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Welcome! The mod itself is getting pretty good reviews, but I don't hear a lot good about the tank. I have never used either one. It is true, and you have seen, that bigger is not always better. If the SubVod is working good for you, I would suggest picking up a SubTank Mini or a SubTank Plus to sit on top of the Fuchai. They use the same coils as the tank on the SubVod, and will give you a bit more tank capacity. As for the settings, you just have to kind of set it a bit low and work your way up. It takes some fiddling you will find a sweet spot. The juice suggestion is correct. If you were using a Kanger Protank or somthing with lower power and airflow I would suggest 18mg nicotine, for the SubTank Nano, you are right on the mark at 9mg. The other tank 9 may be too much. As you increase the wattage, and airflow you need to decrease your nicotine level. As you are fining out, there is an overall sweet spot where you are getting good airflow, satisfying vapor, and good flavor. Normally with factory coils you as you step out of your sweet spot you start loosing things, usually flavor as you go up in power. Since you are new around here I will give you the mandatory suggestion to buy backups, and backups for backups. It will save you! Welcome to Vapor Talk and feel free to ask questions, it is the best, safest, and cheapest way to get this stuff figured out.

The 25R is probably the best battery for the money at the moment.

That is one nice setup!

You say that many of us have shinyitis like it's a bad thing...

done deal. have two extra iclear x.1, each having two extra coils, two itaste vv v3.0's, and a MVP 2.0. has for batteries, i have two 18500's and two 18350's, all Efest. the MVP 2.0 and one of the itaste vv v3.0 is for the wife and the 134 mini and one of the vv v3.0's is for me. right now i feel the vv v3.0 is the easiest to use, light weight and love it. the 134 mini is good but bulky and heavy, cant imagine the 134 regular, must weigh a ton. looked at the provair, expensive but suppose to keep constant watts and or volts so you dont get any fluctuation. main thing is im off cig.

I don't know if it is just me, but I have been using the "chunky wicking" technique that became popular on another site, in the sub-tank mini thread. I make a 3mm coil, and gingerly thread 6mm+ of Japanese cotton into it. It is so tight it will distorts a coil a bit, and you have to spread the coils out (non contact). I then thin the ends by about 50%. It really seems to be nearly foolproof. I have vaped 80/20 and never had trouble, in fact it seems to work better than a looser fit (through the coil), for me. Is this strange? I have seen other posts with people having more trouble with the cotton too tight, but for me it seems to work the opposite. I get nearly no popping, and no leaking.

If you get the cotton too tight it won't wick very good, if you get it too loose it will leak. Takes a lot of trial and error to get it just right. Once you figure it out the rewicking goes pretty easy.

Anddd BAMM sounds like some kinda weird Tropical breakfast explosion in your mouth lol