Using 3 Phiniac tanks in rotation. Yes, they are a little heavier but they are Pyrex and beautiful, no need to worry about cracking from certain juices. They won't crack and are pretty hard to break, too. Check out Phiniac.com. They are pricier than the polycarb tanks but they are nicer, too......
Which Tank do you run?
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my only issue with Phiniac tanks is the platic caps...plastic tank caps suck when they crack.
I'm currently running the submarine mini tank from Mom and Pop's Vapor Shop with a 3.0 carto! One of the things I love about it is that it is super easy to fill; and it lasts me most of the day! No leaking, and awesome vapor!
Have seen this thread around and thought you guys might be interested, especcially if you like dripping and tanks...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tank-mods/281375-306-atty-tank-using-dcc-tank.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tank-mods/281375-306-atty-tank-using-dcc-tank.html
Phiniac also sells the option of getting Stainless Steel Tank Caps, both in plain SS and sandblasted options.....
I would really like a tank that is pocket friendly. A tank that has screw caps on BOTH ends. I've seen this one ACTv3 (Arry Carto Tank) IN STOCK! - $43.99 : Stormys Vapor Cellar, Electronic Cigarettes & More but c'mon! 43.99? I mean the thing is all plastic.
I'm not a cheapskate and I really don't care if it's plastic or glass. I've also seen the 'clean tank' Parva One Piece Clean Tank - Avid Vaper and that looks nice. But that is pricey as well. But I can't complain about that, the thing is a one peice glass tank.
I have the M&P subtank, and I would say that it is pocket friendly. But I don't use it because it doesn't fit the CE2's I use.
But I really just want a tank that I can see into, and has screw caps on both ends. Like the first link. That is reasonably priced. Does it exist?
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