What topper has provided your most consistent vape?

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Tinkiegrrl

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Maybe try the smaller Aspire BDC Glass tanks. Worldofvape.com has great prices on them. They seem real good to me. Just grab a couple of 5 packs of atomizers and when your vape doesn't taste good anymore slap in a new one. Clean it up good while your at it.

I've been wanting to try one of Aspire's BDC's. Just pulled the trigger on a Pyrex ET type from this site. Pretty good price.
 

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I've been wanting to try one of Aspire's BDC's. Just pulled the trigger on a Pyrex ET type from this site. Pretty good price.

The Aspire BDCs are pretty good. One of mine tends to leak a little if I lay it on it's side. The coils can be a little hit and miss as well, but I'm going to start rebuilding mine now and make them better. I still use my two for my electric and use my Nautilus on my mech.
 

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Has to be a Kanger T3S for me. Although I'm loving the iClear 16's too (Even if they are a little warm for my liking)

James

You are one smart person!! I say that because that was going to be my exact answer!

I have many of the T3s and only one of the iClear 16D - dual core. The replaceable/rebuildable coil assembly makes them perfect for me.

Great draw. Inexpensive. Easy to clean. Simple.
 

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I second the iClear30s! :vapor:
Yeah, as many have said here, no such thing exists. As far as my most trouble free topper? The Iclear 30s with caveat. I am only vaping light juices in them, and they last a long time with a good, strong consistent vape. So much so in fact, that I haven't seen the need to try to clean the heads; I just buy new ones. I do keep dark and sweet juices in my PT2's, which I re-build. The PT2's are also good, but quite a bit more fussy.
 

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Someone recommended these Evod-type clearomizers. They look just like the original Evods, but have a larger capacity. I've been thinking about ordering some, because I like my Evods so much.

Kanger MT3 Rebuildable Clearomizer - Black

I have not had much luck with MT3s clearos. For me they work great for the first 1 mil but then start leaking and gurgling. They also don't use pt/evod heads if that matters. YMMV
 

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Ibtanked with laser drilled Boge LR cartos, super consistent and trouble free other than the obvious carto dies out and needs replacing from time to time. Ive chain vaped till im green in the face and never got a dry hit

This is my current set up, and my fave so far. I do miss the simplicity of fill the tank and go nature of clearos though. I need to wait until I'm home to prime another carto. This is fine, as they last longer then the coils for clearos and I carry more then one carto tank with me at all times, but I do want at least one, glass, clearo for convenience. I was thinking of stealing back one of my Mini Protanks from Hubby, but I wasn't very happy with them. Lot of dry hits, plus Kanger's quality control on replacement heads is only so so. I liked my iClear 16b a lot, but it's plastic and plastic will only last so long. I wound up giving it to my little sister last night, as she lost one of her tanks and the other cracked. She was smoking cigarettes, and we want her off of them, so I offered the tank filled with a pretty good liquid in exchange for the rest of her pack.
 

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Any tank/wicking system out there is going to be inconsistent at times. Gurgly hits, dry hits, flooding, cooked e-liquid, muted flavor, etc etc... There are too many variables to be truly consistent and not frustrate you at some point. The viscosity of your liquid... the temperature of your environment. Wait 'till the hot weather of the summer hits us; you will see a leaking/gurgle thread pop up every other day.

The only 100% bullet-proof consistent vape out there is with direct dripping or squonking.

You manually apply fresh e-liquid directly to the coil and vape. No wonky wicking system to rely on or troubleshoot.

What's the saying? - "If you want to see a job done right, do it yourself."
 

Tinkiegrrl

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Any tank/wicking system out there is going to be inconsistent at times. Gurgly hits, dry hits, flooding, cooked e-liquid, muted flavor, etc etc... There are too many variables to be truly consistent and not frustrate you at some point. The viscosity of your liquid... the temperature of your environment. Wait 'till the hot weather of the summer hits us; you will see a leaking/gurgle thread pop up every other day.

The only 100% bullet-proof consistent vape out there is with direct dripping or squonking.

You manually apply fresh e-liquid directly to the coil and vape. No wonky wicking system to rely on or troubleshoot.

What's the saying? - "If you want to see a job done right, do it yourself."

I don't know... Cartotanks have been very consistant for me, save for when a carto goes bad, which doesn't happen nearly as much as clearo coils. Of course, I have yet to deal with hot weather. I started vaping in November.
 
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