Help finding a decent tank

[fil]

Everything is easy when u can see, i need some goddamn glasses

Ha been waiting for an eye op for over a year now. and the cataracts in my bad eye make the glasses that still correct my 'good' eye vision a literal headache to wear..
magnifying lamp to the rescue

 

[Jd_]

Maybe a rebuildable is an option after all. What do you guys think of the OFRF Gear RTA?

If air comes in the middle its gonna be really airy

I would look at the kylin actually, that looks like an easy tank to build on cept u gotta get the wire in those tiny little holes

 

[CFR]

Everything is easy when u can see, i need some goddamn glasses



Get em both, cross compatible. Supposedly they fixed the the 'opening by accident' issue

I'm willing to try the Vandy Vape Kylin 2. Any online vendor you'd recommend?

 

[Jd_]

The blotto is well liked too so i hear

 

[Jd_]

I'm willing to try the Vandy Vape Kylin 2. Any online vendor you'd recommend?

Whoever is selling it cheapest, has it in stock, and isnt named fastech

 

[Jd_]

Do u have experience with rebuildables or is that a direction u want to go in? I might say just chill with your fireluke, u have one of the best tanks. They even have a low watt mesh coil.

 

[CFR]

Do u have experience with rebuildables or is that a direction u want to go in? I might say just chill with your fireluke, u have one of the best tanks. They even have a low watt mesh coil.

no experience at all... but wiling to try if it's going to make my life easier

 

[Jd_]

The kylin is a bottom airflow, u might want to look at a top airflow, they are less prone to leaking, whether its a subohm or a rebuildable.

Shame i threw out the cerberus because it wouldve taken the ccell2 coils

 

[Jd_]

no experience at all... but wiling to try if it's going to make my life easier

No, it will absolutely not make your life easier than screwing in a stock coil in 2 seconds and going about your business, especially in the beginning

 

[Jd_]

I would get a hold of some txn2 coils for your fireluke. They run at 40 watts, should get decent battery life out of them