Today, I received my Arctic Tank from MyVapeDeal.com!
My first impression is that it is a beautiful tank, and well packaged with clear plastic coffin-box and cut-foam fill to protect the tank and spare coil.
The one I received came with two 0.2 Ohm Bottom Turbine Dual Coil cartridges, and they are made with 100% USA Kanthal and Organic Cotton.
The tank had virtually zero machine oil on it, and cleaning was almost unnecessary.
The tank reminds me of a Kanger AeroTank, with a huge-bore drip-tip and four massive 3.3mm air-holes.
Break-down of the tank is simple, as the tank body does not come apart... which is one of the major drawbacks, because if you break the Pyrex tank section, you cannot replace just the glass
First fill-up on the tank and first vape (wide-open air-flow), and the draw has NO restrictions. Actually, even at half-open, there is very little restriction. To get the feeling of a Kayfun or Russian, you have to virtually close the air-flow!
At 4.0V (80W) on my mech-mod, the vape is very warm, and reminiscent of dripping, based on cloud and Nicotine-hit. I had to quickly dial it back to 60W (using my IPV-mini2 - which BTW, had issues firing it at first, because it read lower than 0.2 Ohms) to get a "comfortable" vape out of it, using 50/50 juice @ 6mg Nicotine.
This thing is also a juice-hog, as it burned through 1ml of juice in about 20-min. My second juice to try was a 20/80 3mg, and the coil wicked it VERY well... no dry hits, no burnt taste, and just a good, clean vape... like dripping.
I would love to try this with the 1.2 Ohm single-coils, as well as the 0.5 Ohm single or dual coils. I think this thing would be excellent with a little higher Ohm coil.
Sorry, no pictures of the unboxing, but I'll post some of the tank soon
Overall, I give it 4.5 stars out of 5... with my only complaint being the one-piece Pyrex/steel tank body, but it's not a deal-breaker by any means!