RDA Best RDA for Mouth to Lung?
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Technically you're right, it should work fine, but was a big fail for me. Angry vapor... I'll try again when I take out my quad coils and put in a single coil around 1.5 ohms, but that's what I did the first time I tried Mouth to Lunging on my 454, so I'm a little leery. I need another atty anyways. Two great atties are better than one.
I have the ultimate suggestion for you brother: THE IMMORTALIZER.
I don't mouth to lung anymore, and I was a little disappointed that the immortalizers airflow was that small, but the first thing I thought was "wow, this is the best mouth to lung device I've ever used!"
I can easily say it had the smoothest vape flavor/texture I've had, it gives this warm flavor, and has the perfect resistance for mouth to lung inhales. I'd compare it to those oldschool cartomizers that's been drilled just a tad larger, it's not "easy" to pull the air through, but it's that nice middle-ground where you can pull slow or pretty fast if your itchin' too. I think the key to it's awesome quality vape is the ceramic base plate the coils sit above, it's hard to describe, but it's just a smooth, warm and rich vape.
Ah, I think you are are to something about the ceramic base plate/cup being a key factor for really great Mouth to Lunging. I don't know why, but it is a theory I've been thinking about for the past few days. Those old school 510 dripping atties all have a ceramic cup, and that cup along with the tiny chamber and airflow directly beneath the coil, are the only big differences I can think of that most RDAs do not have. Well they also use silica wick, but I hope that isn't required for great MtL, since the silica wick is the main reason I don't want to use those atties anymore.
I'll go research the Immortalizer now!
Edit: Another difference that might matter for good MtL is that the old school 510 drippers had the coil inside the ceramic cup touching the airflow hole at the bottom of the cup... hmm, food for thought...
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Ok I just watched the RiP Trippers video on the Immortalizer. I'd really like to thank you treehead for letting me know about it! RiP actually compared the way it vapes to the hh.357, which means it's close to what I'm looking for, cuz I'v watched most of his vids and that's the first time I've heard him mention any of the old school drippers like the hh.357. The Immortalizer does have some aspects I'm not to keen on though, like that it's designed to be used with ribbon wire, and that it has some aluminium parts, which I don't like on my atties...
BUT, I think I'm on the right track about wanting an RDA that has a ceramic cup/base plate, with the airflow directly under the coil. so the coil can actually rest on the airflow opening. Anybody know of any other RDAs that have a ceramic cup/base plate with the airflow beneath the coil?
On another note I just picked up the Infinite Magma clone. If I really dig it, whether for Mouth to Lung or Straight to Lung, I'll fork out the cash for the original. But now I'm on the hunt for a RDA with a ceramic base plate/cup and bottom airflow... I think that is what I need for a great MtL experience.
BUT, I think I'm on the right track about wanting an RDA that has a ceramic cup/base plate, with the airflow directly under the coil. so the coil can actually rest on the airflow opening. Anybody know of any other RDAs that have a ceramic cup/base plate with the airflow beneath the coil?
On another note I just picked up the Infinite Magma clone. If I really dig it, whether for Mouth to Lung or Straight to Lung, I'll fork out the cash for the original. But now I'm on the hunt for a RDA with a ceramic base plate/cup and bottom airflow... I think that is what I need for a great MtL experience.
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Never had any problems with my clone, but I never had the airflow open when I was pocket carrying either.
Edit: the Magma also has a spot for an o-ring (if needed) beneath the air flow adjustment ring. A Kayfun tank section o-ring fits perfectly. I suspect that that combination of having a o-ring and keeping the airflow closed when not using it has contributed to my view of the Magma as a leak resistant dripper.
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I think your going to like the Infinite Magma clone even thought it can be a bit finicky on leakage issues. The Infinite in particular is a very well made clone, you may be perfectly happy with the quality, it's on par with the authentic. I just ordered a second one today for myself because it has such a great mtl.
I'm mouth to lung and like the adjustment on my Origen (my $15 clone is impressive compared to this authentic pictured fwiw) 3 holes and the smallest (shown) make it pretty tight. The largest is same size as outer hole.
As for IGO-W there is always this (copper too):
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As for IGO-W there is always this (copper too):
Cap it all Vapes Halo Cap IGO-W Stainless Steel [cia-halo-igo-w-ss] - $24.00 : Beyond Vape, Electronic Cigarettes, Premium Vaporizers, Premium Vaping Products
I don't have that problem with my magma clone. Actually, mine rarely leaks at all which is why i love it so much. I really like the plume veil (nice and airy with a ton of thick vapor) but it's such a leaky turd that it now sits in the drawer. Took a chance on the magma and it is now my all day RD'eh. Tough to build though!
Hooking up the 2nd coil was my main hassle with mine. Currently running a single coil of twisted 30g wicked with KGD and the flavor is excellent.
I do mouth to lung with Mag with both hole wide open,dual coil rayon 28 ga,6ohm.
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