VCMT by Vaperz Cloud

THE rta to get. worth every penny. capable of so much with ease.

There is no limit to the coils I can fit in here. Maybe when I get a 4mm tool. This tank can handle some serious power. Huge coils on a series box is the only way I've been running it. Don't be shy with the wicks, sometimes it will leak at first and then it will stop. There is a learning curve to get the flavor down with the massive amounts of clouds. You can flip the juice flow control ring to your own likings and some have actually removed it and had no leaking. I advise you to use nothing less than 90% vg eliquid if you are going to be using it without the juice flow control ring. This tank has more airflow than some of my rdas.

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This Tank is amazing, flavor build deck etc... one thing I must tell you is make sure you take it completely apart I mean completely! When you first get it and clean it really well with dawn dish soap to get all the machineoil off of it.

Photos alone do not accurately depict how huge this tank is. Mounted on a RX200 Reuleaux, it has a slight (about 1.5mm) overhang. The tank height is just a few mm shy of the height of the Reuleaux itself. Yeah, it's humongous. Packaging is nice and comes with a couple of starter coils and enough spare bits & pieces (xtra glass, grub screws, o-rings, etc) to keep up with minor maintenance needs. No machining oil residue that I could see, but I always wash my new tanks & attys with dishwashing soap and hot water out of habit anyways. The velocity-style build deck has tons of area to work on and the chimney spacing easily allows a 3-4mm diameter clapton dual coil build. The juice flow control ring take some time to get used to. Some folks install it teeth-side down or vice-versa. Others pitch it altogether, but I find it useful in keeping the wicks inside the channels when assembling (I use it teeth-side down). Wicking is another thing to get used to. The VCMT has a well-deserved reputation for leaking out the air holes, and also tends to weep a little from between the AFC ring and the deck. On my third build, I've finally managed to get it wicked where it doesn't leak at all and the weeping seems to have diminished, if not stopped altogether. I'm currently using rayon wick in a 8-wrap 3.5mm dia. twisted 26g kanthal build, with the wicks tucked inside the flow control ring and just barely touching the deck and hardly visible in the control ring windows when assembled. My first build had the flow control wide open and I got periodic leaking. My current build has the flow shut down to about half and it seems to alleviate the leaks, and have yet to experience a dry hit (and I'm a heavy lung hitter). Performance-wise, this tank is my current favorite among the Cthulhu V2, Griffin, Indulgence MuTank, Zephyrus and VTC4. The others are great tanks, but if I really want to crank up the power and chuck massive clouds without sacrificing flavor, the VCMT is my go-to tank. I can take it all the way to 100W before I start getting even the faintest taste of a dry hit coming. With the AFC wide open, there is absolutely no restriction. Easily the most air flow I've ever gotten of any tank or any RDA I've ever used. AFC wide open chucks the biggest clouds, but I currently have it shut down to a little less than 1/4 open and still get decent air flow, but get better flavor. PROS: - Ridiculously easy to build on. You just have to master the wicking and flow control. - Built like a tank. Fit and finish are excellent, although the flow control ring seems a bit cheap and flimsy compared to the rest of the build quality. - Takes just about whatever build and power setting you can throw at it. In my experience, you need to hit it with at least 60W to realize a pleasurable, warm vape. - Excellent flavor and vapor production. CONS: - Be careful when assembling. The chimney has very fine threading and can easily be cross-threaded. - You cant use your own drip tips. The wide-bore tip is absolutely fine with me, but the inability to use your own tip may bother some people. - The top cap can be extremely difficult to remove if you screw it down too tight. It seals fine if you just snug it down. - Wicking and the juice flow control must be just right to avoid leaks. - Juice weeping from the AFC ring. - Drinks juice like a drunken Sailor. I can go through a full 10ml tank full in an hour or less. Good thing I make my own. - Eats through batteries. You really need a high-powered device to use this on. This really shines once you bump up the watts, so your battery life will be affected accordingly. - You'll get lots of stares and glares rocking a tank this huge, but the performance is equal to its behemoth size. - The price is significantly higher that most other tanks, but there's not many other tanks that can compare in performance. Definitely, absolutely recommended. Eciggity was super-quick with shipping and had it available at a fair price.

I was really excited to recive this product, now the airflow is great and the flavor production is surprisingly good, but there is one major problem. It leaks juice insanely to much which kills this product so much and for me it left me very disappointed. I attempted every build I can think of and placing my wick in different ways and I've even looked up youtube videos on how to build on the vcmt and still wasn't able to solve this leaking issue. So to conclude my review I would not recommend this to anyone.

I just received the 30MM black version. It is massive! Almost like vaping out of a Red Bull can. Cloud production is fantastic. Air flow is substantial. Build deck leaves tons of room for big builds, fused claptons, etc.. Right now I'm running mine with 6 wrapped fused claptons around a 4MM ID. I would recommend wrapping around a 3MM ID or more so you get enough cotton in the juice channels. Flavor is good but really this isn't built for flavor chasers. Build Quality - 8/10 Flavor - 7/10 Cloud Production - 9/10

I have tried almost every subohm tank out there and most leave me somewhat unsatisfied. I have a collection of RDAs, some I like more than others, but I definitely like them better than tanks flavor wise. I had one RTA that left me feeling like I might not ever want to try an RTA again. When I heard this was built and wicked like most RDAs, fairly easily with just a bit of a learning curve I decided to give it a go. Just got my tank yesterday, it is built at .2 ohms, wicked according to the tutorial I watched on YouTube. The flavor is clean and pure like and RDA but I have the benefit of a full tank of liquid. This is KILLER. I understand why there is so much hype. I have a black tank but will get a stainless one next. So happy I think I really have found the perfect RTA!

Bought 2 -25mm no matter what it always leaks underneath the tank and no not from my wicking or the air flow holes it comes from the afc ring. I was told to tighten the 510 pin. still leaks some days more then others but other then that is a very impressive tank in flavor airflow and clouds.