long to reach the 200 recharge on these using only tanks with chain vaping. Went through some batts 6 times in a single day using just tanks. It's not so much they aren't lasting as long, it's the fact it's harder to avoid deep cycling with dc's, and they're being used more often. Hope this helps.

It does help, thanks M. I'm sure part of the problem is that I always run batteries down to the bottom before charging them. For whatever reason it seems to have affected the "tank batteries" more than the "cart batteries". My resulting theory is that just as the tanks take a quicker toll on the batts, they take a quicker toll on overall depletion from deep cycling.

 

[Morandir835]

+! to what TarFreeMe sir said

You are correct TheScootness sir. Deep cycling and high current are a sure fire way to shorten the life of any battery, high drain or not.

 

[SnowDragon]

You are correct TheScootness sir. Deep cycling and high current are a sure fire way to shorten the life of any battery, high drain or not.

True dat.....but totally worth it!

 

[Morandir835]

LOL Snow sir