Sub RTA

[macpeace]

Hi I have the Kanger subox mini kit that came with the subtank and rda section. I really like the ability to build my own coils, but am not crazy about the rda section, or the tank in general. I have had some dry hits even with cotton bacon v2, and I have watched all the build vids out there, Im not perfect but I think I am doing it correctly. I was thinking of getting the s-kit for my kayfun 4 but am not sure I could get enough airflow vs a subohm tank. So I am looking for a quality tank, I can build .5 single coils on. I am new to the subohm world as I have always used mouth to lung provari to kayfun setups. Please advise.

 

[coilburner]

If I were you I would buy a good sub ohm tank and a good rda.

 

[macpeace]

Thanks. The reason I want the tank is so I can travel without carrying a bottle. I tried dripping and it is better for home but not practical during the day for work. What your response lacked was actual suggestions of products. Why is it the subohm tank market is following the model of buying pre-built coils? I don't like that because I have really enjoyed building the Kayfuns and Squape, etc. I like building and it is cheaper. Is there no Kayfun esque type sub rta? That is kinda what this Kanger is but it just seems flimsy to me and, there is a screw you gotta take out, and it doesnt take much wick, and it doesn't feel like a quality RTA does to me. So I was looking for something better I could build and use with subohming. Basically, forgive my ignorance, but it seems the subohm tank just has a massive airflow section that my K4, Squape-R, KF Lite plus's don't. Surely, someone makes a nice quality subohm tank you can build on??? I am asking because I don't know and want the advise of ECF community, which I value the opinion of. Thanks

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

You could look into the Cthulu, or the Lemo2.
The Cthulu can be a little fiddley to build on, but it's a nice dual coil sub ohm RTA.
Edit: never mind, I re-read you want single coil, so Lemo2 is pretty decent.

 

[macpeace]

Thanks I will check it out!

 

[coilburner]

Thanks. The reason I want the tank is so I can travel without carrying a bottle. I tried dripping and it is better for home but not practical during the day for work. What your response lacked was actual suggestions of products.

Of course it lacked actual suggestions of products. actual suggestions of sub ohm tanks wasn't requested.
If you like building coils, that's great. But if you want something you don't have to worry about, for what ever reason it is, then may I suggest something that WORKS ( like your subtank) that you don't have to fuss with. As you said, or suggested, RTAs are a pain in the ..... However, RDAs are very easy to work with and perform much better than RTAs for when your at home.

 

[macpeace]

Ok Thanks! When I said, So I am looking for a quality tank, I can build .5 single coils on. I thought that implied I was wanting suggestions. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for taking the time to offer help. I am thinking of getting a RDA for home. I have had a low quality one I never bonded with in the past, but I was pretty new to vaping at the time I messed with it. There are sooo many choices for RDA's it is almost overwhelming. Thanks again friend.

 

[coilburner]

Ok Thanks! When I said, So I am looking for a quality tank, I can build .5 single coils on. I thought that implied I was wanting suggestions. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for taking the time to offer help. I am thinking of getting a RDA for home. I have had a low quality one I never bonded with in the past, but I was pretty new to vaping at the time I messed with it. There are sooo many choices for RDA's it is almost overwhelming. Thanks again friend.

From my basic understanding, its about post design and air flow design. Those are two big factors but it seems theres a lot of RDAs that people are happy with. So find someone who has the same RDA that you have whos also not happy with it and find out what they like. That's my suggestion.

 

[macpeace]

Just to follow up I got the alliance RDA today for kicks and really like it.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I was gonna suggest it, but I only have two. It's the best of the two, but I don't have much to compare to.

Where did you get it?
Nicoticket is selling it with a free, limited run, 30ml of great juice

 

[macpeace]

I got it at a local shop. I try to support them when I can. I also got the Goblin v2 tank. The Goblin performance is good but the wicking and filling sorta a PITA.Also, I love Nicoticket juice. I am enjoying Custards Last Stand as I type this.

 

[edyle]

Ok Thanks! When I said, So I am looking for a quality tank, I can build .5 single coils on. I thought that implied I was wanting suggestions. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for taking the time to offer help. I am thinking of getting a RDA for home. I have had a low quality one I never bonded with in the past, but I was pretty new to vaping at the time I messed with it. There are sooo many choices for RDA's it is almost overwhelming. Thanks again friend.

I too was going to suggest getting an rda; using your rda at home will end up showing you the basics of rebuilding and figuring out what you are happy with.

 

[macpeace]

I also pulled the trigger on the Aromanizer rdta. Should be here first of next week.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

(Custards Last Stand is awesome mixed with Nicquid's Mintoid)