Switching tanks - leave full or empty?

[rtni]

Thanks for the reply all! Really good info and help on this planet as always

As for RDA, from the little I know about them I’m a bit hesitant. Mainly because I’d have to build coils (or buy which I’m guessing is the same as buying them at the mo) and also because I’d have to drip often no? Especially on a night out, have to take liquids with etc. Maybe I’m wrong?!

You're absolutely right buddy. I stick with tanks during the day and RDAs at night (unless I'm going out)

 

[greenbrucelee]

I us rda all the time, I have four for my four mods. I don't have time or the dexterity in my fingers to build so I buy premade coils. They are a lot of sellers and some are crap and some are good plus you have to figure out what ohms are best for you so you have to experiment. RDAs provide the best flavour.

 

[decoy]

only prob you might find other than mentioned ie it can take the coils a few fires after being sat a while to get back to normal working levs of vapor and flavor production

rda,s are ok for testing juice and chucking clouds but tanks can do a good job with a heck of a lot less fuss
as for expense there are places like fast tech that sell stuff cheap but it takes a wee bit to come from china
https://www.fasttech.com/category/3099/e-cigarettes
most peps on here have prob used them at one point just check the stock and if it says in stock or ships next day then yer good

hope that helps

 

[Deleted member 54254]

I tend not to leave liquid in my tanks if they are going to sit unused for an extended period. I find the wick starts to break down and the vape tastes funny.

 

[Lung Redemption]

Don't have a second tank, but i'd be inclined to run it dry and use the opportunity to clean/freshern the tank, even if that's something as simple as letting it sit in some water. Nothing quite like a freshly built tank, refilling and reusing works fine(and yeah, who wants to keep rebuilding constantly), but there's nothing quite like a fresh build.

 

[Dtpumbationz]

Yeh I do like to clean my tank often and whenever convenient. What’s the best way to store the coil (zenith) when the tank is being cleaned? Would an old empty jar be ok?
I wouldn’t want to ruin the coil by leaving it exposed in the wrong conditions if that’s even possible.

 

[Nick0steam]

Hi - I’ve been on my vaping journey a month almost now (and haven’t wanted a cig since!!) - but now have another newbie question if anyone can help.

After trying a few different flavours, I really got into Unicorn Milk and been vaping for last 10 days or so. But (from what I’ve been told) I’m starting to get ‘vapers tongue’! So I got myself another juice, lemon twist pink punch - just to have a complete opposite flavour.

I also bought a spare zenith tank so I can switch between the two tanks (1 for fruit, 1 for bakery). My question is..

Do I leave my spare tank sitting full with its eliquid or shall I wait till I vape’d it all so it’s empty??

I don’t want to ruin or damage the coils in the process as I can see how expensive my new hobby will get!

Is this a serious question?

 

[Rob]

@Nick0steam of course it's a serious question!! The only stupid questions are the ones that remain unasked!!

 

[Dtpumbationz]

Is this a serious fucking question?

Is THIS a serious question?! This post is on the ‘new users and discussions’ part of the forum mate so chill out. I’m sure I’m allowed to ask questions as I’m new to vaping and get advice and support from the community.

If you don’t like the question or posts, why bother commenting? Just move on

 

[kriskent]

@Dtpumbationz One thing you may find that ive not seen mentioned here is your coil may flood if left for a long period, not a serious problem, you can flick out excess liquid or vape it until it clears