RTA/RDA for DNA200's?

[Kaezziel]

The only real way to reduce the heat is to add more airflow. I noticed that you said you like a tight draw, and that you have your AFC pretty closed off. That's going to give you more heat as well as less vapor production. Maybe try opening it up a little bit more at a time and see how you do with it.

You don't have to buy from fasttech, it's just one resource. There are plenty of low priced clones that are available from other sources. Really though, you can't go wrong with the Hobo... it is a great atty. Single or dual coil, air flow adjustment, decent sized juice well... if I had to recommend one rda, that'd be the one.

 

[Completely Average]

I'm sorry for coming off condescending, but I have to know.

Why spend so much money on a DNA200 device if you are not going to be using the temperature control feature? That's the main selling point of the DNA200, and without it you may as well buy a $70 Sigelei 150W instead.

 

[AllenH]

Hi Completely Average! Well, for me, I've only just become a vaper since temp-control. I strongly feel it's the way forward for safety and that it has the potential to produce the best vape for the vaper. I strongly suspect the FDA will require temp regulation of some sort when its decision comes down from on high. So, for me, TC is where it's at. The DNA 200 honestly shines with RDA's I feel. If you get things setup right, you can push quite a bit of wattage and get tons of flavor and vapor- and yet still have excellent temp control at high watts.