Which tanks?

[hypnoclown]

At the moment I am using Vision Spinner with Evod tanks but I want to get something new. I want a tank with a bigger capacity and more vapour production & a new battery to go along with it.

I don't keep up with all the vaping devices so I don't know what I should be looking at.

I've heard of rebuildable tanks, maybe I need one of those?

[enjay]

May 7, 2014 23:57:07 GMT hypnoclown said:

At the moment I am using Vision Spinner with Evod tanks but I want to get something new. I want a tank with a bigger capacity and more vapour production & a new battery to go along with it.

I don't keep up with all the vaping devices so I don't know what I should be looking at.

I've heard of rebuildable tanks, maybe I need one of those?

Well of course you do, every one does. My personal recommendation is a nemesis of some sort and a kayfun lite plus with a sony vtc4 battery, mmmmmmm lovely vape.

[Q]

Next step up is a mvp from myepack comes with iClear30 which is OK but invest in an Aerotank at the same time, you wont believe the difference

[Perpetua]

May 7, 2014 23:57:07 GMT hypnoclown said:

At the moment I am using Vision Spinner with Evod tanks but I want to get something new. I want a tank with a bigger capacity and more vapour production & a new battery to go along with it.

I don't keep up with all the vaping devices so I don't know what I should be looking at.

I've heard of rebuildable tanks, maybe I need one of those?

Vapour production is affected more by your PG/VG ratios hypnoclown . . . perhaps think about going for some with a higher VG content,

I'd look at Q's suggestion, as a larger tank can look a bit unbalanced on a Spinner.

And I'd give rebuildables a wide berth for now . . . . .

[Deleted]

An MVP and either an Aspire Nautilus or a Kanger Aerotank mega all from Myepack would give you all the battery power and quality of vape that you seek. Each of those tanks is on a par with most rebuildables and a lot less hassle.

[marko697]

May 8, 2014 0:31:30 GMT Q said:

Next step up is a mvp from myepack comes with iClear30 which is OK but invest in an Aerotank at the same time, you wont believe the difference

+1 For MVP and an Aerotank

[geordie_vaper]

think it is a bit wrong reccomending to a vaper who is using a evod and spinner to go get a mechanical mod and a rba with no knowlege of the said vapers skill set and experience and understanding of ohms law to name but a few


if you using a spinner and evod i would say mvp and aerotank aswell

[smifee]

I've found the coil & wick are the important thing for both vapour & flavour.

I don't find any difference in the vape between a Provari, Smok SID, Evod 650mah & EgoT 650mah until the 650s start to lose power. I think it's because I use the same heads in the tanks on all of them.

I use the Nature Vape heads which have a micro coil and a cotton wool wick. They are expensive but the coil lasts for ages and even I, Mr Clumsy, can rewick when I change flavours in a tank or get a drop off in flavour when the wick gets a bit burnt.

I think the Nature Vape heads fit the Evods so I would suggest trying them and then decide which tank, with a bigger capacity, to buy.

I like the Nature Vape Midi Pro tank because I can fill it using the fill holes and a 14gauge needle on a syringe. No more Mr Clumsy spills and the 4ml capacity is enough for me.

[collie2011]

MVP or a Vamo with a protank/aerotank. I'm not a fan of the boxy shape so I've gone for a vamo. You can get some nice designs on the MVP though.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using proboards

[Deleted]

Vamos are easily broken though

I don't know about vv/vw....I don't use them anymore

[hypnoclown]

Thank you for the replies. I think I will get an aero tank then which size fits the MVP best? I am not sure about the shape of the MVP but it everyone is suggested it so I might go for it.

May 8, 2014 9:43:47 GMT smifee said:

I've found the coil & wick are the important thing for both vapour & flavour.

I don't find any difference in the vape between a Provari, Smok SID, Evod 650mah & EgoT 650mah until the 650s start to lose power. I think it's because I use the same heads in the tanks on all of them.

I use the Nature Vape heads which have a micro coil and a cotton wool wick. They are expensive but the coil lasts for ages and even I, Mr Clumsy, can rewick when I change flavours in a tank or get a drop off in flavour when the wick gets a bit burnt.

I think the Nature Vape heads fit the Evods so I would suggest trying them and then decide which tank, with a bigger capacity, to buy.

I like the Nature Vape Midi Pro tank because I can fill it using the fill holes and a 14gauge needle on a syringe. No more Mr Clumsy spills and the 4ml capacity is enough for me.

Do the evod heads fit the aero tank?

I might start making my own wicks as well it doesn't look that difficult and I have all the tools.

[Q]

They've only just recently gone up in price, but still great value at £36.99
MVP at myepack

[Q]

Copied from another thread, my 2 mvps, showing how the standard Aerotank fits compared to a mini protank

May 2, 2014 0:35:53 GMT Q said:

Here you go, mini protank on one and my favourite aerotank on the other, your choice, oh and you can see the driptip from the iClear30 in the background

[hypnoclown]

Thanks for the photo, they both fit nicely so I will get the regular one.

[Deleted]

For faff free vaping and great flavour  especially if you like sweet/custard type flavours have a look at  the SMOK DCT setup