Posted: 4/29/2019 9:30:28 PM EDT
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I went from the smok tanks to the meshpro tanks to the Zeus RTA tanks. Pros: excellent flavor. High volume smoke/vapor. And Cool/low tempeture smoke. Because the air vents are at the top and not below the coils the air cools the smoke giving you a really nice flavor without the heat. Pros: you can build your own coils and use whatever cotton you want. Cons: you have to build your own coils and install cotton. Its fun. 
  
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| I need to build my own coils again. I've just been at it so long I'm over building coils so I have been using the Reevo tank mostly and still rocking the Subtank Plus at work with my IPVD2. |
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Originally Posted By Keith1980:
I need to build my own coils again. I've just been at it so long I'm over building coils so I have been using the Reevo tank mostly and still rocking the Subtank Plus at work with my IPVD2. |
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Originally Posted By evilyoda: The coils themselves are pre-built. I just snip them to size and screw them in and thread the cotton. Really easy for me. |
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Originally Posted By Yarael:
Pretty much same. Got a kit with a shit ton of prebuilt coils and I use and just screw them in and clip and put cotton. Have been using cotton bacon lately as doesn't take to long for the cotton taste to go away. |
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The Zeus X is my daily work rta....
I buy pre-made wire types...juggernaut, quad fused clapton, stapled clapton etc. (I like the wotofo pre built ni80 wires) My at home is the steam crave titan with massive coils. 
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1Andy2: it's just a question of if we decide to stop throwing coal in the furnace and lean on the brakes or if we're going to blow the boiler up getting to Full Retard'sville.
| Guess I have a different baseline. I have a Zeus and like it, but think it runs a bit hot. It gives decent flavor and does not leak. I get more spit off the coils that is a little annoying. Got Profile Unities RTA and RDA which I tend to use more. The RTA is a pain in the ass to wick, as it prefers to leak. The RDA draws smoother and easier, it is probably my go to, but since I keep different juice in everything, it is also how I feel. Both run cooler with more cloud than the top draws. |
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