very nice...cool looking mod ..I have owned the Limitless xl, exo xl, and currently have the Combo RDTA which I really like , very smooth, 7-8 different build decks to choose from.
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smok tfv8 or tfv12 cloud beast king ??
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Here are all the decks available for the Combo RDTA
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Sorry if you've said so and I missed it, but are you brand new to building or do you have some experience? if you have NONE, I'd definitely recommend some kind of subohm tank at least to start. So many do have the RBA decks if you want the option, and I'd hate for you to get an RTA-only and then get frustrated as a new builder since of course it won't work without user input.
My feelings on the V8 vs the 12 is really come down to a) I had a bad experience with the 12 and b) it is also that much more recent and the 8 is well-worn and well-loved. I think it's a little safer, but you may well enjoy the 12 more. Again, talking about factory heads.
If you're not a new builder or else are just ready for an RTA, I'd definitely look at the OBS Engines or really any of the Griffin line. I think they hit all the boxes in terms of relatively easy to build, good performance, etc. My Pharaoh is still on the way so I can't make an honest recommendation on that one but it has quickly amassed popularity. If you really just want clouds upon clouds (or flavor upon flavor) there may be better and more specific options, and certainly there are more than just two very good all-around tanks. Those are just the brands I'm both most comfortable with and feel right recommending. My Eleaf Lemo 3 really is one of my favorites, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it.
After all that, really you probably can't go wrong with a V8 or V12, especially if you include the RBA deck or decks. There are just so many other options on top of those, depending on what you're looking for and what you're willing to do. That was more my point from the beginning
My feelings on the V8 vs the 12 is really come down to a) I had a bad experience with the 12 and b) it is also that much more recent and the 8 is well-worn and well-loved. I think it's a little safer, but you may well enjoy the 12 more. Again, talking about factory heads.
If you're not a new builder or else are just ready for an RTA, I'd definitely look at the OBS Engines or really any of the Griffin line. I think they hit all the boxes in terms of relatively easy to build, good performance, etc. My Pharaoh is still on the way so I can't make an honest recommendation on that one but it has quickly amassed popularity. If you really just want clouds upon clouds (or flavor upon flavor) there may be better and more specific options, and certainly there are more than just two very good all-around tanks. Those are just the brands I'm both most comfortable with and feel right recommending. My Eleaf Lemo 3 really is one of my favorites, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it.
After all that, really you probably can't go wrong with a V8 or V12, especially if you include the RBA deck or decks. There are just so many other options on top of those, depending on what you're looking for and what you're willing to do. That was more my point from the beginning
i have no experience in building yet ,but the limitless came with two pre-built decks..they just need wicking ..i hope to start to build soon ..thanks for the advice ..Sorry if you've said so and I missed it, but are you brand new to building or do you have some experience? if you have NONE, I'd definitely recommend some kind of subohm tank at least to start. So many do have the RBA decks if you want the option, and I'd hate for you to get an RTA-only and then get frustrated as a new builder since of course it won't work without user input.
My feelings on the V8 vs the 12 is really come down to a) I had a bad experience with the 12 and b) it is also that much more recent and the 8 is well-worn and well-loved. I think it's a little safer, but you may well enjoy the 12 more. Again, talking about factory heads.
If you're not a new builder or else are just ready for an RTA, I'd definitely look at the OBS Engines or really any of the Griffin line. I think they hit all the boxes in terms of relatively easy to build, good performance, etc. My Pharaoh is still on the way so I can't make an honest recommendation on that one but it has quickly amassed popularity. If you really just want clouds upon clouds (or flavor upon flavor) there may be better and more specific options, and certainly there are more than just two very good all-around tanks. Those are just the brands I'm both most comfortable with and feel right recommending. My Eleaf Lemo 3 really is one of my favorites, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it.
After all that, really you probably can't go wrong with a V8 or V12, especially if you include the RBA deck or decks. There are just so many other options on top of those, depending on what you're looking for and what you're willing to do. That was more my point from the beginning
I have the TFV8 and the TFV12, I prefer the TFV8 the TFV12 is a bit of an over kill for me. It's like having a V 12 engine in a car for city driving. I like the TFV12 and glad they put it out, nice to see what can be done. I'm making Clapton dual SS coils for the TFV8, I got 2 tanks both with RBAs and the TFV12 is the RBA version.
is it worth trying these before i make my own coils ?.....Demon Killer 48 Pre-made Coils Selection of 8 Styles Clapton, 6 of Each Style Coil Comes with 8 Sheets of Muji Cotton - Perfect for RDA, RBA, RDTA
what's your thoughts on theSorry if you've said so and I missed it, but are you brand new to building or do you have some experience? if you have NONE, I'd definitely recommend some kind of subohm tank at least to start. So many do have the RBA decks if you want the option, and I'd hate for you to get an RTA-only and then get frustrated as a new builder since of course it won't work without user input.
My feelings on the V8 vs the 12 is really come down to a) I had a bad experience with the 12 and b) it is also that much more recent and the 8 is well-worn and well-loved. I think it's a little safer, but you may well enjoy the 12 more. Again, talking about factory heads.
If you're not a new builder or else are just ready for an RTA, I'd definitely look at the OBS Engines or really any of the Griffin line. I think they hit all the boxes in terms of relatively easy to build, good performance, etc. My Pharaoh is still on the way so I can't make an honest recommendation on that one but it has quickly amassed popularity. If you really just want clouds upon clouds (or flavor upon flavor) there may be better and more specific options, and certainly there are more than just two very good all-around tanks. Those are just the brands I'm both most comfortable with and feel right recommending. My Eleaf Lemo 3 really is one of my favorites, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it.
After all that, really you probably can't go wrong with a V8 or V12, especially if you include the RBA deck or decks. There are just so many other options on top of those, depending on what you're looking for and what you're willing to do. That was more my point from the beginning
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I had bought something similar to the Demon Killer premade coils 48, 6 of each. Maybe they will come in handy for something but I decided to make my own for the TFV8.
I'm using 8 turns of 5 32 gauge twisted strands and would like .80 ohms for each coil, SS to be used in temp mode. I think .5 is the highest in the premade kit.
I'm using 8 turns of 5 32 gauge twisted strands and would like .80 ohms for each coil, SS to be used in temp mode. I think .5 is the highest in the premade kit.
I'm not personally a fan of RDTAs but the avocados are quite popular so I wouldn't not recommend it. Just doesn't fit my vaping style. It's another GeekVape and as I've said they've put out some great prodcuts for the price point (especially, IMO, the griffin line and the Peerless RDA).
As I was building on my V8 today it struck me how the grub screws are tougher to use than those on a pure RTA.
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I continue to watch you tube coil building and came across
DAEDALUS By Avid Artisan, Here is a video I watched
Since I can't even do a 32 gauge wrap I'm interested in the Daedalus, I found it is sold at a few placed from 79 to 42 dollars. China costs less but delivery is much slower.
Anuy opinions about this device?
DAEDALUS By Avid Artisan, Here is a video I watched
Since I can't even do a 32 gauge wrap I'm interested in the Daedalus, I found it is sold at a few placed from 79 to 42 dollars. China costs less but delivery is much slower.
Anuy opinions about this device?
Interesting; do you find them easier to strip, just more likely to skip threads, what makes them difficult for you?
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