The things I would change are that I would add some kind of airflow control as a few of the coils have a surprisingly tight airflow. Instead of a screen there are 4 LED indicators below the fire button to display the selected power level – I will talk more about these in the Basic Operation section. If that happens the coil is destined for the bin and requires replacement. Innokin Endura T22 Pro Airflow The old T22 was mainly sold on its battery life, with 2000mAh being quite a lot larger than most MTL kits of its size. The Prism tank has a 2.5ml capacity which is by no means the largest, but with a 1.5ohm coil you shouldn’t need to refill this too often. For new vapers this size tank will be just fine and depending on your vaping habits should last most of the day.

Sadly the airflow is not adjustable for this kit so the airflow provided will depend only on the coil installed.

Based on the "Russki Reno"

The prototype for the heavy armoured car was displayed in 1942, and the design became the T18. It was being designed for the British Army, who wanted them for the war in North Africa, where the mobility of armoured cars would be beneficial at the time.

As usual with Innokin the instructions are great – one function missing is the colour code of the fire button for battery life when the device is not charging? Links to the articles on the War Thunder Wiki that you think will be useful for the reader, for example: Install a new coil making sure the straight edges in the coil base align with the straight edges in the tank as shown.

Inside the Innokin Endura T22 Pro Kit Box

Replacing the o-rings on your T18 II tank is actually quite a simple process. The first step is to remove all e-liquid and the coil from your atomizer. Next, you’ll want to fully disassemble your atomizer, making note of where each and every o-ring is placed. In general, most Innokin atomizers have two large o-rings place within the glass section, one upper o-ring and one lower o-ring. A smaller o-ring found near the base of the drip tip is common as well. When fitting in your new o-rings, be sure to apply a decent amount of pressure so that they are quite snug. Do not use too much force, as you can tear or deform your o-ring which can cause leakage or fitment problems. If you are having trouble finding where a specific o-ring is placed, try giving the atomizer you’re using a search on YouTube for a disassembly and reassembly guide. Please note that all Innokin atomizers come with pre-installed o-rings, and those bundled with the tank are spares. Upper and lower glacis is quite weak and can be penetrated easily (not the casement, the glacis plate)