Are YOU a Tootle Puffer??
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Guys, since we're talking, attys for a tootle puffer? Most have too much air and I build my coils anywhere from .8 to 1 ohm (mostly 26 ga Kanthal).
The Tugboat is one, specially the V2 with the air control. I think the other one is the Vertex V2. Any more you could think of? Thanks!
I tried the Magma and no, not for me.
The Tugboat is one, specially the V2 with the air control. I think the other one is the Vertex V2. Any more you could think of? Thanks!
I tried the Magma and no, not for me.
Mornin' (Well, Afternoon Ms. Nanny 
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Andria, I got a few cheapy airflow driptips. No, they do NOT tighten the airflow, but rather open it up. So, it's like the difference between drawing on a firehose compared to a watermain
)Andria, I got a few cheapy airflow driptips. No, they do NOT tighten the airflow, but rather open it up. So, it's like the difference between drawing on a firehose compared to a watermain
I'm a Tootle Puffer, always have been.... And... I voted today! (up to 39% as of my vote)
Here's my latest Tootle Acquisition. It's a Sat22 Clone that's got 5 wraps of 32ga K1 on SS mesh coming in at 1.48 ohms.
I'm running it on my Ant mod with an 18350 and it clocks in at between 9 watts to 10 1/2 watts of Tootle Puffy Goodness
Here's my latest Tootle Acquisition. It's a Sat22 Clone that's got 5 wraps of 32ga K1 on SS mesh coming in at 1.48 ohms.
I'm running it on my Ant mod with an 18350 and it clocks in at between 9 watts to 10 1/2 watts of Tootle Puffy Goodness
The mailman just delivered my 10 genuine Kanger T3S that I got for under $20 including shipping.
I've been using the A7/A7 mini RDAs for almost three years now with 2 ohm coils. They're the perfect Tootle Puffer RDA even if getting a coil in them is a pain in the .....
Beautiful grain on that table, but your coils look like crap.I've been using the A7/A7 mini RDAs for almost three years now with 2 ohm coils. They're the perfect Tootle Puffer RDA even if getting a coil in them is a pain in the .....
Wax on wax off, focus.
For a <22mm RTA, you can't beat the classic IGO L.
USA shipped - $9.95 plus shipping
Youde UD IGO-L Rebuildable Atomizer
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For a 22mm RTA, I haven't found anything more versatile than my Veritas clone. The chamber/topcap design makes for awesome flavor. Wide open, it's a somewhat restrictive lung hit. I can tighten it down for a VERY restrictive MTL. Its design provides high leak resistance. The juice well is very large, holding approximately 2ml+ in cotton/rayon. It's slightly challenging to build with dual-vertical coils. A single horizontal (my preferred build @ 1.2Ω) is a piece of cake, however. (The below reviews show single-horizontal builds.)
Drawbacks? Because of the design, you can't easily drip through the driptip opening but it's possible. You can easily drip through the airflow hole if mostly open. The top cap is easy to remove, however. The large juice well means I can "fill" the atty and vape fairly hard for about an hour.
Most don't come with a driptip. So be prepared to supply your own. Most tootle puffers would not like the tip that came with mine anyway. I'm sure there are other T-P RTAs but I stopped looking after vaping the Veritas. Good luck!
Authentic still sells for $120
Veritas RDA Rebuildable Atomizer by iHybrid Mods
USA shipped clone- $14.99 + shipping
Veritas Atomizer Clone by Tobeco - 101 Vape
China shipped clone- $8.49 - free shipping
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Phil's review: Phil's build is a bit clumsy.
Taste Your Juice | THE VERITAS RDA BY IHYBRID
Rip's review: Rip's build is more difficult than it needs to be.
Veritas RDA By Faceless – RiPTrippers
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What's with all the error pages today ! ! ! !
ya I know, & it's only been in there for 4 months.
Beautiful grain on that table, but your coils look like crap.
ya I know, & it's only been in there for 4 months.
Amen to all that -- I do have rewick every other day, my juice is so gunky, and it's a huge pain. I'm working on reducing the amount of flavoring I use, so it's not such a bad problem, but I'm pretty sure that my love of sweetness probably means that gunk will continue to be somewhat of a problem, even if I can get the flavoring down to the 20% I'm aiming for.
And I'm thinking that all those emails and newsletters means that I need to discontinue my MadVapes newsletters -- I don't give a rip about 3mg juice or 100w mods, and that's all they ever seem to advertise.
Andria
I'm a Tootle Puffer, always have been.... And... I voted today! (up to 39% as of my vote)
Here's my latest Tootle Acquisition. It's a Sat22 Clone that's got 5 wraps of 32ga K1 on SS mesh coming in at 1.48 ohms.
I'm running it on my Ant mod with an 18350 and it clocks in at between 9 watts to 10 1/2 watts of Tootle Puffy Goodness
some Manly Tootle Puff Cuteness right there
Love my iGo L, I agree with you, great vape. I enlarged the airhole to 1.2 and it's a fog machine. I'll do more research, thanks!
Filled one of the T3's up with DIY FC blueberry-sweet and it vipes nice. A stiffer draw than the Evods but ok and I will need to rewick with a cotton wick. The stock 1.8 silica leaves a bit to be desired.
Have to see about increasing the airflow a bit after rewickiing.
Have to see about increasing the airflow a bit after rewickiing.
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I really liked the IGO-L Rebuildables those and the Phoenix and A7 (a little harder to build on) were all the rage a bit back and still great! I still have quite a few of each probably from some coops. I don't rebuild any more but they are good to have around if blister packs are ever outlawed
If any of your stock 510 Kayfun drip tips will fit on the Derringer or stuck inside it's built on drip tip. Should cut down the air flow by quite a bit.
Yeah, I went browsing all the different AFC driptips after I posted that, and came to same conclusion, that they won't help, that I really need a driptip with a very small hole. I did try a kayfun driptip, TD, and that worked pretty well, but.. I just can't stand the way those look, they remind me of baby-bottle nipples.
I'm thinking of getting another "genie" driptip for it, a black one, because that one really does have a small opening, and they're also pretty dang tall, so that gives me some distance from the hot coil. I think that may be my best solution.Can't figure out why everyone was saying the Derringer has "restricted" air flow if you use just one hole... it's not true; I've got the barest edge of just one hole showing, and I can't feel any resistance in the draw AT ALL, just none, it's like trying to "smoke a straw."
I'm really disappointed. So far, of RDAs, only the Magma seems really suited to tootling. I find the Veritas a *little* too airy, even with the barest edge of airhole showing, but I think it might also be helped with a driptip that has a skinny hole. But I like the Magma's architecture the best; with an o-ring under the AFC ring, you can remove the threaded cap without disturbing the AFC setting, and that is TERRIFIC. With the others, you have to readjust the AFC everytime you take the cap off, and it's a pain. Think I'll just get another Magma, maybe a black one this time.Andria
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