Time for a change?

[Katfish]

After vaping vivi nova tanks for 4 years, I need a change. Is there a really good (uncomplicated) tank out there. I don't want to rebuild, I just want an easy fill, easy to change the atomiser. There are so many on the market and I have no idea what sub ohm tanks are, I just want a tank that will sit well on my Eleaf Istick with no added complications. It's becoming more like rocket science every day!!!!!

[phatfil]

kangertech subtank mini imho are a great vape, with a wide variety of off the shelf coils 0.15oh, 0.2 ohm for tc vaping, 0.5 ohm 1.2 oh. and 1.5 ohm for bog standard vaping.. and rba option too if you ever fancy coiling and wicking yourself..


www.gearbest.com/electronic-cigarettes/pp_143759.html?wid=3

the dovpo harvest tank £13 from fastwow.com is compatible with the kanger occ coil heads and can be top filled


www.fastwow.com/original-dovpo-harvest-tank-sub-ohm-top-filling-5ml-tc-atomizer.html

off the shelf coils
www.gearbest.com/kanger-occ-_gear/


sub ohm vaping is when your coil is less than 1 ohm resistance, more power is needed to heat up the coil but it then produces more vapour and a denser flavour hit, most folk drop down a level or two of nicotine strength if sub ohm-ing..

[Perpetua]

Katfish!!!!!!!!!!


Hello you.


I'm pretty much stuck with one foot in the past - and one in the present, these are just my personal preferences . . . . .

Protanks for every day out and about/work, very reasonable to buy now as well:

myepack.co.uk/protank-2.html

myepack.co.uk/accessories/protank-evod-coil-head.html ( you can pick these up more reasonably from overseas if you don't mind the wait ) . . . . and although you don't want to rebuild - they are ever so easy to do, even if you use ready coils.

For something more up to date . . . . .

www.fasttech.com/p/3708900

myepack.co.uk/accessories/innokin-isub-coil-head.html

I'm sure you'll get lots of other suggestions, the choices now are a bit mind boggling - which iStick do you have out of interest?

[peter12]

The favourites seem to be

Smok tfv 4 (also now in mini)
Uwell crown
Kanger (comes in 3 sizes the plus standard or mini and possibly nano but unsure)

Many also like the triton

All will come with various coil options so coils aren't too big a factor.

[Katfish]

Thanks Phatfil and hello Perpy having a look at the above It's the 20w 5.5v one.

[phatfil]

a 20w istick wont vape sub ohm coils iirc, it will give a low ohm warning.. 1ohm is i think the lowest resistance coil it will fire..

gearbest are selling the istick 60w for just shy of £18, though you will need a battery too.

[Pepperty]

Hiya catfish, lots of choice on the market but most of the recent ones are sub ohm and seem to need 45+ watts to get the best out of them (which is why I dont own any of them!)

With your istick you'll need tanks that take 1ohm coils so maybe you are better with protanks/aerotanks and maybe subtank mini with the 1.2ohm stock coils? (and probably a slimmer driptip if you mouth to lung inhale?)

[peter12]

Nov 18, 2015 19:57:27 GMT Pepperty said:

Hiya catfish, lots of choice on the market but most of the recent ones are sub ohm and seem to need 45+ watts to get the best out of them (which is why I dont own any of them!)

With your istick you'll need tanks that take 1ohm coils so maybe you are better with protanks/aerotanks and maybe subtank mini with the 1.2ohm stock coils? (and probably a slimmer driptip if you mouth to lung inhale?)

Agreed with a 20 watt mod you would be better using coils that are 1 ohm plus

[djs]

Aspire Mini Nautilus.

There is nothing else (well, you might like subtank with 1.2ohm) unless you upgrade your mod.

I cancelled my orders for Uwell crown and stuff like that. These tanks are a totally different approach to vaping.

[goneforagasper]

I agree with the Nautilus/Mini Nautilus - maybe the sub tank suggestions are too big a jump and maybe the OP prefers MTL

 

[BrenD]

The 1.5 ohm coils for the Smok TFV4 are far superior to nauti coils for taste and longevity.

Now the 'mini' is out and they can be used on most devices without serious overhangage/looking silly, they are the way forward.

Sent from my X5pro using proboards

[Perpetua]

Nov 18, 2015 19:28:47 GMT Katfish said:

Thanks Phatfil and hello Perpy having a look at the above It's the 20w 5.5v one.

In that case Kat it won't handle a subohm tank as has been said . . . . the Nautilus, Aerotank/Protank would be good options to look at.

If though you did fancy trying out subohm vaping, treating yourself - then this is a very nice not too costly set up with a suitable battery:

www.gearbest.com/starter-kits/pp_219334.html

[Chrissie]

Good to see you again Katfish

[Katfish]

Thanks Chrissie, it's good to be back . And thanks to everyone for all your good advice. I have ordered a protank for now and will save up for something more adventurous. I do seem to get through a lot of flavour concentrates when making my juice!

[serialvapist]

Anything is better than a vivi nova!