Upgrade from T3S to a glass tank
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Nautilus mini is an awesome pick up. You can find it online for $25 and it comes with two coils to get you started.
Found a better deal on it. 19.99 for an authentic mini. I have several orders from them with no problems
Nautilus Mini Tank Restock $19.99 | GOTSMOK.COM
Nautilus Mini Tank Restock $19.99 | GOTSMOK.COM
Does the Mini have a better fit for the thinner EVOD batteries or is it just like the normal Nautilus but with a smaller tank capacity? On the site I'm looking at the price difference is minimal. Also I think it's better if I order from a Swedish site to avoid getting a super high shipping cost, but thanks for the link regardless.
Nautillus is the way to go IMHO. I have a bunch of tanks and I still think of my TS3's as my second best tanks.
The mini Nautilus is somewhat bigger than an eGo battery.
As much as I would like to use them on Twists and Spinners, I am sticking with mini Protanks.
I am actually looking for a VV eGo that is the same width as a mini Nautilus. Is it about 19mm?
As much as I would like to use them on Twists and Spinners, I am sticking with mini Protanks.
I am actually looking for a VV eGo that is the same width as a mini Nautilus. Is it about 19mm?
I'm leaning towards the Nautilus Mini. I looked it up on google with EVOD batteries and even though it's a bit bigger it's not enough to bother me, considering all the praise it gets here along with the positive review I watched from pbusardo.
the mini tanks are 14mm diameter which matches the ego and evod battery aesthetically.
the mini nautilus looks like it's 510 threaded though; might come with a beauty ring.
I use a Mini Protank 3 on standard ego sized batteries, fits perfectly and if a silver Ego it looks seamless.
I also have - and recommend - the Aerotank and I have a Protank 3 also, but the airflow is a little tight for my preferred 100% VG juices.
Kanger products while not particularly blingy or fashionable are well crafted solid little pieces with easily replaceable and easily sourceable coils which can be ordered fairly cheaply in bulk. Also, there is little chance of Kanger discontinuing their atty heads a year down the line when they release new models.
Having said that, my local vape shop has now started stocking the newer style PT3, Mini PT3 and Aerotank atty heads with the internal, clearamiser style coils and wicks, so I can no longer rebuild them. It's not difficult finding the Kanger dual coil multi atty heads with external wicks online though fortunately.
The RBA's with glass or PC or acrylic windows - such as the Squape, Kayfun, Rocket or Rose V2 are excellent investments once you're comfortable with rebuilding and you have the proper equipment, such as an Ohm meter at the very least. It also requires a fair bit of patience, manual dexterity and a basic understanding of Ohm's law, as well as good quality batteries and chargers.
Getting an Aerotank, or Mini Protank 3 if you want something slimmer is a lot less hassle, lighter on the wallet and is easily maintained. The coils are decent and the flavour is pretty good, not as good as a top end RBA or clone, but several tiers above a CE5 or similar.
The one advantage of the newer style Kanger atty heads is the resistance though. The one that came pre-installed in my Mini PT3 is 1.5 Ohm's resistance, down considerably from the 2.0 and 2.5 Ohm heads that were available when I purchased my Aerotank. I understand they even sell a 1.2 Ohm and a 0.8 Ohm head now also!
It's a good time to buy an inexpensive pyrex clearamiser ;D
I also have - and recommend - the Aerotank and I have a Protank 3 also, but the airflow is a little tight for my preferred 100% VG juices.
Kanger products while not particularly blingy or fashionable are well crafted solid little pieces with easily replaceable and easily sourceable coils which can be ordered fairly cheaply in bulk. Also, there is little chance of Kanger discontinuing their atty heads a year down the line when they release new models.
Having said that, my local vape shop has now started stocking the newer style PT3, Mini PT3 and Aerotank atty heads with the internal, clearamiser style coils and wicks, so I can no longer rebuild them. It's not difficult finding the Kanger dual coil multi atty heads with external wicks online though fortunately.
The RBA's with glass or PC or acrylic windows - such as the Squape, Kayfun, Rocket or Rose V2 are excellent investments once you're comfortable with rebuilding and you have the proper equipment, such as an Ohm meter at the very least. It also requires a fair bit of patience, manual dexterity and a basic understanding of Ohm's law, as well as good quality batteries and chargers.
Getting an Aerotank, or Mini Protank 3 if you want something slimmer is a lot less hassle, lighter on the wallet and is easily maintained. The coils are decent and the flavour is pretty good, not as good as a top end RBA or clone, but several tiers above a CE5 or similar.
The one advantage of the newer style Kanger atty heads is the resistance though. The one that came pre-installed in my Mini PT3 is 1.5 Ohm's resistance, down considerably from the 2.0 and 2.5 Ohm heads that were available when I purchased my Aerotank. I understand they even sell a 1.2 Ohm and a 0.8 Ohm head now also!
It's a good time to buy an inexpensive pyrex clearamiser ;D
Just got myself a mini nautilus and it does come with a beauty ring, the nautilus tanks are the best in my opinion, you should go for it. 
It is. 3 months or so ago, I got a PT2 for £7.99 and today a mini PT3 for £6.99 (you can get cheaper, but I needed the rest of the order...and got free P&P)
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