Rattlehead

Anytime. And of course thats understandable, now the single coil rba is just a major pita if you dont wick it just right.

Thanks for the tip. I may pull it back out of the drawer and give it another shot later but for now I'm just frustrated with it.

Rattlehead i found with the regular tfv4 tank even with the stock coils you have to leave a pocket of air in the tank when filling. As far as vapor and flavor production, with the tri coil i found they dont really produce until around 80w and up. But this is from my experience.

Mine doesn't leak but meh vapor production lackluster taste.My Starre and Crown tanks put it to shame.

Sweet setup!

Showed up today.

Won the Koopor Mini on Mike Vapes youtube..purchased Style of Mijo atty..still wating for TFV4 and 2 more Starre tanks..

Mine arrived Saturday. So far I love it! Its a beautiful mod at a very reasonable price, especially considering that it comes with the newest subtank.. Within the first day of ownership I accidentally knocked it off of my night stand and put a huge scratch down one side.  Luckily, its easy enough to touch up the black version with a sharpie. The finish seems decent enough, but without some kind of silicone cover or a wrap, I think some scratches can be expected with regular use.
As for performance, it works great! The display looks amazing, like it has some depth to it. The new OCC vertical coils are awesome. With the old design I was vaping @ 25 watts with the .5 ohm coils. The new design needs a little more power for best performance. Right now I'm running the new .5 ohm coil at 35 watts and its a great vape. Produces more vapor than the old design, and flavor is about the same. Also, the new tank has dual air flow holes, but honestly I can't tell any difference. I think air flow is limited by the inlet on the coil's connector. I haven't tried the rebuildable base yet.
Buttons are plastic, but they don't feel hollow or cheap. The magnetic battery door makes swapping batteries a snap and the rounded design makes it feel very good in the hand.
If I could change a few things to improve the mod, this is what it would be:
1) Switch to a spring loaded 510 connector. I haven't had any trouble with any of my tanks making contact, but I would just feel better if it were spring loaded.
2) Put a little "lip" at the bottom of the body where the battery cover sits to keep it from moving easily. It works fine as is, but I'd prefer if the cover didn't have any movement unless its being removed.
3) Have it hold voltage in memory after releasing the fire button. This isn't a big deal, but it would be nice to be able to see the voltage without holding the button.
 
Overall the Subox gets a thumbs up from me. I think its one of the best values for a nice looking do-it-all starter kit that I've seen to date. It comes with everything you need except for a battery and juice.. Can be set up for lung inhales, or mouth to lung depending on the coil. Great for beginners and experienced users alike.

Good review. Short and to the point.

Mine arrived Saturday. So far I love it! Its a beautiful mod at a very reasonable price, especially considering that it comes with the newest subtank.. Within the first day of ownership I accidentally knocked it off of my night stand and put a huge scratch down one side.  Luckily, its easy enough to touch up the black version with a sharpie. The finish seems decent enough, but without some kind of silicone cover or a wrap, I think some scratches can be expected with regular use.
As for performance, it works great! The display looks amazing, like it has some depth to it. The new OCC vertical coils are awesome. With the old design I was vaping @ 25 watts with the .5 ohm coils. The new design needs a little more power for best performance. Right now I'm running the new .5 ohm coil at 35 watts and its a great vape. Produces more vapor than the old design, and flavor is about the same. Also, the new tank has dual air flow holes, but honestly I can't tell any difference. I think air flow is limited by the inlet on the coil's connector. I haven't tried the rebuildable base yet.
Buttons are plastic, but they don't feel hollow or cheap. The magnetic battery door makes swapping batteries a snap and the rounded design makes it feel very good in the hand.
If I could change a few things to improve the mod, this is what it would be:
1) Switch to a spring loaded 510 connector. I haven't had any trouble with any of my tanks making contact, but I would just feel better if it were spring loaded.
2) Put a little "lip" at the bottom of the body where the battery cover sits to keep it from moving easily. It works fine as is, but I'd prefer if the cover didn't have any movement unless its being removed.
3) Have it hold voltage in memory after releasing the fire button. This isn't a big deal, but it would be nice to be able to see the voltage without holding the button.
 
Overall the Subox gets a thumbs up from me. I think its one of the best values for a nice looking do-it-all starter kit that I've seen to date. It comes with everything you need except for a battery and juice.. Can be set up for lung inhales, or mouth to lung depending on the coil. Great for beginners and experienced users alike.

Rattlehead let me know how you like it, i have the black edition sitting at my house. Waiting for when i get home again to test it out and do a video review.

Thanks for the in depth review, been thinking about getting this setup.

i really like the white kanger subox mini kit....

Sweet man right on

Is the sigelei 30w mini about the same size as the cloupour 30w mini?...because they look about the same size and gearbest.com has silicone sleeves for the cloupour.

I ordered silicone covers for our ISticks from sweet-vapes you might look there. They had a couple different kinds.

^^^ditto^^^

You can never have too many back ups. 

Most people who sub-ohm lower their nic (to something like 6 mg or 3 mg), and increase the VG content of their juices to keep from getting too harsh a throat hit. 

Everywhere I go, I carry a Sigelei 150, subtank, Nemesis, CLT RDA, two spare 18650s, one spare 18490, two bottles of my all day vape juice, two smaller bottles of dessert/fruit flavored juice, extra cotton, coils and heads. I know it probably seems like a lot of junk to carry around but I wanted to make sure I had a backup for everything so that I never get caught without a working mod, and I never have the temptation to go back to tobacco cigarettes.

10 mg nic might be a bit much at 5 ohms. It was for me anyway. I found that the sweet spot for me with a 5 ohm coil was 5mg of nicotine @ 25w. As for the spatter, maybe try a slightly thicker juice (more VG) and/or different drip tip?

Keith machines some of the most beautiful drip shields I've seen, and his customer service is amazing. After you vape and need more juice in your atomizer, just do a couple of quick, short draws without pushing the power button to suck some of the juice that leaked into the shield back in and you can continue vaping for a little while longer without having to add more juice.

I'm not familiar with the Provari so I can't help you there. If you contact Keith at Empire Mods he's great about answering questions.

As for drip shields, they're great for keeping the liquid from getting all over everything. In any atomizer you get leakage from the vent holes at the battery connection. That's probably a good reason for you to get a sealed extender - to keep the juice from getting into your battery connection. I don't worry about it on my Vision Spinners, just use the drip shield and I'm good to go.Without the drip shields I don't think I'd still be dripping.

Others here with more experience will probably chime in before too long to give you more information. If not, start a new thread and I'm sure you'll get some hits.

Thanks Tam. That's all the info I needed. I'll order a shield and extension soon.

I received my HH.357 yesterday and have been using it ever since. Vapor production is outstanding, and the flavor of my eJuice really comes through much better than with my KPT2. I ordered the short barrel so the vape is really warm, which I like. This atty is thirsty! It holds 9 or 10 drops with no flooding issues to speak of. So far I really like it!