Budget 22mm rba

[dirtstikz]

Now I'm going for a Nemesis clone, what would be the perfect budget flush fitting 3ml tank to top this beauty off ?

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[RicModMaker]

Kraken

 

[Miss Pepper]

+1 on the kraken

Easy to build, glass tank, partly covered with a stainless steel or brass cover.

Simply beautiful

 

[Sam91]

+2 for the Kraken
looks great on the nemesis, east to coil and holds 2.5 ml
highly recommended

 

[JustDave]

To offer an alternative to the Kraken love, I would look at a Kayfun or Taifun clone from Vapegeek (UK) or Fasttech (China). Both give you the option of either a silica or cotton wick and a variety of coil styles. I have used the Kayfun, both original and clone and find it reliable and pretty leak resistant. Not tried the Taifun, but will do in the near future.

I love the look of the Kraken, but find genesis style atty's a right pain in the arse to build. Also they do need to be kept upright or they will leak.

Always remember that the atty (and build inside it) will have the biggest effect on how your juice tastes and produces vapour. For that reason, a "buget" atty will almost always cost more than a "budget" mod.

 

[dirtstikz]

They must be the only 3 atties I haven't looked at. Thanks JustDave I hadn't put the leaking issue on the list of priorities. Gonna check out reviews of these now' thanks guys. I got one more question for another thread, got me clone and atties nearly sorted and you know what I need to go with this kit.

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[JustDave]

Just a heads up on the Taifun. I believe it is 23mm so will have a slight overhang on the Nemmi if that bothers you.

 

[cheersm8]

I am biased against anything 'top coil', gravity is my friend, even though I know 100's of folks get blooming good performance from the genesis type atties. At the present time, I'm an advocate of both the kayfun/russians and the taifun gt. Both simple workhorses that are a doddle to build (in my experience, the taifun has less patience than the kayfuns, and will throw a hissy fit if everything is 'just not right). Bonus with the kayfuns is that there is now an inexpensive 'nano kit' available which makes the tank a bit smaller, creating a very nifty,compact, set up when used with any mods in 18350 mode. Overall, I put the taifuns and kayfuns as equals even though the taifun did cost me an extra 12 quid from the chinese pound shop,so that I could get a 23mm mod to go with it

 

[Doghead]

I tried the pulse-g from FT, so far so good.

 

[distroshack]

+1 for a kayfun. Lots of cheap clones around and most are pretty good