I am mainly a MTL/very restricted lung hit vaper so I here you. I don't see why most RTAs don't come with screw in restrictors it is very simple and would cost the companies next to nothing. This RDTA is a perfect example. I have one of mine with a make shift restrictor in it. I make contact coils of descending sizes and insert them into the airflow
Single Coil Serpent RDTA by Wotofo
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Ya I am not a fan of the screws I stripped them very quickly however I have had no problems with the clampsI've been using mine all day for four days.
It'sa great little atty IMO. However, I am not too fond of the clamps. They should have made them totally flat without a center protruding post. It doesn't feel super secure. The screws are also meh.
Currently running a triple parallel 26g ss316l 3.5mm.
No noise besides a normal air intake.
Great dense vape.
I Couldn't Agree More.
Especially when a Atty like this was Designed to be a Dedicated Single Coil. Which would attract more MTL users then say a Dual Coil set-up.
Filling this thing with a glass dropper bottle is a nightmare, juice just bleh out all over the place.
Try keeping the Fill Port where the Air comes out Higher than the Fill Port you are using to fill with. And fill relatively Slowly.
After using for couple weeks I have no issues to report. Screws, clamps, filling ports - all work well. Noisy - yes, but no whistle. Flavour is excellent. I wish couple air flow reducers were included (like Kayfun V5 and such) for proper MTL.
The problem isn't the actual filling, its sticking the dropper into the fill port. The excess juice on the outside of the dropper goes everywhere and makes a mess when you insert into the fill port.
I don't have any problems with the clamps as far as consistent contact, they just feel like the cheap weakpoint of the tank, along with the screws.
So, I just got this today and have been vaping with it for a bit now, enough to leave my impression here. I have and use an OBS engine nano, Merlin mini, all the Goblin minis, Coilart Mage GTA, Digiflavor Fujison, Serpent mini, Serpent mini 25, Serpent alto and now this Serpent RDTA. My impression so far is WOW. Super easy to build right out of the box, looks good even though they should made it a 25, but the flavor! This thing is my new favorite. The Serpent minis are awesome, the Alto sucks, neat tank/idea but the flavor is weak. This one though, just WOW! With the correct screwdriver the screws are fine and I kind of like the way the leads mount to the deck. GET THIS TANK!
With that I'll get this in the next pay day, while waiting for the gaia to be locally available in our place.
Glad I skipped the alto then. I really liked the build deck on it, but went for the RDTA instead once I saw it. So far the RDTA has been pretty good, for a $22 atty, I can't complain.
Personally I am glad it's 22mm, so sick of unnecessarily wide attys that hang over on my mods, or go outside the diameter of FDV/varitube 510s.
I'm 4 days into this atty and proud to report....its awesome!! Sadly, I like it so much it is making re-prioritize this month vape budget to get a few more. I find it perfect for flavor and doesn't guzzle the juice too bad. I stuck it on a old mech just to see how it looked and for some reason my TC mods have hardly been vaped on since..... I can't put it down.
I've always thought the sweet spot in an atty for flavor was 19mm to 22mm in size and I change my flavors up a lot. Being small as it is, it's perfect for vaping the expensive juices too. If your'e thinking about getting one, forget about it.... get two.
I've always thought the sweet spot in an atty for flavor was 19mm to 22mm in size and I change my flavors up a lot. Being small as it is, it's perfect for vaping the expensive juices too. If your'e thinking about getting one, forget about it.... get two.
I made a airflow reducer for my serpent mini. I get SS wire, gauge depends on how much i want to restrict, then wrap a tight long coil (i would try 4mm for serpent rdta, but you want it to sit a bit tight in the hole), cut to size, put into coil airflow, and boom, restricted airflow.
Made it with 24 GA Kanthal wire and it works. Once reducer is in the air channel you have to turn it against the coiling direction to secure. It will sit tight but you can still pull it out if needed.
The draw is very restricted now and the flavour is even better. Thanks for the tip, batteredwombat
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The heat treated one you mean.
It's noisy but vapes great. So depending on your OCD, you can kind of overlook the loudness.
I hope it's not too loud, I couldn't decide, the Gaia is only dual coil, the Pindad has the polycarbonate tank. Think it will look nice on my purple Minikin v2.Congrats!
The heat treated one you mean.
It's noisy but vapes great. So depending on your OCD, you can kind of overlook the loudness.
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