Pretty straight forward. Moved to rebuildables (drippers only so far) about 3 weeks ago. Looking for a rebuildable tank that will give me good flavor and decent vapor production. Doesn't have to be rebuildable, I've heard some good things about the joytech deltas? Anyone have personal experience with one of those?
Thoughts on tanks? What do you prefer?
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Vicious ant kraken I own two debating on a third one in copper as I have ss and brass
eh pro kayfun lite v2 is my favorite atty and I have been using it for months.... (You will probably get that alot) followed by the e leaf lemo...
THey are very easy to build and both of them just plain work. I never have issues with either one.
THey are very easy to build and both of them just plain work. I never have issues with either one.
Clone or authentic?
I ask because several Squape R clones are having multiple and dangerous issues. The authentic might be available next month.
If you're on a budget, ehpro kfl+v2, Lemo or hcigar Taifun GT. If you want a challenge, Rosev2 clone.
I ask because several Squape R clones are having multiple and dangerous issues. The authentic might be available next month.
If you're on a budget, ehpro kfl+v2, Lemo or hcigar Taifun GT. If you want a challenge, Rosev2 clone.
I've been using the Smoktech RSBT bottom feed tank now for about four months and I love it.
Personally I never had any interest in top feeders like Kayfun that most seem to use.
Personally I never had any interest in top feeders like Kayfun that most seem to use.
Some thing new Nautilus Tank Killer?
Stratos tank from The Council of Vapor
Stratos by Council of Vapor | Spinfuel eMagazine
Stratos tank from The Council of Vapor
Stratos by Council of Vapor | Spinfuel eMagazine
EHPro Pontus or the Big Dripper. Dripping tanks are the future.
Personally, I would not consider anything but a rebuildable once you have made the move -- it just won't be the same.
Personally, I would not consider anything but a rebuildable once you have made the move -- it just won't be the same.
Genesis for the win. (Kraken for me)
Steep learning curve, but they are the only tank designs that approach drippers for flavor.
Took me quite a while to find a build that worked but I am very glad I did.
Steep learning curve, but they are the only tank designs that approach drippers for flavor.
Took me quite a while to find a build that worked but I am very glad I did.
I own a KFL+ V2 from ehpro and I like it. Easy to use and satisfying. I hear the Lemo is similar but just has better air control. I do not own an Erlkonigin, but I would suggest it after looking at the way it is constructed and how it's supposed to be build. Some good ideas were put into that RTA. Next RBA I will purchase will have to be a Erlkonigin clone of some sort.
Gotta love them gennies. The only drippers that can compare in flavor to my gennies are the ones I set up with mesh
... mind you, I'm all about purity of flavor, not density. I tend to vape the weak sauce. If you want those really big, warm plumes that each contain half a mill of flavorings... I guess drippers are the ideal medium.
As for dripping tanks being the future? Maaybe one possible future of "dripping". While the idea may be neat and I find great amusement in occasionally vaping on the 3D... the only area that sets drippers (in general) apart from tanks is when you cross the power threshhold where you no longer can pull liquids out of a tank fast enough. If you're on the "safe" side - why bother with moving parts and squishing if a simple wick can do the trick?
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