Vaporshark DNA30 tank help, stealth/capacity/looks/function?

[SPBALLER]

Just ordered a new mod (Vaporshark DNA30! woot!) and am also looking to upgrade my juicer (for lack of an all inclusive word lol). I'm trying to find a few suggestions that bear in mind functionality and a decent capacity while remaining aesthetically pleasing and relatively small.


I'm super new to the vaping community and don't have a vast knowledge of RBA's or rda's (or the difference for that matter lol), let alone clearo/carto/glass/whateveromizers.

However, from what little I have gathered over the past week of staying up way too late here on ECF, I have come to the conclusion that my kanger protank II, while fine and dandy on my vision spinner, will more than likely fall short of matching the DNA30's performance capabilities.


I'd love to hear from people with more experience and knowledge on what they think might be a good fit for the vaporsharks little box mod. I did find a thread that was a start on this topic, but it died out quickly and left me still asking questions.


P.s. If you know a good thread/site with an introduction to all things tanks/rba/rda/xxxxxomizers I'd love to give it a study. (combing the rebuildables subforum as I post this, lots of information but have yet to find a really good starting point for newcomers outside of one thread with a few links, yet to get to them all ((just want to show some effort for searching before posting)) )

Thank you in advance for any help and for your patience with my noob questions. I think this forum has some of the nicest folks in any online community I've joined, it does not go unappreciated, at least by me.

Cheers

 

[itskohler]

The DNA mods are really made for sub ohm vaping. There are tons of videos on you tube and such, as well as great reading material. Since you're on a regulated mod you can skip the battery safety stuff (I highly enourage it for a better understanding though). Ive built every coil imaginable and ive learned micro coils are the easiest and quickest out of them all.

 

[SPBALLER]

How did you find the knowledge to feel comfortable building your own setups? youtube alone? any good channels you could suggest?

 

[ertlandia]

I also have a vapor shark. I typically run a kayfun 3.1 built at 1.4 ohm or a taifun gs (17mm rta) built at 1.6 ohm. for size, shape, and pocket ability I would recommend the Taifun GS. Good flavor and vapor production. It does not hang over like most 21 mm or 22mm atty's.

 

[itskohler]

I just watched enough and read enough to understand the basics. The fine tuning of wrappimg and wicking will come in time. I suggest rip trippers channel, he explains things in a quircky but entertaining way.

 

[ertlandia]

Rip Trippers is very entertaining. He also comes across like the McGuyver of coil building.

 

[SPBALLER]

Thanks, I'll look into the kayfun, taifun, and Rip trippers channel

 

[itskohler]

I vote the kayfun for a RTA.

 

[carbonbegone]

You can have it all ...



Russian 91% with short 1 piece tube & a short drip tip.

 

[emily n portland]

i love my vaporshark
I was shocked to find that EVERYTHING tasted better on it than my other devices....even my rebuilt protank IIs and protank minis.
And i ended up taking them to higher watts than I liked on my itaste.

But, yes, the point of the 30w is to sub-ohm and for that you'll prob want an RDA.

Have you seen this thread? Ridiculous amount of info in there, I return often when I'm ready to learn something new.

 

[ftbb3000]

Two votes for the Vapor Shark.
1. The vendor posts an expected ship date for orders received within a given time frame. Try finding that for Hana or Zen. And yes they did meet the ship date. They beat it by 4 days.
2. The 510 connection pin is a dream. I've tossed KFL+, AeroTank, Aspire Nautilus, Origen V1 on this guy and everything fits flush and fires without "fiddlying". I've got a Hana 20 and 3 Provaris and they can't do that. One mod I can take to work with different flavored tanks for the day.
I've found that while my standard tanks still run best at low watts the drippers and Kayfuns really start jumping at 20+ watts.
I've had mine for a week and while I'm not giving up my other mods this is going to see heavy use in rotation.