Kanger Subtank question(s)

[doctorjellybean]

I like the look of it, and I'm very tempted to get one! So, before I do, hopefully a wise owl or two can answer my question(s)

1) I think it will fit an iTaste 134 since it's 510 threaded. But will it work using that?
2) The coils look different. Does that mean a Unicoil or other Kanger coils won't fit the Subtank?
3) When can I get it from?

Oh, and is it any good

[flavourtank]

Jan 24, 2015 15:32:50 GMT doctorjellybean said:

I like the look of it, and I'm very tempted to get one! So, before I do, hopefully a wise owl or two can answer my question(s)

1) I think it will fit an iTaste 134 since it's 510 threaded. But will it work using that?
2) The coils look different. Does that mean a Unicoil or other Kanger coils won't fit the Subtank?
3) When can I get it from?

Oh, and is it any good

if the itaste can't fire the 0.5ohm coil then all is not lost as it comes with a 1.2ohm coil. Rememeber the bigger one is 25mm and the mini is 22mm

The coils are different compared to all other kanger takes so you wont be able to use them as far as I know.

It gives a good vape the bigger subtank holds 6ml of juice

Hope it helps

[doctorjellybean]

What is the difference between 0.5ohm and 1.2ohm coils? I want to get some spares to tide me over until I have figured out the RBA lark.

[Greg]

I wouldn't recommend the sub tank for the iTaste 34. The 1.2 stock head recommended range is 12 to 25 watts and the itaste tops out at 12.5 watts so you be using the itaste flat out and the Subtank at the bottom of its range. I also believe innokin advise not to use less than 1.5 ohm coils on their device, not sure if that's just a recommendation or a limit.

The sub tanks are excellent but I'm not convinced it would be with the combo you are considering.

[doctorjellybean]

Jan 31, 2015 10:30:37 GMT Greg said:

I wouldn't recommend the sub tank for the iTaste 34. The 1.2 stock head recommended range is 12 to 25 watts and the itaste tops out at 12.5 watts so you be using the itaste flat out and the Subtank at the bottom of its range. I also believe innokin advise not to use less than 1.5 ohm coils on their device, not sure if that's just a recommendation or a limit.

The sub tanks are excellent but I'm not convinced it would be with the combo you are considering.

I'm getting the Sigelei 50W V2 Box Mod

[Greg]

Jan 31, 2015 10:34:00 GMT doctorjellybean said:

Jan 31, 2015 10:30:37 GMT Greg said:

I wouldn't recommend the sub tank for the iTaste 34. The 1.2 stock head recommended range is 12 to 25 watts and the itaste tops out at 12.5 watts so you be using the itaste flat out and the Subtank at the bottom of its range. I also believe innokin advise not to use less than 1.5 ohm coils on their device, not sure if that's just a recommendation or a limit.

The sub tanks are excellent but I'm not convinced it would be with the combo you are considering.

I'm getting the Sigelei 50W V2 Box Mod

Unfortunately I'm not a mind reader 

get the Subtank then 

[doctorjellybean]

Jan 31, 2015 10:42:27 GMT Greg said:

Jan 31, 2015 10:34:00 GMT doctorjellybean said:

I'm getting the Sigelei 50W V2 Box Mod

Unfortunately I'm not a mind reader 

get the Subtank then 

Do I get spare 0.5ohm or 1.2ohm coils? I want some spares to tide me over until I have figured out the RBA lark. Not sure what the difference is.

[Greg]

Jan 31, 2015 10:45:15 GMT doctorjellybean said:

Jan 31, 2015 10:42:27 GMT Greg said:

Unfortunately I'm not a mind reader 

get the Subtank then 

Do I get spare 0.5ohm or 1.2ohm coils? I want some spares to tide me over until I have figured out the RBA lark. Not sure what the difference is.

You get one of each coil plus the RBA deck comes with a coil fitted you just have to wick it. You also get a spare coil for the RBA deck plus some jap cotton to wick it. Most sellers can also supply a 5 pack of spare heads in either 0.5 or 1.2 ohms.

[Get Off My Cloud]

Here's the full size Subtank on my Sigelei 50w V2, fits nicely.

I would however suggest getting the Mini if you're considering using the RBA deck as there have been issues with the insulator breaking down on the full size RBA deck with certain types of juice.
Kanger are supposedly now producing them with a peek insulator so if you do purchase one contact the vendor to see what insulator is fitted, the problem insulator is solid white in colour the new peek insulator which is ok is transparent.
Fasttech have replacement OCC heads at good prices.
www.fasttech.com/search?OCC%20Coil%20Head%20for%20SUBTANK
They're fairly easy to rebuild too, just search YouTube for videos.
The Sigelei will be fine with all the OCC heads as it will fire down to 0.2ohm.

[doctorjellybean]

Jan 31, 2015 10:51:02 GMT Get Off My Cloud said:

Here's the full size Subtank on my Sigelei 50w V2, fits nicely.

I would however suggest getting the Mini if you're considering using the RBA deck as there have been issues with the insulator breaking down on the full size RBA deck with certain types of juice.
Kanger are supposedly now producing them with a peek insulator so if you do purchase one contact the vendor to see what insulator is fitted, the problem insulator is solid white in colour the new peek insulator which is ok is transparent.
Fasttech have replacement OCC heads at good prices.
www.fasttech.com/search?OCC%20Coil%20Head%20for%20SUBTANK
They're fairly easy to rebuild too, just search YouTube for videos.
The Sigelei will be fine with all the OCC heads as it will fire down to 0.2ohm.

That looks very nice indeed! Yes, I'm getting the Mini (from myepack). So it doesn't matter which ohm coils I get?

[Get Off My Cloud]

doctorjellybean not for the Sigelei 50w V2 no, any mod that will fire 0.5ohm or lower will be fine with all the OCC heads.

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And as long as you fit decent batteries for the device like 25R's or Vtc4's for sub ohming.

[doctorjellybean]

Jan 31, 2015 13:07:32 GMT car147 said:

And as long as you fit decent batteries for the device like 25R's or Vtc4's for sub ohming.

Getting a pair of 25R's as the VTC4 seems to be getting discontinued. At least I have a charger (Intellicharger i2)