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Subtank & Ejuice
- Thread starter Hilfiger
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This is spot on for juice usage. My advice? Find a flavor you like in a larger bottle that isn't super expensive. They are out there
Yes, if you use a higher resistance coil at a lower wattage your liquid consumption will drop dramatically. Keep in mind that your clouds will be smaller (if that matters to you at all) and that you'll be consuming less nicotine by consuming less liquid. If you need a certain amount of nic to keep your tobacco cravings at bay, you may find yourself tempted to bump up one nic level...
I use this one.
http://www.thevapingforum.com/Thread-US-61-2-for-75W-Kangertech-TOPBOX-Mini-Starter-kit
Can it also handle 80%VG ?
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http://www.thevapingforum.com/Thread-US-61-2-for-75W-Kangertech-TOPBOX-Mini-Starter-kit
Can it also handle 80%VG ?
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Yes - I've run Kanger tanks up to 10/90, though at that point the wicking does start to have a bit of a problem keeping up. At 20/80 you might have a bit of trouble chain-vaping, but if you don't need a drag every 10 seconds I'm thinking you'll be okay.
Your original topic was with regard to a 'subtank' which, one would imagine, refers to a 'sub-ohm tank, which, if you use a 1,5 ohm coil, it wouldn't be.
In answer to your question, however is yes. It would be easy enough to try it to see but if you do so, you'll have to lower the wattage as well. Only you can determine if you find the combination satisfying compared to whatever amount you may lower your e-liquid consumption. This question is critical if you are trying to quit cigarettes or have recently stopped smoking.
If you'd allow a slightly off-top suggestion, take a look at the extensive DIY juice section here at VU. Easy and inexpensive to get started and you will lower you cost of e-liquid to a degree that usage is no longer a concern.