Hey guys I am new to vaping and this forum site. I also quit smoking cigarettes for about a week and 1/2 ago now. I was just wondering if I am able to run my Crown IV tank on my Smok H-Priv 2 mod. I don't want to try it and end up screwing up my tank, mod, or even both. I'm new to all of this and so far so good. I haven't wanted another nasty cigarette since I began vaping. I am also enjoying vaping so far.
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Can I run a crown IV tank on my Smok H-Priv 2 mod
- Thread starter WickedOutlaw88
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Sure you can use the tank on the mod...and Welcome aboard....
Thank you for the quick response and warm welcome. 
I have watched some YouTube videos about both my Smok H-Priv 2 mod kit and the crown IV mod kit, including their tanks. Was just wondering if I could run the Crown IV tank on the Smok H-Priv 2 mod.
Thank you! I am not going back to cigarettes that's for sure.
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Most basic rule of thumb about mods and tanks - if the tank has a 510 connector, which is (mostly) standard, you can use it on a mod that accepts a 510 connector, which is (mostly) standard.
Beyond that, your concern should be the ability of your mod to support the coil in your tank/RDA/RTA. Tank coils mostly have a resistance range either stamped on them, or printed on the box they came in, and that range should not be outside the capability of your mod. If a coil says to run at 60-100 watts, and you have a 30-watt mod, you can't do that, If it says 60-100 watts and you have a 60-watt mod, you're pushing your luck. Leave a little wiggle room. Those are extreme examples, but you'll understand. And by the time you get ready to move beyond tanks, you'll understand more about all of this.
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Beyond that, your concern should be the ability of your mod to support the coil in your tank/RDA/RTA. Tank coils mostly have a resistance range either stamped on them, or printed on the box they came in, and that range should not be outside the capability of your mod. If a coil says to run at 60-100 watts, and you have a 30-watt mod, you can't do that, If it says 60-100 watts and you have a 60-watt mod, you're pushing your luck. Leave a little wiggle room. Those are extreme examples, but you'll understand. And by the time you get ready to move beyond tanks, you'll understand more about all of this.
There's a lot to learn, but it's almost all fun.
Welcome to VU!Thank you for taking the time to respond. I can take all the advise I can get that's for sure lol.
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Thank you for taking the time to respond. I can take all the advise I can get that's for sure lol.
Hey, there's a lot of us around here who LIVE to answer questions. It's good to help people get started right, so ask away!
Someone will know the answer to just about anything!
Thank you