I currently have the apollo phaser tank and its only a week old and is already starting to leak/flood. Do you have any suggestions to a tank that is under 50 watts and is not prone to leaking? The more I research about tanks that do not leak the more i get confused about what is a good tank.
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Tank that doesn't leak?
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Best bet is to read a few threads about the different tanks in this section to see what folks are saying,
http://vapingunderground.com/forums/sub-tanks-clearomizers-glassomizers.401/
there are so many of them available now, Good luck!!!
http://vapingunderground.com/forums/sub-tanks-clearomizers-glassomizers.401/
there are so many of them available now, Good luck!!!
Thank you! any suggestions as to what to do about my current tank? Ive tried everything so far and it still is leaking down the bottom//gurgling. After about a few hits of vaping, it gurgles too much and then stops producing heat because its over saturated
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I'm not familiar with that tank, but here are a few things to try:
Break it down completely, and replace any o rings if you can
Wash it thoroughly
Be sure the coils is screwed in tightly
Be sure using high enough watts to vaporize the juice
Some tanks I have will gurgle if I do mouth to lung, but not with lung hits
And, some tanks just leak One of reasons I love my Crowns is because they don't leak!
Break it down completely, and replace any o rings if you can
Wash it thoroughly
Be sure the coils is screwed in tightly
Be sure using high enough watts to vaporize the juice
Some tanks I have will gurgle if I do mouth to lung, but not with lung hits
And, some tanks just leak
One of reasons I love my Crowns is because they don't leak!
I'm with Amanda on the Crown. Haven't had a single issue, it's amazingly well designed and built.
Although to their credit, my Kanger subtanks have never leaked.
Although to their credit, my Kanger subtanks have never leaked.
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any tank i have used required its own unique wicking method. my tfv4 dual rba wicks different than my fogger or kaiser did, and any tank that used prebuilts have never leaked. the tank you have, it it a RTA?
Im pretty sure it is but I use the prebuilt. Something to note that I've noticed, this one has it where you keep the tank around the coil and just switch out the middle and bottom part that includes the coil and cotton. They do this to keep their prices on the coils down. Ive noticed, however, that when i put the coil into the small cover, it moves the cotton so that it doesn't fully cover the holes where the liquid sits and you get a small part of metal in that part instead of it fully being cotton there. Could that be the problem? It seems to do this with any coil i try
