Few Upgrade Questions For You

[MrBertSpinkleton]

I'm currently using a mini Protank. It's a great little tank. I do find myself refilling too often for my liking.

Funny you say that about drippers. I am going to get a cheap one soon to get some practice in with recoiling. I understand the benefits are night and day. Just taking baby steps at the mo.

 

[MrBertSpinkleton]

Seen a cheap dripper on Cloud 9 vaping for £7 actually.

 

[stevebee]

I have no functionality issues with the Aerotank - it gives amazing flavour compared to T3Ss etc, loads of vapour and obviously is easy to clean, change coils etc. Also can take a good range of voltage/wattage and give varied results with different juice.

My major, MAJOR, problem is an aesthetic one. It should look the bollix, but it don't, because it's wonky. The threads on the base are a bit off and the central column is ever so slightly bent. A machining QS issue no doubt, but incredibly annoying considering the quality of materials. It sits slightly off centre and leans a little. A few people have similar issues, but the vast majority of people don't - in short if you choose to go this way there's a small chance you could have a wonky tip, and who wants that?

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Just asked the same question myself, got an aerotank on a V5 and ever so slightly off centre, works fine though, have the same issue with a vivi nova, so thought it wa most likely to be the vamo?

Chuffed with the Vamo though

 

[MrBertSpinkleton]

To throw a spanner in the works I have read a few reviews that the Nautilus is the best option.

Opinions, opinions eh. Spose I should just try both.

 

[MrBertSpinkleton]

Decision made. Going for the Nautilus. However does anyone know how to replace the very top ring (plinth?) so the Nautilus fits flush to the VAMO v5?

If so, links would be greatly appreciated.