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No, you won't. That's the max VG I can tolerate and it wicks just fine for me. The last couple mixes I've had in it have been around that, or even just a tad less VG. You'll be fine. I'm using the nano. Also, I've had no more than 2 of the air flow holes opened up on it.
I've been pleased with mine. I wouldn't steer you wrong, you vape just like I do. Same kinda ratio, same kinda tanks. I do wish they made the RBA deck for the nano, but I think the coils look easy enough to give a shot.
I have to use 60/40 or 70/30. Too much vg makes me cough. I haven't had any issues with flooding or leaking at all. I've been doing direct hits with them and it's ok, I guess. But I'm really a MTLer. I've got the air holes wide open too. They're ok, after a few days of use but I find myself going back to my Nautilus for good MTL hits. Maybe I just need to mix up a better juice
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Depends, of course, on the tank/deck/wicking/atomizer/etc. I put 70/30 in my Tobeco Super Tank Mini, with a. 5 ohm Tobeco coil installed, and it flooded instantly. Conversely: I have 50/50 in my Crius, right now, with it wicked identically to when I had max VG in it and it's happy with the juice ports wide open.
Right, but we were talking about the Kanger Subtank, as a MTL tank. I've tried working with a higher VG and my lungs simply won't tolerate it, even on the wide open air flow tanks. I have a Crown, a Triton, an Arctic and a Starre tank. High VG is just something I can't do.
It just goes to show how we all vape differently...I personally vape 100% VG, with no issues at all..just sayin,
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I ran into that problem when my wife was still sick with something that had given her a horrible cough. She couldn't vape, herself, at all. (But she could still smoke. Go figure.)
Yeah... I ain't doin' that. If I had to go outside to vape, I'd give it up. So I keep it to a minimum. Don't chain vape and often use a tank with a supra-ohm coil, 70/30 and low wattage (12-14W).If I start chucking a subohm with high VG I'll end up having to go outside to vape
I don't do that at all during normal business hours. Only when I'm there, by myself, during off hours and nobody else is around. It isn't against the rules. I want it to remain that way.
I'm still building those. I just see no reason not to. I use them all the time. I know a lot of people complained about Protanks but I've never had a minute's trouble with mine.
I have two of those and love them. I'm a DL vaper though, but if you dial back the airflow it should be ok for MTL.So then I ordered a OBS T-VCT last night from Wetvapes
Gonna have to stay out of these threads
I never bought the RBA head for mine. I've heard a few people who have them say they do tend to leak occasionally once the juice level is down to about half a tank. I still might try my luck with one eventually as I'm getting tired of having to buy new coils.
I would think they could be rebuilt, but with my poor eyes, and arthritic fingers, I'll leave that to someone else to try.
I might be wrong, but I thought he was asking about rebuilding the OBS heads. I've rebuilt standard Kanger OCC heads, but the OBS heads are vertical coils, and I've never had any luck rebuilding them, or having them rebuilt for me. I've pretty much resigned myself to cleaning them, and reusing several times, and then chunk them in the trash.
That's the 2nd oooops I've made here today. I'll just go over here ---------------------------->
Hey, I might be wrong, and I'm sure he'll find your post informative, and useful
I would imagine so, but I had a vape shop try to do it to one of my Herakles coils 3 times, each time it flooded and dumped a tank of juice within minutes.
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