Leaky tanks...

[frasco]

Got one of these last week. No problems at all. Think i'll stick to aspire tanks from now on

 

[ManchesterVaper]

Hey! Yeah, I do really like the iVape M1! It does have a great pull on it, quite realistic to a real cigarette. I found the CE4/5 and GSH2s too open, like a normal breath ha!

I think it's down to the coil! I flooded one by accident, then bought one that didn't taste great but it was a cheaper one. I then bought a decent one and was back to it's best!

 

[ManchesterVaper]

Got one of these last week. No problems at all. Think i'll stick to aspire tanks from now on

What did you get last week!? iVape M1?

 

[Waspy]

I think he means an Aspire Vivi Nova

 

[frasco]

Forgot to quote the post sorry. The aspire bdc mini nova

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[anthonyb]

You could always try recoiling your protank/evod heads and the rebuildable CE's.
I'm running a protank at the moment with a 1.5 ohm coil and double over Rico DK cotton. Been running it for a week now at 13 watts and it hasn't gurgled, dry hit or anything in that time.

 

[Waspy]

Well, just ordered an Aspire Mini Vivi Nova.

So I can answer my own question very soon

It arrived this morning and I've been using it for a few hours, no gurgles, no spitting and most of all no leaks! It does use up liquid though.

Draw is a tiny bit tighter than my carto-tanks but better that than too airy.

I guess the Nautilus is next with the adjustable airflow. Bit flippin' pricey though so maybe next payday.

I think Aspire may have cracked the perfect Clearo (in my experience anyway).

Edit to the above: I tried a wide bore drip tip and got a more airy draw. The drip tip supplied is fairly narrow inside diameter so there is scope for adjusting the airflow with different drip tips. Having said that the draw with the original drip tip is very far from being too tight, I'm just saying like.

 

[ManchesterVaper]

It arrived this morning and I've been using it for a few hours, no gurgles, no spitting and most of all no leaks! It does use up liquid though.

Draw is a tiny bit tighter than my carto-tanks but better that than too airy.

I guess the Nautilus is next with the adjustable airflow. Bit flippin' pricey though so maybe next payday.

I think Aspire may have cracked the perfect Clearo (in my experience anyway).

Edit to the above: I tried a wide bore drip tip and got a more airy draw. The drip tip supplied is fairly narrow inside diameter so there is scope for adjusting the airflow with different drip tips. Having said that the draw with the original drip tip is very far from being too tight, I'm just saying like.

My iVape M1 uses lots of juice also! Why is that!?

Adjustable airflow sounds cool! Not seen that yet!?

I do prefer a tighter drag in all fairness! Not a fan of the open flow sort of thing!

Thanks for the response also

 

[RunAway]

I've used ce4's, iclear 16's, iclear 30's, iclear 30B's, mini protank 2's, iclear 16B's, so far and every one either leaks gurgles or tastes bad, still looking for good tanks...(that I can afford!!!)....

 

[Waspy]

I've used ce4's, iclear 16's, iclear 30's, iclear 30B's, mini protank 2's, iclear 16B's, so far and every one either leaks gurgles or tastes bad, still looking for good tanks...(that I can afford!!!)....

Some things missing from your list:

Aspire clearomisers

Carto-tanks (I love the Boge F16 carto)

Rebuildable atomiser tanks

If you are on a budget, Cloud9 are doing DCT carto-tanks for £3.95 each

http://www.cloud9vaping.co.uk/epages/yxve46fvrnud.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/yxve46fvrnud/Products/DCTMET-3/SubProducts/DCTMET-3-

(You will need to watch a Youtube video on how to fill them)