What tank too use on a eleaf istick 20w

[Raslin]

I've got bad news I've ordered the istick 30w and the day after they notify me its out of stock. So they tell me I can add twenty rand for a cloupor so did because I cant wait for another month

Bummer, I hate it when that happens. Good luck with the cloupor, would be interested in knowing how you like it.

 

[The Wolf]

AWWW!! Sorry to here @reijnier that's just disappointing.

I have heard the Cloupor is just as good, please give us some feedback it was one of my considerations before the iStick

 

[reijnier]

AWWW!! Sorry to here @reijnier that's just disappointing.

I have heard the Cloupor is just as good, please give us some feedback it was one of my considerations before the iStick

Will do, but maybe it's for the best saw I can replace the battery in cloupor a big upside

 

[The Wolf]

That was the reason I was looking at the Cloupor can always carry a spare Batt

I take it's the Cloupor mini 30W you getting

 

[reijnier]

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That was the reason I was looking at the Cloupor can always carry a spare Batt

I take it's the Cloupor mini 30W you getting

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That exact same one silver aswel

 

[TAKIS.VAPE]

With regard to what tank using on a eleaf istick 20w , i would probably suggest using GS AIR , or the aspire Nautilus mini , great tanks with replaceable coils , the tanks mentioned most likely range from R400-R500 and the new coils at about R40 every 2 - 3 weeks depending on how often you vape, so in the long run it may or may not be cost effective but they surely do last, enjoy vaping

 

[free3dom]

I've got bad news I've ordered the istick 30w and the day after they notify me its out of stock. So they tell me I can add twenty rand for a cloupor so did because I cant wait for another month

That's really not bad at all. You will get almost exactly the same performance out of the Cloupor Mini as you would the iStick 30W, with the added benefit that the Cloupor has a easily replaceable battery. The only downside (and it's not that bad) is the firing delay - it takes 1 second to wake up when you push the fire button after the device has gone to sleep (so every 2mins IIRC). Personally, I think the ability to replace the battery far outweighs that one little negative

 

[reijnier]

Im struggling to upload the picture I got the upload screen and I chose the file then there no accept button I've cropped the image to fit the spec's of the file size and the frame size but still no luck​

 

[reijnier]

this my new baby vapes like a beaut with a one point one seven ohm

 

[reijnier]

View attachment 23189 this my new baby vapes like a beaut with a one point one seven ohm

Rda coil works better than I expected and its do-able I manage wrapping my own coils

 

[free3dom]

Nice @reijnier

Fantastic setup that, and glad to hear you are managing it...it's a whole new level of vaping now

 

[reijnier]

At 5

Nice @reijnier

Fantastic setup that, and glad to hear you are managing it...it's a whole new level of vaping now

Volts the vapour is phenomenal makes my twisp look like a serial box toy

 

[free3dom]

At 5 Volts the vapour is phenomenal makes my twisp look like a serial box toy

I'd like to find some vape gear in my serial - but not if it's a twisp

 

[reijnier]

hmmm...

so you have the 20w istick already which is a big plus.

for 1200 you can set yourself ur rather nicely and then each month spend considerably less.

get yourself a subtank mini
it has the 1.2ohm occ coil and an rba base for building your own coils. big plus is that the occ coils cn be rewicked and recoiled so its not really something you need to replace. so if your own coils are not too grand in the begining then just pop in the occ coil, have a vape and try again later. the subtank will handle everything the istick 20w has to push at it without any problems

once you have that and a diy kit your costs each month will drop until you decide on upgrading and getting more gear

I want to thank you for suggesting the subtank found it to be perfect for me

 

[shaunnadan]

cool stuff buddy