RDA simplistic dripper

[junkfixr]

I'm looking for recommendations for a dripper that I can get started with using higher resistance builds on (.8 - 1 ohm) that won't be extremely airy. Preferably single coil with dual coil option. I'm shooting for flavor and moderately thick clouds using a vw regulated mod. I don't mind owning decent clones so any and all info is welcomed.

 

[Heespharm]

The clt2 sounds like it'll fit the bill... Good flavor good clouds, easy builds


Edit: I'm sorry doesn't do single coil

Zenith clone or tugboat clone

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[joelmora89]

Magma, veritas, or plum veil in no particular order

 

[vapdivrr]

I'm looking for recommendations for a dripper that I can get started with using higher resistance builds on (.8 - 1 ohm) that won't be extremely airy. Preferably single coil with dual coil option. I'm shooting for flavor and moderately thick clouds using a vw regulated mod. I don't mind owning decent clones so any and all info is welcomed.

Wow how times have changed, you mentioned higher resistances at .8 to 1 ohm, I used to get crucified when I talked about going that low and now it's considered high?

 

[jersey_emt]

IGO-W fits the bill and is dirt cheap. I use the IGO-L, which is similar but has only two posts (single coil only), on my iTaste MVP 2.0 and VV 3.0 and it works great. Ten wraps of 30 gauge Kanthal around a 1/16" rod puts me at 2.0 ohms, which is perfect for these low-power VV/VW devices. I've also tried it on my mechanical mods in the resistance range you want (0.8 - 1.0 ohm) and it has worked well.

Be sure your VV/VW mod is capable of running 0.8 - 1.0 ohm coils efficiently. My MVP 2.0 and VV 3.0 will fire coils down to 0.8 ohms, but because they are limited to 3.5 amps, they fire them at very low voltages and do not vape nearly as well as a ~2.0 ohm coil.

 

[Paradicio]

The Sig S may fit your bill. It's super cheap ($15), easy to build (learn) on, and it's a solid atty.

 

[Confuzzled1969]

I'm looking for recommendations for a dripper that I can get started with using higher resistance builds on (.8 - 1 ohm) that won't be extremely airy. Preferably single coil with dual coil option. I'm shooting for flavor and moderately thick clouds using a vw regulated mod. I don't mind owning decent clones so any and all info is welcomed.

I am a fan of the Veritas, it is ideal for dual coils and can be used with a single coil.

As for simplistic, it has only 3 main pieces. Build deck, top cap, & drip tip and that is it. Excellent flavor, and very resistant to leaking, it is my go to dripper...

I have seen others have problems with the insulator on the centerpost (+) burning out, I have not yet experienced this myself but I have seen it mentioned many times.

 

[readeuler]

I got a used trident clone with my mod, and that's exactly how I use it. It's 21mm, unfortunately, but can run single or dual and has 4 airflow settings (only 1 for dual coils). It's given me no problems, but you can't adjust the 510 pin.

 

[BeerGolfClouds]

An RDA that checks off every wish on that list is the Quasar. Easy to build on with post holes, adjustable airflow with single and dual coil options, reduced chamber for huge flavor (even using higher resistance builds) and will produce a fairly high amount of vapor on demand. High quality clones are readily available for dirt cheap too if that's the route you want to take. IMO it's one of the most underrated and overlooked RDAs out there when it comes to big flavor.

 

[BobC]

Bottom or top feed?

 

[junkfixr]

Top feeder. I settled on the Infinite Magma. You can build single coil, adjust the airflow for that individual coil and deep juice well should ease my fear of running dry while I'm learning. Thanks for all the insight and many recommendations. There are so many choices and eventually I'd like to get around to experimenting with a few more drippers. I have this gut feeling that someday, I'm going to get a hold of a Reo and kick myself for not doing it sooner. ;-)

 

[Feignix]

Not necessarily! I'm not saying by any means it isn't a solid or well functioning device, but I've learned it's not for everyone, at least not for me. Who knows, perhaps I may give it another go round down the road, but for now, I love my traditional tube and box mech mods and top feeding atty's and probably will for some time to come! Ymmv!