Looking for a replacement for my Kanger Aero Tank

[ciar]

Hi All,

been a very long time since i visited this forum and i am still vaping four years on, but i come to an impasse recently.

been using the Kanger Aero Tank without any problem for the last year or so and in the last few months i have had problems with gurgling and the twisty aero bit not working properly, wick ending up inside the juice section and in general it's become quite tedious.

so i was thinking what better place to ask for advice, so would someone kindly point me in the direction of a new tank please?

my unit is the MPV3 and i would like to try something else to see how i get on with it.

any help much appreciated

[Deleted]

Just maybe a dumb question but have you tried it on an airflow controller? Might help?

[ciar]

No idea what that actually is so no i haven't, but having googled that it seems my kanger aero tank has an airflow controller fitter to it.

[GunJack]

ciar try this for an aerotank replacement, and it takes the same coils:-

www.fasttech.com/products/3386205

the T-Protank (was my go-to aerotank clone) has been discontinued unfortunately, but this one is as good and a fair bit cheaper

[Pepperty]

Are you after replacing with same/similar tank? There's so many on the market nowadays I can imaging it would be hard to choose. Is yours the standard MVP 3? - you have up to 30 watts available or the MVP 3 pro (up to 60 watts) as that will have bearing on what tank to use.

Also DO you mouth-to-lung inhale and like that style (many recent tanks are very airy and suit direct lung inhales) and lastly do you have any interest in rebuilding coils or using a rebuildable deck or is it stock coils only for you?

[ciar]

Mine is a MVP 3 pro so up to 60 watts even though i still use volts

as for how i vape like i did as a smoker dislike airy and much prefer throat hit over anything else, not bothered amount tons of vape either.

as for rebuilds never been in to those in all honestly much prefer to buy tank, buy heads and rinse repeat.

as for tanks what do people recommend then as i have been looking around but see nothing that's as big or that's not an sub ohm.

[DiscoDes]

Jul 20, 2016 11:34:00 GMT GunJack said:

ciar try this for an aerotank replacement, and it takes the same coils:-

www.fasttech.com/products/3386205

the T-Protank (was my go-to aerotank clone) has been discontinued unfortunately, but this one is as good and a fair bit cheaper

I have one of these and it's great.

[GunJack]

Jul 20, 2016 13:17:36 GMT ciar said:

Mine is a MVP 3 pro so up to 60 watts even though i still use volts

as for how i vape like i did as a smoker dislike airy and much prefer throat hit over anything else, not bothered amount tons of vape either.

as for rebuilds never been in to those in all honestly much prefer to buy tank, buy heads and rinse repeat.

as for tanks what do people recommend then as i have been looking around but see nothing that's as big or that's not an sub ohm.

are we talking aerotank (2.5ml) or aerotank mega(3.8ml)?

2.5ml one as per link in reply#3

mega here:-
www.fasttech.com/products/1741202

Both use the same coil heads I use both and they perform as well as, and cheaper than, the kanger originals

[Pepperty]

You can buy non sub ohm coils for both the Kangertech Subtank and Innoken's Isub tanks << I use both and vape over 1 ohms normally, although 0.5ohms is rather nice, I close down the airholes a fair bit as I find the flavour improves.

Your other option is probably Aspire Nautilus, large tank holds 5mls and smaller one 2ml ( so thats equivelent to aerotank) I use the aspire metal jackets as I think its a good look? The nautilus coils (and now the triton mini coils) can be used in Beyond Vape Silo tanks and they work and look great!

Another option could be the aspire Atlantis tanks as a 22mm tank fits well on an MVP and you can get higher ohm coils or just use the 0.5ohm ones but close airflow down a bit


Clockwise, Top Left:  Kanger subtank mini (4ml), small aspire nautilus with metal topper (2ml capacity), aspire atlantis with lattice topper (3ml), innokens isub S (3ml), Beyond Vape Silo (5ml)


If you specifically want a tank with same/similar diameter as the aerotank (19mm) then the mini triton fits the bill, its top filling and holds 2ml and is 20mm or the aspire nautilus mini at 18mm and both can use nautilus and/or mini triton coils 

[ciar]

Cheers GunJack will check those out and many thanks for the all the info so far, seems the world of vaping has moved on plenty since i last popped onto these forums