RDA need help please

[xbailey24x]

first time gonna start drip gonna bulid my own coils with cotton need some help what size wire should i use? what rda should i get i was thinking this

Amazon.com : Mutation X V4 - 100% Authentic : Everything Else

what do u think any advice would help gonna get this rebulid kit also from amazon

Amazon.com: Walant 6 IN 1 DIY Jig Coil Complete Kit Vape Tool Kit PE Box Tool Set: Home Improvement

i dont much of what atomizer to get not sure whats good or bad

 

[Paul lamb]

The atty you have posted will be absolutely fine

I would suggest some 24g kanthal and take it from there, get some decent cotton and make some practice coils on your new rda

It will soon be easy and you will want to try different stuff

 

[rice721]

try getting 24gauge kanthal I wouldn't go higher than 26gauge (higher the gauge thinner the wire) as IMO thin wires are harder to build with. And since you're dripping 24g will fit just fine, even 22 or 20 would fit depending on your IAD.

For first build I recommend dual 24gauge kanthals 3.0mm IAD 7-8 wraps.

As for DIY tools, get the coil master kit v2, I have it and it has everything you need to get started also gives you 10ft of 24gauge kanthals and some organic cotton.

Have fun

 

[ThaFuzz]

Skip the v4 its a leaker. Get a sapor or troll, both from wotofo. Or go rta same process, less mess.

 

[gpjoe]

Skip the v4 its a leaker. Get a sapor or troll, both from wotofo. Or go rta same process, less mess.

Yep, agreed 100%. Avoid the MXV4 even if it is free. Not a good atty for a beginner, or anyone that doesn't want juice leaking everywhere. If you are set on a bottom feed atomizer, get a Tsunami. For a simple RTA you could try the Avocado. There are tons of atomizers out there and the easiest to build have a "Velocity-style" deck (two posts, four holes). These are exceptionally easy to build with a single or dual coil.

If I were only going to have one wire size I would choose 26ga. It is a decent all around wire. I use it more than any other size - of course this is dependent on your equipment and what you are trying to accomplish.

Thinner wire (higher resistance) will heat faster and generally lengthen battery life but is more delicate and can be trickier to use. Heavier wire (lower resistance) will do the opposite - heat slower and use more battery power, but is easier to work with.

I find 26ga to be a good compromise, though I do occasionally use 24ga wire.

The kit you linked to seems to have all the tools you will need.