Aromamizer RDTA by Steam Crave
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it works fine, but the tank files away rather quickly so make sure you don't file away too much before checking its position.
Personally, I don't find that an issue as the top tank is able to be adjusted without any leaks. Additionally, I tend to play around with builds and I find some builds work better having an indirect airflow and some using direct airflow to the coil
For my latest vertical build, moving the airflow closer or further allows me to adjust the intensity of the flavor which I find useful.
But...that's my personal preference...lol
For my latest vertical build, moving the airflow closer or further allows me to adjust the intensity of the flavor which I find useful.
But...that's my personal preference...lol
I've been using this method on a lot of things, pretty easy to keep it square if one is careful. Just check it often to avoid taking too much off.
I ordered mine from steam crave on the 23rd and it still says awaiting shipping...... Ugh
What I find fascinating about this airflow ring is that for all the atomizers out there with integrated controllers, often times when I close them off all the way, I can still get air to come through---not with this joker! LOL Man, close this off and it is CLOSED off. I pulled to hard to check and I think I only flooded my coil because there was no air getting through at all! I like that. Oh, and I got my first successful build and it was a horizontal 2.5mm ID/5 wrap w/24 gauge running just abut in line with the air holes, but a smidgen above. I had tried that same build with verticals an it was meh. That is not to say vertical coils are meh--as I surely don't think others are lying or not capable of understanding what "good" is--but I am merely saying that MY build and vape experience was better off of a horizontal coil. My flavor is not amazing yet (though it is pretty good), so I will continue to build and reassess. It's so dadgum easy to build on, why not run the gamut?!
just tried a coil between the posts not thinking and put it to low !!
now its ok ! 2 mm 28 g 8 raps 1.4 ohm ..placed in center vapes nice ..2 opposing air holes open . just something to play with until my 34 gage for a Clapton coil comes in . 2.5 mm Clapton would fit nice in there !
Ahem...what I said about the flavor on *this* build being "pretty good"...over the past 10 minutes or so it went from pretty good to, wait a minute:::looks at the atty, vapes, looks at the atty:::it's dang good! The only thing I changed was that I had it with two holes open--but I needed a tad bit more air--so now I got my airflow controller set to three holes open. How? Well, it's saggin'! LOL. It looks amateurish but vapes like a pro!
I've been running this 3mm Clapton coil for a while now and love it. I re wicked it today and good lord, I love this atty
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For those doing Clapton coil, are you doing single or double? Horizontal or vertical?
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I'm doing dual coil 3mm Clapton with 26core and 32gauge wrapped around it and the coils are horizontal on the 3 post deck
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double 2mm vertical, 26/32 .35 55 watts........flavor for days, perfect flavor even. as good as my velocity dripper with 2 air holes directly on the coils. it tastes like i am drinking juice
well, i was ocd about filing my tank to the exact spot, i wound up filing more off so now my chamber is a good bit smaller
I think I get better flavor with the bigger coil only because I can turn the wattage up a little more and get more vapor out of it. I Vape it at 85 watts
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Thats what my plan was for when it arrived But i was a bit pushed for time so whipped them in as is
i have lots of juice already made for my rda's at between 3-6mg i've had to vape half a tank off and add neat vg as the flavour is to strong and the nic made me feel sick as hell earlier lol not good! .... good for the pocket
The vertical method is really where the velocity deck shines.
Yeah after i did this and started vaping i realised that that was what was happening, that i had unscrewed the atty from the base a little but its only a slight adjustment and that atty and base has plenty of thread i dont think it matters, obviously doing this will push the atty up towards the chimney ceiling a little but it was vaping great. its just another option if people need to adjust a little.
vaping with all four holes half open is really good here.. 60w - 24g A1k dual 2.5id 0.25ohm.
i have airholes directly in front of the coils but i can see through the underneath of the coils.
One of the velocity posts looks like its able to move, has anyone tried this yet? if it does then you could put both posts next to each other and have a much bigger vertical coil in the middle, the only prob i see is that the post you would move would sit over one of the juice holes unless you just moved the post a quarter of a spin or something close to that.
i have airholes directly in front of the coils but i can see through the underneath of the coils.
One of the velocity posts looks like its able to move, has anyone tried this yet? if it does then you could put both posts next to each other and have a much bigger vertical coil in the middle, the only prob i see is that the post you would move would sit over one of the juice holes unless you just moved the post a quarter of a spin or something close to that.
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