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Non SubOhm tank for 70/30 VG/PG
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Reducing clouds with that ratio is tough. I know your EXACT situation with non sub-ohm! The Triton Mini is a GREAT tank, I've found with good flavor. {Verde Valley Vapes is a great company with @ that ratio (75/25)... They are eve bin running a HUGE sale right now.... Definitely worth checking out. Excellent pricing... unbeatable actually}. I had Nautilus Minis for years. After getting Triton Minis, with their Clapton coils, I've found a HUGE increase in flavor! Higher wattage is well tolerated to allow for this. I ABSOLUTELY recommend this tank...
I hope you find this helpful?
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Pretty much any tank available today could be either a sub ohm or a "non sub-ohm" tank. The difference is in the coil used. FirSt off, decide if you prefer MTL or DL vaping, do you prefer rta (make your own coils) or premade coils. The rta will give you more flexibility and choices, the premade coil tanks are a bit easier to use but you may be limited in the coil options. These days most coils are in the "clouds,bro" category which is exactly the opposite of what you want. One easy tank is the Tobeco super (mini) tank family, they use the aspire coils so you can use the 1.8 ohm triton coil or the 1.0 ohm Atlantis coil in it. There is a rta version of this tank as well. I have both versions and like them both, they can handle any % ratio juice you throw at them. The rta tank could be a very loose draw MTL or more of a decent DL tank. The pre-made coil tank could be used either way, depending one the coil you install. If you look at the bottom of the coils, you'll see either a smallish air intake (triton 1.8 ohm coil) or a fairly large air intake like most of the coils available today. Another tank to consider is the Melo 3/mini tanks. I like them both. I read good things about the iJoy Reaper as well but I haven't bought one yet.
Got Nautilus X in mail today
Nice small tank , flavour is ok. Using 70/30 liquid. Clouds are significantly reduced.
But MTL , don't mind that actually because ill be using that tank only when wife is around
And I'll have to get 6mg juice for this one. 3mg is a bit low
Nice small tank , flavour is ok. Using 70/30 liquid. Clouds are significantly reduced.
But MTL , don't mind that actually because ill be using that tank only when wife is around
And I'll have to get 6mg juice for this one. 3mg is a bit low
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Really? I found the triton mini coils sucked and sucked hard in the N-mini...Very harsh hits and no matter what juice I put in the thing, it turned very dark by the next day.
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6 might be low still. I use 12mg in my MTL tanks and it seems to be perfect, for me anyways ^_^Got Nautilus X in mail today
Nice small tank , flavour is ok. Using 70/30 liquid. Clouds are significantly reduced.
But MTL , don't mind that actually because ill be using that tank only when wife is around
And I'll have to get 6mg juice for this one. 3mg is a bit low
The coils should be able to wick 80/20 even ,w/out any problems. Hopefully you got the newer coils, the original ones sucked imo, very very muted flavor
@sto0ka Learn to rebuild coils. I build my wife 1.5ohm coils in her kanger subtank, she's a tootle puffer and a mighty happy one at that. You don't have to subohm a subtank unless your being held captive by the factory coils. Kanger subtank is a good reliable atty if you use the RBA. I don't know about stock coils since I don't use them at all.
I'm looking at this self made coils and RTA / RDTA tanks.
But second before i purchase one of those , i change my mind..
Reasons:
Looks to complicated
I'm gonna nuke myself with battery when i do something wrong
Time consuming
Can't remember more reasons now , but i surely have them a bit more few sec before i purchase tank
Anyway I think I'm looking for impossible
Lukewarm vapour , low amount of clouds , great flavour
Edit:
Anyway is this good thing to start with if I decide to start making my own coils one day
Link - Aliexpress
But second before i purchase one of those , i change my mind..
Reasons:
Looks to complicated
I'm gonna nuke myself with battery when i do something wrong
Time consuming
Can't remember more reasons now , but i surely have them a bit more few sec before i purchase tank
Anyway I think I'm looking for impossible
Lukewarm vapour , low amount of clouds , great flavour
Edit:
Anyway is this good thing to start with if I decide to start making my own coils one day
Link - Aliexpress
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Best bet for low clouds will be to change that PG/VG ratio from 30/70 to just about the opposite, or even 50/50. For flavor take a look at the Tobeco Super tank or Super tank mini. It uses Atlantis style coils, which includes Triton coils (not Triton mini or Nautlius). Go with either a 1 ohm Atlantis or the 1.8 ohm Triton at low wattage and you'll have (with the ratio change of PG/VG as well) very low clouds and you should have good flavor. The Tobeco tank is also very affordable <$20. I use a high PG juice with Nauti or Triton coils >1 ohm and it's perfect for stealth vaping. You may, however, also need to go up on your nic concentration as with the smaller amount of vapor you'll be getting less nic.
Yeah I'll check that Tobbeco Mini, heard a lot good things about that tank. And it's quite cheap.
So far solved problem with nautilus x. So far no problems with 70/30 liquids, will see how long will coil survive that
And definitely I'll need more than 3mg liquid.
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So far solved problem with nautilus x. So far no problems with 70/30 liquids, will see how long will coil survive that
And definitely I'll need more than 3mg liquid.
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Always good to have an ohm meter, especially if you use a mech which will not measure resistance. If you use regulated mods, you can check the resistance that way as well. If you want something to build on and test with, I'd recommend a 521 tab either from Coilmaster (my preference) or Geek Vape. The advantage is a solid base to build on, a built in ohm meter, and the ability to fire or dry burn your coil all on the same box. You could do it with a regulated mod as well, but they tend to sit vertical rather than horizontal and are simply less stable to work on.