Sub Ohm Tanks

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Sub-ohm tanks are certainly one of the biggest sensations to hit the vaping community in quite some time. Known to produce impressively large vapor clouds and extremely tasty flavor, virtually all vaping hardware manufacturers offer at least one sub-ohm tank in their line of products. Sub-ohm tanks are those that are designed to accommodate atomizer coils that have resistances below 1.0 ohms. Sub-ohm tanks, such as the Aspire Atlantis 2, Aspire Triton 2, Sense Herakles, and Horizon Arctic Tank, are just some of the popular devices that have been specifically designed for sub-ohm vaping. Although exceedingly popular and widely available, sub-ohm tanks are a relatively new innovation within the vaping industry. Prior to the wide availability of sub-ohm tanks, the ability to obtain the performance offered by atomizers coils with resistances under 1.0 ohms could only be obtained by rebuildable dripping atomizers (RDAs). However, once manufacturers began releasing sub-ohm tanks with pre-made sub-resistance coils, this superior vaping experience became readily available without needing advanced tools or skills. One of the first mass produced pure sub-ohm tanks, the Aspire Atlantis, is regarded by many as the device that set the stage for the seemingly endless array of sub-ohm tanks that have been introduced to the market since. The Aspire Atlantis Sub-Ohm Tank was so extremely popular that less than two months after its unveiling, virtually all major hardware manufacturers began debuting sub-ohm tanks of their own. It was not long before new sub-ohm tanks with various features began popping up on an ostensibly daily basis. In fact, sub-ohm tanks gained such popularity at such a rapid rate that hardware manufacturers struggled to produce devices designed to power them. It is for this reason MODs and APVs with extremely high wattage capability have been so eagerly sought after. Sub-ohm tanks with extremely low resistances, such as 0.15 ohms, 0.3 ohms, and 0.5 ohms, require