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NinoCappuccin0

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I love the Aspire Cleito Tank but ut leaks like crazy. Does anyone know of a good solid 22mm diameter (regular size) tankthat doesn't leak unless you lean it for 5 secons sideways or something. Im sick of the TFV4. Any cloud chasing tanks with .2ohm or .3ohm coils or around that resistance that do not leak. Do not care if it's a bottom filler. Is the crown leak free mostly?
 

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Vengeance by COV, amazing bottom fill flavor for days tank. They also have the new Defiant tank which is top fill, comes with a .5 ceramic coil but also compatible with the .2vengeance coil. It has a larger capacity and the top fill is nice to have. I have 5 vengeances and 2 defiants. I am liking the .5 ceramic coil although I do seem to get some flooding/spitback, moving to some thicker juices to see if that remedies the issue, however the flavor is absolutely fantastic. The .2 vengeance coils also provide amazing amazing flavor. Never had any issues leaking whatsoever with the vengeances, and in my two days with the defiant no issues to date.

That being said, I guess I am pretty lucky when it comes to leaking as the only tank (of the oh so many I own) that has leaked at all has been my mutank, and that only ever happens occasionally when I put a new coil in.

Check out the vengeance or the defiant, or both, you won't be sorry. The defiant is on sale for $21 at steeping giant and a few other vendors.
 

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I'll keep it on mind. I know ceramic is safe but so is stainless steel and cotton. I'm looking for something more common like maybe a Sense Herecles or Aspire Triton Clapton tank, Uwell Crown, or something like that. A 24mm diameter is ok if it doesn't leak. TFV4 leaked on rare occasions but it's got too many parts. The Atlantis 2 never ever leaks but is over a year old and isn't up to today's subohm standards. I'm going to investigate the latest Triton Clapton tank. .3ohm coils.
 

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Arctic v8. Their coils rock and mind hasn't leaked at all.


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I'll keep it on mind. I know ceramic is safe but so is stainless steel and cotton. I'm looking for something more common like maybe a Sense Herecles or Aspire Triton Clapton tank, Uwell Crown, or something like that. A 24mm diameter is ok if it doesn't leak. TFV4 leaked on rare occasions but it's got too many parts. The Atlantis 2 never ever leaks but is over a year old and isn't up to today's subohm standards. I'm going to investigate the latest Triton Clapton tank. .3ohm coils.
I would recommend the Herakles or the Crown. Great flavor and vapor production and rarely if ever leak.
 

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I'm leaning towards the Herekles plus stainless top filler. Latest model. Anything under a .4ohm coil will satisfy me. Vaor production no longer requires extremely high resistances. Thanks. I've had the 1st Arctic tank and had leaming issues galore plus the pyrex and steel got stuck together when trying to swap coils.
 

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I've purchased online both the Uwell Rafael 23mm diameter top filling subohm tank and the CCI Triforce subohm tank. My buddies and extensive research points towards these as the ones for me. Until they're delivered, TFV4.
 

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Herakles plus, Rafale (after taking out the stupid spitback device), and Arctic V8 in order from best to worst. As far as best flavor using ceramics, the target 75 w mod kit by vaporesso is amazing. I'm not sure if they sell the tank separately, so if you want just the tank, the Krixus is very nice as well.

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My YouDe (UD) Zephyrous V2 has NEVER leaked a drop, despite being my first real tank. I build it down to .1 but generally stay around .25, it just plain doesn't leaked even to the last drop. The airflow isn't the greatest, but it's a very nice tank and quality built. Been a daily device for four months now and doesn't even leak on its side. The factory .3 coils are also fantastic for a mix of flavor/cloud. I highly recommend this tank, big upgrade from the V1 and though the 4 posts RBA is tight, it allows for plenty of room for 12 wrap duals so long as running a small ID. I have 5 sub tanks, and although this is about just above average for performance, it's the only one that HAS NEVER LEAKED, and the fit/finish gets a ten. Hard to find a great deal, but well worth the 28$ I paid from MVS
 

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I feel like way too many of my posts on here involve the Arctic V8. But I love the thing. Not one leak.
 

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Freemax Scylla. Use the basic 0.25 ohm coils. I got two of these and they've replaced my Crowns as everyday tanks.
 

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Joyetech Cubis will absolutely not leak. .5 Stainless Steel coils, .2 Ni, and .4 Ti coils available. I personally like RTA's so I can build my own coils. The Griffin will not leak if wicked properly and my Billow V2 Nano has never leaked.
 

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Vengeance by COV, amazing bottom fill flavor for days tank. They also have the new Defiant tank which is top fill, comes with a .5 ceramic coil but also compatible with the .2vengeance coil. It has a larger capacity and the top fill is nice to have. I have 5 vengeances and 2 defiants. I am liking the .5 ceramic coil although I do seem to get some flooding/spitback, moving to some thicker juices to see if that remedies the issue, however the flavor is absolutely fantastic. The .2 vengeance coils also provide amazing amazing flavor. Never had any issues leaking whatsoever with the vengeances, and in my two days with the defiant no issues to date.

That being said, I guess I am pretty lucky when it comes to leaking as the only tank (of the oh so many I own) that has leaked at all has been my mutank, and that only ever happens occasionally when I put a new coil in.

Check out the vengeance or the defiant, or both, you won't be sorry. The defiant is on sale for $21 at steeping giant and a few other vendors.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm almost 100% sure that the 0.2 ohm Vengeance Coils are Stainless Steel .... My most recent box of coils as well as the box the vengeance comes in says stainless steel and I use it with SS temp control on my RX200.....Am I wrong?

PS did you see that Phoenix tank that COV just anounced? 50-120 watts recommended it looks pretty awesome.
 
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BPROSEK

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm almost 100% sure that the 0.2 ohm Vengeance Coils are Stainless Steel .... My most recent box of coils as well as the box the vengeance comes in says stainless steel and I use it with SS temp control on my RX200.....Am I wrong?

PS did you see that Phoenix tank that COV just anounced? 50-120 watts recommended it looks pretty awesome.
You are not wrong, the vengeance coils are .2 stainless steel. The new Defiant tank comes with a .5 ceramic coil, but is also able to use the .2 stainless.

The phoenix does look pretty nice, I am waiting to hear from COV whether or not the long term coil is replaceable before ordering it. In the intro video they do not mention anything about it other than it is built into the tank. So will have to wait and see on that front. In the meantime, the Defiant is a great improvement on the already awesome vengeance tank with the convenient top fill.
 

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You are not wrong, the vengeance coils are .2 stainless steel. The new Defiant tank comes with a .5 ceramic coil, but is also able to use the .2 stainless.

The phoenix does look pretty nice, I am waiting to hear from COV whether or not the long term coil is replaceable before ordering it. In the intro video they do not mention anything about it other than it is built into the tank. So will have to wait and see on that front. In the meantime, the Defiant is a great improvement on the already awesome vengeance tank with the convenient top fill.

From the video I'm almost 100 percent that the coils are replacable I think they were just hinting to expect these coils to run in the $5-$10 dollar range per coil because they're ceramic...I've had ceramics before and I haven't been a fan in the past
 

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I love my TFV4. Never had it leak and the coils last a long time for me, and idk, doesnt really have that many parts compared to my Kanger Subtank Mini, pretty much same amount.

But I do have a Herakles Plus on the way for another mod thats on the way also, so I look forward to try that one.
 

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Why not just go with the Krixus? Cheaper, longer lasting coil, higher juice capacity, and from the few reviews I've heard on the Phoenix, better flavor.

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Have you check the O-rings on your TFV4? I avoided this tank like the plague at first. Then I got one from friend and fell in love, everything negative I've read on it wasn't true for me as far as this tank goes.
The Crown on the other hand, has been the biggest hunk of junk I've ever used, which also goes against most things I've read about it.

Honestly, my two go to tanks right now are the TFV4 and the Mutank. Check all the O-rings on the TFV4. One bad one can ruin it. I bought a bunch of O-rings online so I will never have this problem. The one on the chimney that sits on the coil could be gone or damaged making yours leak. There's a whole thread dedicated to it on here somewhere. I'll find it if you need.
 

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Zpal Coral can use your tfv4 coils. Max Vaping has them for 24.95, EBay for $21.95. Not the prettiest tank, but another way to use existing SMOK coils.

Also, o-rings on the tfv4 coils themselves can be missing or dislodged, out of the box. That alone is enough to cause plenty of leaking. Try removing one from a spent coil, for later use if needed.
 

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Ive had my cleito for a little over a month and haven't had it leak
 

Slurp812

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Leaking vs juice and usage. I think we all use different juices. Varying ratios of PG/VG. Some of us put our mods in our pocket for travel, etc. All this contributes to leakage. I use thick 100%vg juice, and usually water it down a bit. But I start thick as possible. I also try to minimize pocketing my mod for long periods of time. I try real hard to set it upright everywhere I am, at work, home and in the car. I am pretty sure if you use high PG juice and keep it in your pocket, you'll always have leaking issues. Just my 2 cents.
 

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My crown never once leaked ever
Actually the ONLY one w minimal (TEEENY BIT) that leaked was subtank mini
I don't have leaking tanks ever and I do believe it's from thicker juice.
I don't think high PG juice w subohm tanks work well I doubt it anyways and I personally don't care for much PG

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I've had the Cleito for a little over a month and it has never once leaked. I've had the Crown for about six months and it leaks all the time. Same juice in both. I even swapped out all of the O-Rings with the spares that came with it. I also have an iSub G that is almost leak free. It doesnt actually leak but there is decent amout of condensation build up in the air flow inlets under heavy use. Gets kind of messy if I take it out of the house.
 

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