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Flavor will vary with different tanks and/or delivery systems. The same juice I vape in my direct drip atomizer (HH.357) will taste drastically different in a Kanger Pro Tank and even more different in my Russian 91 or Kanger Subtank mini. That's why, when I find a juice that tastes good in one type of delivery system, I stick to that.

You will get it! Feel free to come back and ask all of the questions you want. That is why we are here. We want everyone to stay off the stinkies, and to vape safely!

I am actually avoiding all of the work I need to get done before tomorrow. It is much more fun helping people on the web than it is to edit spreadsheets, and fix item numbers. This stupid computer system has taken over my entire life for nearly 6 months, it will be live 1 week from tomorrow, with or without all the problems...

The V1 tank and the V2 tank are nearly identical. The main difference is the RBA section and the airflow section. The one on the left is a V1. It has 1 large airflow hole. The one on the right has 2 smaller holes, one on each side. The one on the left is the RBA section from the V2. It has large holes on the sides to allow for juice flow. The V1 on the right only has the 2 small holes in the base to allow for juice flow. The 2 coils on the left are factory replacement coils, the right is the RBA.

Kanger Pro Tank mini has versions 1, 2 and 3. https://www.vaportalk.com/shop/pro-tank-3-mini/ The link below takes you to a picture of the Kanger Subtank mini https://www.vaportalk.com/shop/kangertech-subtank-mini/ Then, there's the Kanger Subtank Nano https://www.vaportalk.com/shop/kanger-subtank-nano/ Kanger Aerotank mini https://www.vaportalk.com/shop/kanger-aerotank-mini/ As you can see, there are many "mini" Kanger tanks and that's not all of them, just a few. RDA = Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer RBA = Rebuildable Atomizer RTA = Rebuildable Tank Atomizer RBA and RTA are basically the same thing and are used interchangeably. Hope that helped.

RBA = ReBuildable Atomizer. - This is any type of atomizer that is designed to be rebuilt with a new coil or wick. It is also used to describe the the removable section that is exchanged with a pre-made coil. RTA = Rebuildable Tank Atomizer - This is a complete atomizer that coil section is designed to be rebuilt. RDA = Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer - This is a complete atomizer that has no tank and requires you to drip e-liquid on the coil and wick to vape it. The part that provides the power to run it can be called many things: APV = Advanced Personal Vaporizer, mod, battery, device, and many other things. On the SubTank Mini. All version 1 were stainless steel only and had only 1 large Airflow slot, and the RBA section had no holes in it. Version 2 were stainless, black, white, and possibly other colors. The tank was the only real difference. The tank was the SubTank mini V2 and the Mod (the part that supplies the power) was a SubBox Mini.

I can tell you that is. It is a BernZomatic solider iron/torch. I have one for coil building.

Cool! Good Luck. If you have any more trouble ask away. I don't have that one myself, but I have quite a few RTA's, I will help all I can.

I had an RBA that used both the holes in the sides, and holes in the bottom (Project SubOhm SauceCode) it was very picky about having the cotton just right. If you didn't have the holes blocked (with the cotton) in the sides, and cotton touching the deck, it would leak. What is happening is the tank looses vacuum right after you fill it, or when you vape it down to less than a 1/3 of a tank or so. The holes are a path to the airhole under the coil and right out the airflow controller on the bottom of the tank. Laying it on it's side when under wicked can cause them to leak.

I've been vary fortunate to have my e-cig refurbished and a brand new tank put on by the company I bought it from 2 years ago. That means I've already saved $119 for a new vaporizer and regular tip, another $35 for a new tank, no cost for fluid cause I make my own and still have all my stuff. I was spending $200+ a month on analogs (figuring 1 pack a day, which I was going WAY over). I figure I'm saving $6 a day for 2 days now because I've not bought cigarettes. So far, looks like I'm ahead almost $12 .

Make sure thereis only 1 oring on the coil they are almost clear and known to get stuck its possible you have 2 orings there

Vic I got my starter kit from Comp here I knew nothing about DIY and hes been a huge help Tomorrow Im gonna start on my first mix