What is your favorite tank?
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A lot of people will probably disagree with me, but I love the kayfun v4. Easy to build, fill, and never had a leaker.
Taifun GT II...have two which are both in action. I own approximately 25 different atomizers and all of them pale in comparison with regards to flavor, ease of build, consistency, and density of vapor.
I have a few different tanks but mainly drippers, I have found the Kanger sub tank mini to be a reliable well built tank with excellent flavour and vapor production, however I also have a clone version that I got from Fasttech and it actually out performs the originalI am curious what tank is your favorite and why?
....and it was a quarter of the price.
Now this may confuse a lot of people but I've got a crown tank by uwell which is rated in many people's top 3 don't get me wrong it's an absolutely beautiful tank but it's so thirsty. I keep trying new tanks but always end up going back to my old smok vct pro with tct ni200 stock coils. It's just a perfect balance of vapour and flavour for me. And it's cheap as chips.
Ijust 2 has best flavor & cheapest sub-tank i have ever owned(have 2 of them}.
The Crown tank is more money, but is the best sub-tank i have owned, this is my home rig on a IPV 4s (have 2 of them).
The Crown tank is more money, but is the best sub-tank i have owned, this is my home rig on a IPV 4s (have 2 of them).
Subtank Mini. It's the Honda Civic of tanks. Nothing really outstanding about it but absolutely nothing bad with it. Plus it comes with an RBA which is a plus.
Favorite: GS-Air M with GS-Tank and GS-Air in a tie for close second place
Why: As much vapor (moderate) as needed for preferred flavor (strong), without leaks or gurgles. Relatively inexpensive (<$10), reliable, reasonable (4 ml) capacity. Also, choice of coils, from 1.5 ohm dual, to 1.2 ohm OC single, to 0.15 ohm tc Ni.
Why: As much vapor (moderate) as needed for preferred flavor (strong), without leaks or gurgles. Relatively inexpensive (<$10), reliable, reasonable (4 ml) capacity. Also, choice of coils, from 1.5 ohm dual, to 1.2 ohm OC single, to 0.15 ohm tc Ni.
It is designed top fill with a juice control to shut juice off. I mostly use a needle bottle, disconnect the base and coil assembly then fill through the juice flow holes of the chimney bell of the upper tank section and reassemble the two sections. The top fill is a little assembly for the drip tip that screws into the top cap of the tank. Very simple device though the number of pieces it has is quite a few. The only down flaw I have seen posted is in the very base is a silver plated spring under the juice flow/air flow/coil deck assembly that can lose connection if juice flow is shut off. Pretty air tank naturally, but there is an aftermarket peek insulator and wider open positive pin kit that allows converting to an even more airy sub-ohm tank.
About as good as it gets for MTL. I have one, and I like it, except it doesn't breathe freely enough for me.
The eXpromizer is pretty near the top of my list. Now that there's a v2 with a fixed center pin, I'm tempted to buy another one. It's easy to build, easy to fill, solid and consistent.
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Cthulhu. I have two, it's all I vape on, I've been using them everyday since around the beginning of May, and I have never gotten a single dry hit from either of mine. They wick regardless of how you wick them. The airflow is greater than any rta I've used. Flavor is outstanding. I can vape them at 60w if I feel like it, they'll keep up.
The downside is they are prone to flood a little after filling, and they puke a little condensation out the airholes. On the whole I can more than live with these minor criticisms.
Honorable mention to the Subtank Mini and Lemo 2 for being absolutely dry and free of any kind of leaking, and double props to them both for build quality as well. I just couldn't live with the restricted airflow of those two.
The downside is they are prone to flood a little after filling, and they puke a little condensation out the airholes. On the whole I can more than live with these minor criticisms.
Honorable mention to the Subtank Mini and Lemo 2 for being absolutely dry and free of any kind of leaking, and double props to them both for build quality as well. I just couldn't live with the restricted airflow of those two.
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