Am I the only one?

[SKYYcamel]

Sometimes I feel like the Lone Ranger when it comes to RBA's, RTA's etc. I just can't stand them. I've spent more money than I care to admit buying wire, cotton, torches and all the other supplies. I've watched countless hours of "how-to" videos. I've built and rebuilt coils. Not to mention the money I've spent on various RDA's. After all this, I just love my Nautilus Minis with BVC coils. Nothing else is as satisfying to me. After 6+ years of vaping, they are my perfect set-up along with a nice VW box mod. Anybody else with me on this?

 

[Thrasher]

Nothing wrong with that. I know some people who refuse to move past regular $1.50 clearos. All these sub tanks come with precoiled heads so your not alone.

Whatever makes you happy is a good thing.

 

[Das Auto]

To Each Their Own...

 

[dbrandt01]

Nothing is wrong with it, if you're happy and it kept you from cigarettes, that's all that matters.
I like RDAs, I like sub ohm tanks. Never cared for a nautilus mini, but that's the beauty of vaping. There are enough products for us to have our preferences and vape with the product we like.

 

[caferacer]

There's nothing wrong with tootle puffing.

 

[Marc411]

Glad you found your sweet spot and you're probably saving money by not chasing the perfect topper since you already have it. I have a pretty deep collection of RDA's and RTA's that I enjoy and the one's I don't hit the bin.

But I probably still fit in the tootle puffer category since I rarely vape over 13 watts.

 

[Jugband]

Whatever works for you is great! I can see where you're coming from. I myself use RDA's exclusively, for me, I prefer them over tanks. But, I kept hearing so much about dual coils, I gave it a shot. I was surprised to find they weren't for me. Many people may use them, and love them, more power to them, but wasn't right for me. It's great when you find what you like! Stick with it

 

[SuperTaz]

Yep....Happy with my Nauti mini and Istick 20w

 

[DC2]

Anybody else with me on this?

I"m not with you, I'm way beneath you.


I have been using nothing but 510 atomizers for dripping for the last 5 years.
And that's not ever going to change.

 

[Papillon61]

No rules

 

[SKYYcamel]

I"m not with you, I'm way beneath you.


I have been using nothing but 510 atomizers for dripping for the last 5 years.
And that's not ever going to change.

Kicking it old school! I like it!!

 

[DC2]

Kicking it old school! I like it!!

It's my sweet spot.
And I'm probably the only one.

 

[inswva]

You do you... that's all that matters.

 

[WonderDude32]

I use my Nautilus 5ml all week for alot of reasons. The biggest one is that I can put it down and not worry about it leaking all over something. I vape between 12 and 14 watts depends on my current feel and really like it. I have a sub ohm rig and several rdas but my old go-to will always be my Nautilus.

 

[Iffy]

Anybody else with me on this?

Absolutely! There's basically two stages in my over four year vaping sojourn; eGo/eGoMDCC and iStick/Nautilus combos.

Chased da shiny, got disappointed with all too many toppers and now refuse to budge vaping wise 'til da EOTWAWKI. I have all da fixings to experiment once TSHTF.

Til then...

Oh, wait... never mind... too late!

 

[freeall]

Nah, you're not the only one. Though, in general, atleast In the Internet world, you're in the minority for the most part.

I think there's alotta vapers (specifically newbies) that don't even know what they want. The general mindset is, more power, more vapor = better. Then again, everyone vapes for different reasons. (ex smokers, hobbyists, etc)

But no, you're not the only one.

 

[Rickb119]

I'm at least one step below you as I use PT2's exclusively.

I do have a Kayfun and Russian (clones) that I admit do provide a much better vape (when I can get them coiled and wicked properly ), but the PT's are sooooo much easier to coil, wick, fill and go. I have over 100 coils in rotation and enough wire and cotton to last a very long time.

However, I've read so many good things about the Nautilus I may have to give it a try.

 

[SKYYcamel]

I'm at least one step below you as I use PT2's exclusively.

I do have a Kayfun and Russian (clones) that I admit do provide a much better vape (when I can get them coiled and wicked properly ), but the PT's are sooooo much easier to coil, wick, fill and go. I have over 100 coils in rotation and enough wire and cotton to last a very long time.

However, I've read so many good things about the Nautilus I may have to give it a try.

The Nautilus Mini is as close to "set it and forget it" as I have found so far.

 

[tearose50]

"Nah, you're not the only one. Though, in general, atleast In the Internet world, you're in the minority for the most part."

I'm not so sure about that, being in the minority, part. Blister pack users just aren't posting about searching for the best rayon or cotton or bacon etc. or showing those outrageous builds. Many threads morph to a rebuilding thread before their demise, adding to the possible misconception.

Some of us just want to vape and the longer I'm at it the lazier I've become. The RBA's sit and the various toppers using BVC's or GS Air coils get used and used and used.

 

[Azarias]

You're not alone.
I rebuild for a few years now but the longer I rebuild an atty the lazier I get. When I get a new atty I love rebuilding it for some days and get lazy again.
I don't have any of the newer tanks yet (my newest non-RBA is the Kanger Protank 2) but I could imagine that with my Subox' arriving I'll get even lazier and buy new coils instead of building.