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Sense Cyclone Tank Review

**update 12 days later. Coil still performing well. Not my all day vape, I do hit this tank in the rotation daily, still on the .6 ohm coil. I did vape it up to 150 watts legit on my SMY 260 box mod which has an output power of up to 11 volts. This coil now reading at .55 ohms resistance required 9 volts to power at 150 watts. I could only take 1 second hits before the vape felt about to dry hit. However I did repeatedly vape about half the tank through at 150 watts with 20-30 second pauses to rewick. That's an intense vape, and that much nicotine in such a short time had me a bit jittery, heart thumping. Don't try this if you have any sensitivity and are not used to some heavy vaping. ** and now back to our regularly scheduled hype: I was skeptical, but this tank won me over! Some really cool Sci-Fi esque features like the top airflow angled metal fins which reduce splatter-back while also forcing airflow in a cyclone pattern down into the atomizer. And the Middle Airflow which pulls air in (how I have no idea) to the coil chamber. A Juice flow control that is smooth and precise, no bottom airflow, and a coil unlike any we've seen yet due to the lack of bottom airflow. First looks here and Top Fill easy workaround if your tank threads are tight...use rubber bands to isolate the parts you need to unscrew. A break in that was really quick, and watch me vape this from 40 watts up to 150 watts in minutes (legitimately it was not 150 watts. The Sigelei 150TC is only capable of delivering 7.5 Volts, and so this .6 ohm coil could not be powered to 150 watts. So that is not a true demo of the use of this product) The driptip never got more than warm. I would say this: I vape through about 4ml of juice in this video. The entire top chamber (where most of the juice is) was emptied by the end of the video. And I was very much nicotined out after vaping so intensely. But that's what we like isn't it? A crazy intense vaping tank. I'm still using it and will update as I continue to do so. When this coil is used up I'll vape the Stainless Steel coil. ***update October 4th. I use the tank occaisionally throughout the day. in my rotation. The coil is still going now 12 days later. I vape it around 80 watts. The true wattage in this video was only 93 watts at most. I, like alot of folks, didn't even think to check the math out to see if this could be vaped at 150 on the Sig150TC. So shame on me. But it's important to know. So I'm telling it straight now. Also this tank sweats from just about every orifice, pore, crevice and crack. There's always a puddle up at the top airflow, around the middle airflow ring, and tears from the middle airflow. Those cyclone splatter back control fins also collect juice, so this tank must be cleaned often, and those little fins are not easily cleaned with a quick swipe of a paper towel...rinsing frequently is a must for this tank. ***so with many comments between 9/22/15 when I posted the review and 10/4/15 when I figured I'd debunk myself, the tank, and the sigelei 150TC, It should be noted that while at the time of this video I hadn't even thought to question the power output capacity of the Sigelei 150TC, I have at least validated this tank can perform at 150 watts for 1 second hits. Also the .2ohm stainless steel coil only requires 54 volts and the Sigelei can power that build as long as the batteries used are rated for 30Amps as this build and power draws 27.3 amps. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (   / editor  )