Which tank/clearo/glasso/rba are you all using with the eVic?

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tom_chang79

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The Protank has so far been quite reliable, but I still can't vape above 7 watts with it... I think before I get the Aga-T2, I'm going to try to do my DIY atomizer head for my Protank, then I think I'll move onto RBA-style tanks... :)

Anyone else here use a T3S? If it wasn't for the SS and the Pyrex combo of my Protank, I swear the T3S works a lot better...
 

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The Protanks I have perform about the same as my evods (Protank has a more airy draw but I don't mind that so much, I get the same amount of vapor, flavor, and throat hit) but those two out perform my Novas by a lot. My friends use the T3s/MT3s and they like them. If it works for you, keep using them, that's all there is to it.

I have an RSST, an Igo-L and an Igo-W that I throw on my evic when I feel like show boating my set up, but I usually just throw my RBAs/RDAs on my Smoktech Magneto. I'm running dual coil cotton wicks on my Igo-W at about 2.1 ohms, my Igo-L is running at 1.6 ohms with a 3mm silica wick, and my RSST is running micro coils at about 1.7 ohms on 325 SS mesh. And like Jizzles said, the RSST is a juice destroyer and it drains the battery quite fast, even when I use the green 3400mAh Panasonics.
 
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I have the AGA T2, RSST, Igo W & L and a hybrid Noble 1. I started with a Kanger T3, then upgraded to Protanks and now I'm into the RBA's and haven't touched my Protanks or the Kanger stuff in months. The BIGGEST tip I can offer is when making your coil and wick more is not better. I was getting drier hits but still decent vape in the beginning. I soon realized that the wick should be very little material not rolled tightly into a compressed solid wick to fit. I literally use a wick that is only about 1-1.5 inch max material now. I don't roll it nearly as tight as I did when I 1st started building. The vape is much richer and I'm fogging up the whole rooom with a pull on my Noble 1 or any other device. Pinch the end at the top and cut the bottom at an angle and it will pull better and stop any juice from popping in your mouth or on your lips.

If I had the info I have now at the beginning. I would have bought a hybrid and a good RBA from the beginning. Combine these with either Igo and a K100 and you're done.
 
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I'm strictly RBA (Aga-T2) when I'm at home and Protank (1) when I'm on the go. The Kanger T3S are pretty reliable, but lately, I've been using this flashlight holster and the whole setup doesn't fit very well with the T3S on top since it juts out a bit longer as compared to when the Protank is mounted.

The Protank hits fantastic when I use the T3S coil packs. Also, I feel the Protank is cleaner (psychologically anyway because of the borosilicate glass).

To be honest, out of the three, RBA, Protank, and T3S, the clearos has been the most reliable. The RBAs really aren't ideal if you're on the go have to take it to places... The clearos are just hands-down the least hassle, least worry devices, provided you do the standard deflooding and maintenance per tank fill... :)
 
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