I want to get into dripping for when I'm sitting at home gaming and watching tv. What would be a good starting point?
I want to get into dripping for when I'm sitting at home gaming and watching tv. What would be a good starting point?
Well I have no idea what RDA is. I currently have an Istick 50w with a freemax starre tank. I also have a kanger aero tank but I don't really dig it. I just don't like the idea of dripping and driving and when I'm on the go. Just want good flavor and huge clouds. Haha.
What does rebuilding help? Like is it just the coil or ?Try the magma or veritas.
If you are in the US and there's a vape store nearby try just about any rda : rda = rebuildable dripping atomizer.
Just remember its a very simple thing so it should be pretty CHEAP, cheaper than a tank anyway
I heard a lot about the mutation x. Overall how is it? Is the flavor muted considerably or is it just minor as compared to others?I mostly vape when watching TV and playing video games too. Keeps me going haha.
Anyways I have several RDAs including the hobo, magma, mutation v3, the little boy, dark horse, bambino, freakshow mini and haze. Out of all of those I liked the mutation, bambino and the haze (being my favorite).
The mutation x chucks vapor, can hold a lot of juice and stays really cool which can be more practical for your extended gaming. But the flavor is muted quite a bit due to the larger chamber.
The bambino atty is AMAZING for flavor and gives a decent amount of vapor but the only drawback is that it can get quite hot being so small which can affect chain vaping.
The Haze rda is my favorite because to me it is the best of those two put together. It has a decent drip well, gives great flavor, and with the right setup gives thick and plentiful vapor.
Hopefully this helps you out a little!
What does rebuilding help? Like is it just the coil or ?
If I had to rate the rda's flavor wise it would go like this:I heard a lot about the mutation x. Overall how is it? Is the flavor muted considerably or is it just minor as compared to others?
I'm pretty new to vaping in general. Only stopped cigs about a month and a half ago. I assume power only affects battery life but what do ohms affect? I'm at that stage where I'm trying to absorb as much info as quickly as possible as it can be confusing in the beginning. Haha.It's all about the coil.
On the typical clearomizer the coil is made with very thin wire which will literally burn out in a few weeks;
with a rebuildable you can use thicker wire which will last at least months. The thicker wire does need more power, and it also ends up being lower ohms.
Well compared to the freemax starre sub ohm tank, which has amazing flavor as well as decent clouds, how would you think it would compare?If I had to rate the rda's flavor wise it would go like this:
Mutation X v3: 7/10
Bambino: 9.5/10
Haze: 8/10
When I say the mutation is quite muted, I mean it as a comparison to my other flavor atties. It is still good, just not up to par with flavor focused RDAs imo. The tradeoff is that it can chuck clouds, hold a lot of juice, and stay cool while chain vaping.
Rebuilding basically means making your own coil and wick system for rebuildable atomizers rather than buying pre-made atomizer heads.What does rebuilding help? Like is it just the coil or ?
I haven't tried that particular tank but I have tried others like the kanger and joy tech equivalents. Everyone has a different opinion but from my experience people say dripping atomizers in general perform better flavor wise and vapor wise in comparison. But it's kind of a hassle always dripping.Well compared to the freemax starre sub ohm tank, which has amazing flavor as well as decent clouds, how would you think it would compare?
I heard a lot about the mutation x. Overall how is it? Is the flavor muted considerably or is it just minor as compared to others?
According to the extensive research I've done it is currently the best sub ohm tank right now. The airflow is ridiculous, just feels like breathing. I got the kanger aerotank for all day use to save on juice but I have been spoiled by my sub ohm tank. I just wish all tanks had the airflow the freemax starre gives me. But yeah the hassle with dripping puts me off but I don't want to miss out on something due to my own laziness. Haha.I haven't tried that particular tank but I have tried others like the kanger and joy tech equivalents. Everyone has a different opinion but from my experience people say dripping atomizers in general perform better flavor wise and vapor wise in comparison. But it's kind of a hassle always dripping.
I'm pretty new to vaping in general. Only stopped cigs about a month and a half ago. I assume power only affects battery life but what do ohms affect? I'm at that stage where I'm trying to absorb as much info as quickly as possible as it can be confusing in the beginning. Haha.
I'm glad you're happy with your setup then! In the end it's what makes you happy and off them nasty death sticks. Best wishes.According to the extensive research I've done it is currently the best sub ohm tank right now. The airflow is ridiculous, just feels like breathing. I got the kanger aerotank for all day use to save on juice but I have been spoiled by my sub ohm tank. I just wish all tanks had the airflow the freemax starre gives me. But yeah the hassle with dripping puts me off but I don't want to miss out on something due to my own laziness. Haha.
I only understood like half of that. Haha. My freemax starre tank uses .5 and .25 ohm coils. The kanger aero uses 1.8. I have no idea what they do nor what's best for dripping but I'll take your suggestion on 2 ohms at 10 watts for it.Back when I started in 2013 5 watts was normal.
Now I vape at 10 watts.
When it comes to ohms, I'd say 2 is a norm.
1 is like an exclamation.
And once you go below 1, it's like you're in the deep water and you better know how to swim.
So what do ohms affect? Ohms is like what's holding you up from the deep blue sea.
Thank you for your suggestions. If you are ever curious you should try the freemax starre tank. It's 30 bucks and well worth it. I have tried a few but the airflow is second to none. Happy trails.I'm glad you're happy with your setup then! In the end it's what makes you happy and off them nasty death sticks. Best wishes.