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Beautiful photo @AndreCuboid with Cubis.
Leaks? Then it's DEAD to me!
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong with my Cubis? First coil burnt out... second coil seems to do the same... I just can't see how the tiny juice holes are big enough? I put it down and left it alone... I will pick it up and play with it again in a day or so... I thought it would be the one but so far I don't like it one bit!
No leaking on the Cubis at all. It gives great flavour for me and does glorious MTL. Easiest tank ever. Using the 0.5 ohm coil at the moment at around 20 W. I am not a lung hitter at all, but tried it on the wide open and seems to work quite well for that. @JakesSA confirms above that it works well for lung hitting though.@Rob Fisher Thanks Rob, the Tron isn't the best in my opinion for MTL, not a big throat kick and leaks a bit.
Will have a look at the Cubis, still waiting for the P67 then i'll be sorted for life
Tried the Cubis wide open doing lung hits and seems to work quite well, but I am not a lung hitter at all, so cannot be used as a good yardstick for this. @JakesSA above is of the opinion that it is great for lung hitting too.Good to know that's it's more for MTL, thanks
I really do think your airflow control has a problem... wide open this tank should be regular straight to lung stuff.
You see - vaping has enlarged the capacity of you lungs dramaticallyEven with the airflow full open it's still a MTL device for me. Will I be getting rid of mine? Nope it's a pretty good MTL atty and one that my best mates may want to upgrade from their Nautilus to.
How would you guys compare the Cubis' airflow at fully open with the Subtank Mini fully open?
The Subtank is already a bit tight for me, so the Cubis won't do for me unfortunately, shame because it sounds so good. It does however sound like a great starter tank and a great substitute for the still popular Nautilus Mini, I am definitely going to look into these, will be interesting to see how the coils hold up over time though.Subtank Mini has more airflow. For me the Subtank mini is a lung atty and the Cubis is MTL.
The Subtank is already a bit tight for me, so the Cubis won't do for me unfortunately, shame because it sounds so good. It does however sound like a great starter tank and a great substitute for the still popular Nautilus Mini, I am definitely going to look into these, will be interesting to see how the coils hold up over time though.
The Subtank is already a bit tight for me, so the Cubis won't do for me unfortunately, shame because it sounds so good. It does however sound like a great starter tank and a great substitute for the still popular Nautilus Mini, I am definitely going to look into these, will be interesting to see how the coils hold up over time though.
Yip if the Sub Tank is already too tight for you the Cubis won't work for you... I must say it's a good looking tank and the design is pretty clever... I started out not liking the tank but that's because I didn't treat it for what it was designed for... now that I'm driving it correctly it works as you would want it to. I think the MTL boys who want to vape at low power and have great battery life will really take to it.
Hi @Cobus AlbertsI'm sitting with the eVic-VTC mini vaping Fogg's Milky Way
I'm actually looking for a new tank to put on it... Any advice?
I want it to be an RBA tank with good view of how much liquid I have in it.
Maybe there is already a thread on it?
Wow, thanks!! I hardly expected such a extensive reply! You've given me much to research on! I've never built my own coils.... yet... But in the last 2 months I've been completely sucked into this hobby!Hi @Cobus Alberts
If you're looking at an exclusively RBA tank (no option of stock coils), the OBS Crius is a great option. See this thread: http://www.ecigssa.co.za/obs-crius-rta.t17686/ The Geekvape Griffin that has just hit our shores also looks to be highly rated. It's quite similar to the Crius, but has a bigger build deck if you're planning on installing something like 3 mm inner diameter Clapton coils (at the expense of .7 ml less juice capacity in a very slightly bigger {excluding drip tip} tank). If you're looking to do single coil builds, the Wotofo Serpent looks to be the winner right now for exclusively single coil RTA's (most of the UD / Youde tanks also allow you the option to do single or double coil builds)
If you're looking at tanks that offers you the options to either rebuild or use stock coils, your best options would probably be the trusty Subtank Mini (if you're only looking at single coil rebuilds) or (what I personally would much rather choose) the new UD Zephyrus V2 - single coil or dual coil rebuildable, top fill; .2 ohm, .3 ohm. .5 ohm and 1.8 ohm stock coils available. The Aromizer RDTA, which many love and swear by, now also have .3ohm stock coils available.
With all of the above tanks you can clearly see your remaining liquid level.
Hope that helps a bit.
My pleasure. It's actually very easy if even I can do it. However, in that case it might be better to either keep your stock coil tank as a backup for the first few days whilst figuring it out or to get a RTA that allows for stock coils with a stock coil or two.Wow, thanks!! I hardly expected such a extensive reply! You've given me much to research on! I've never built my own coils.... yet... But in the last 2 months I've been completely sucked into this hobby!
Thanks so much
Wow Rob. That looks like a fantastic rig! Is that 300 Watts of power? I have been eying out the Snow Wolf at Sirvape in Durban on their website. There are so many ideas spinning in my head for my month end purchase.