Are YOU a Tootle Puffer??

[TrollDragon]

I've vaped all three (not mine). I think they're all excellent. I had to include them in a quick list. But the builds are also much more difficult than a kayfun-type rta. I am a lazy vaper. Give me something easy and quick to master. My credo is usually simple is better; less is more. I won't do busy builds for myself. I also don't like over-engineered equipment. I sold my KF4 clone because it was too busy for me. I'm not getting into an Origen, especially when I'm tickled-to-death with what I have. But I am very glad there are scholars like yourself to keep us all in line and the art alive. Cheers!

I am glad to hear you have tried them all. I do believe that people should try a proper mesh build in an Origen to experience what flavor is really all about. The builds do require more work than the Kayfun's do, but its a part of vaping that I thoroughly enjoy. While everyone is moving towards sub tanks and coil heads, I seem to be going backwards with vaping gear. I was recently sent a Satburn 22 from a very generous ECF'er, it is an impressive little genesis style atty with a unique shape.

It is great that we all have different styles of vaping and different gear to vape on. Thanks to ECF I can explore all the different device choices, gathering information from a very knowledgeable and extremely helpful community.

If I hadn't joined here I might still be using the Nautilus mini , or possibly have gone back to smokes.

 

[AndriaD]

I've vaped all three (not mine). I think they're all excellent. I had to include them in a quick list. But the builds are also much more difficult than a Kayfun-type RTA. I am a lazy vaper. Give me something easy and quick to master. My credo is usually simple is better; less is more. I won't do busy builds for myself. I also don't like over-engineered equipment. I sold my KF4 clone because it was too busy for me. I'm not getting into an Origen, especially when I'm tickled-to-death with what I have. But I am very glad there are scholars like yourself to keep us all in line and the art alive. Cheers!

That sounds so like me. Yet another thing I'm loving about the Achilles... TOP FILLING! None of that vacuum-sealed business; it may hold 2-2.5ml, but it's still an RDA! so I don't have to worry about trashing the 510 threads with all the putting on and taking off, and I don't have to fiddle with itty bitty screws either! YAY!

Andria

 

[Belhade]

Evening fellow Tootle Puffers, I need some suggestions.

Parameters: Single coil RTA's, Cost: NA, size: 22-23mm, Airflow: MTL but a bit open.

I have a Russian 91%V2 and a KFL+ that I like quite a bit.

Thanks,
Boden

It's a bit small at 18mm (same diameter as a Protank and its Ego beauty rings) but I really love my Big Buddha mini tank, single coil with dual air flow control holes.

 

[5cardstud]

Copying a quote from one of our dearest here.....

If you have not signed, why not?

If you're not a member of CASAA, why not...

Okay I finally took the time which was all of a minute.

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[5cardstud]

It's a bit small at 18mm (same diameter as a Protank and its Ego beauty rings) but I really love my Big Buddha mini tank, single coil with dual air flow control holes.

I guess I'm just too lazy. I have 3 or 4 Nautilus's and just screw in a new coil when I need one. I had a friend send me about 25 boxes of coils so I won't run out soon. Plus I get so much time out of a coil it's going to be awhile.

 

[Katdarling]

Yours are a lot prettier than mine

I thank you. I think in life, and in my book, Life Lessons Via Vaping, that's the way it's "supposed" to be.

I am glad to hear you have tried them all. I do believe that people should try a proper mesh build in an Origen to experience what flavor is really all about. The builds do require more work than the Kayfun's do, but its a part of vaping that I thoroughly enjoy. While everyone is moving towards sub tanks and coil heads, I seem to be going backwards with vaping gear. I was recently sent a Satburn 22 from a very generous ECF'er, it is an impressive little genesis style atty with a unique shape.

It is great that we all have different styles of vaping and different gear to vape on. Thanks to ECF I can explore all the different device choices, gathering information from a very knowledgeable and extremely helpful community.

If I hadn't joined here I might still be using the Nautilus mini , or possibly have gone back to smokes.

Mr. Dragon!!! I liked your post right up to the last line. Honey pie, the Naughty Minis are delightful for some of us. I wouldn't trade mine in at this point. Be nice, or I'll have to ask you to give up your wrist band.

 

[cindycated]

Evening fellow Tootle Puffers, I need some suggestions.

Parameters: Single coil RTA's, Cost: NA, size: 22-23mm, Airflow: MTL but a bit open.

I have a Russian 91%V2 and a KFL+ that I like quite a bit.

Thanks,
Boden

• Squape Reloaded is stupid easy to build, but if you get a clone, it could be a challenge to get it up and running.
• Taifun GT-V2 is one that's been recommended to me over and over again (been holding out cuz all my mods are 22mm).
• Out of the old KFs, I hear v3.1 had the best airflow. KFL+ V2 had that adjustable airflow screw thing at the bottom (some people leave the screw off for extra air, I have mine pretty tight). Dunno about V4, but not willing to get an atty that has 40 parts to find out.
• I'm about to receive a Tobeco Aqua V2 tomorrow. It can take single coil builds, but it's natively a dual coil atty, just like the Orchid, which also has good airflow. With these two, just a matter of plugging one of the airholes and a couple of the wick channels (or you can do split wicks).

 

[cindycated]

I am glad to hear you have tried them all. I do believe that people should try a proper mesh build in an Origen to experience what flavor is really all about. The builds do require more work than the Kayfun's do, but its a part of vaping that I thoroughly enjoy. While everyone is moving towards sub tanks and coil heads, I seem to be going backwards with vaping gear. I was recently sent a Satburn 22 from a very generous ECF'er, it is an impressive little genesis style atty with a unique shape.

It is great that we all have different styles of vaping and different gear to vape on. Thanks to ECF I can explore all the different device choices, gathering information from a very knowledgeable and extremely helpful community.

If I hadn't joined here I might still be using the Nautilus mini , or possibly have gone back to smokes.

I love my gennies, but still haven't gotten into mesh. (have waaay too much rayon to use up first ) I rewick pretty often and hate that they pretty much have to be taken apart to wick them correctly. My favorite one is the BF-99.

That's why I didn't recommend them. PITA to rewick (or alternatively you'd have to play with mesh) and draw's pretty tight. Boden had asked for something a little airier.

 

[Krisma]

I am gonna dress mine in ego fur.

I find you hilarious. I am not sure I want to see what ego fur is.

Mink twist, sable vision hahahahaha

 

[tiburonfirst]

Evening fellow Tootle Puffers, I need some suggestions.

Parameters: Single coil RTA's, Cost: NA, size: 22-23mm, Airflow: MTL but a bit open.

I have a Russian 91%V2 and a KFL+ that I like quite a bit.

Thanks,
Boden

I highly recommend the Erlkonigin or Lemo 2. The Erlk sits at just under 21mm in stock trim. The Lemo 2 is 22m. I'm hoping for a Lemo 2 drop.

Many like the FEV 3, Rose 2 and Gennies. I guess it depends on how much rebuilding you wanna do.

Good luck!

I love my gennies, but still haven't gotten into mesh. (have waaay too much rayon to use up first ) I rewick pretty often and hate that they pretty much have to be taken apart to wick them correctly. My favorite one is the BF-99.

That's why I didn't recommend them. PITA to rewick (or alternatively you'd have to play with mesh) and draw's pretty tight. Boden had asked for something a little airier.

morning! all great suggestions, boden but don't overlook this:
Eleaf GS Air Fan | E-Cigarette Forum
now i know troll won't agree but we all have our preferences and when @mikepetro declares the gs air m tank a pretty decent little tank it might be worth checking

not a rta but rebuildable!

 

[Nanny22]

Another vote for the GSAir - specifically the GS Air"M". I put away a LOT of tanks when I bought 8 of these little beauties. Fantastic flavor, coils last a very long time, and the tank is so inexpensive it is almost a no-brainer! Works like a dream for a lot of us.

 

[suprtrkr]

I thank you. I think in life, and in my book, Life Lessons Via Vaping, that's the way it's "supposed" to be.

Call me a traditionalist. Or just male. Mine are plain old, plain old, boring stainless grey

 

[Boden]

I am somewhat familiar with gennies...



Thanks for the suggestions

 

[Krisma]

Another vote for the GSAir - specifically the GS Air"M". I put away a LOT of tanks when I bought 8 of these little beauties. Fantastic flavor, coils last a very long time, and the tank is so inexpensive it is almost a no-brainer! Works like a dream for a lot of us.

@Nanny22 I looked at them but I thought I would struggle with the dual coils. Do they do a single coil.

 

[Nanny22]

@Nanny22 I looked at them but I thought I would struggle with the dual coils. Do they do a single coil.

Krisma, if you want to rebuild, you can rebuild to single coil with no problem at all. Several of the "Airheads" rebuild their coils. I am saving my spent coils for that purpose, but right now, they are so inexpensive, all I have done is replace with a new one. Unlike the Nautilus, etc. the Air coils have minimal wait time for juice to absorb, no real "new coil" break in or off taste, and I have had them last over three weeks + each. I've never had a dry burnt hit, either - being a true Tootle Puffer I just MtoL, under 10 Watts using the current 1.5 Ohm coils. So easy, I don't even think about anything but which juices I want for the day.
Head over here and ask any questions you'd like: Eleaf GS Air Fan | E-Cigarette Forum

 

[Krisma]

Krisma, if you want to rebuild, you can rebuild to single coil with no problem at all. Several of the "Airheads" rebuild their coils. I am saving my spent coils for that purpose, but right now, they are so inexpensive, all I have done is replace with a new one. Unlike the Nautilus, etc. the Air coils have minimal wait time for juice to absorb, no real "new coil" break in or off taste, and I have had them last over three weeks + each. I've never had a dry burnt hit, either - being a true Tootle Puffer I just MtoL, under 10 Watts using the current 1.5 Ohm coils. So easy, I don't even think about anything but which juices I want for the day.
Head over here and ask any questions you'd like: Eleaf GS Air Fan | E-Cigarette Forum

Thank you for that. I won a little one (gs air) and have coils just haven't got around to trying it.

You want me to join another thread. It's hard enough to keep up as it is.

 

[Nanny22]

Thank you for that. I won a little one (gs air) and have coils just haven't got around to trying it.

You want me to join another thread. It's hard enough to keep up as it is.

LOL, many of the same people in this thread are over there, too! You won't even have to make new friends.

 

[Krisma]

LOL, many of the same people in this thread are over there, too! You won't even have to make new friends.

It's over 450 pages OMG

 

[aldenf]

It's over 450 pages OMG

No need to read the entire thread. There are a few tangents, similar to hear, that only add humor to the discussion. Fill the GS Air up and join us!

 

[anjelvape77]

after a really long weekend I was trying to get caught up on here when the call came in that my uncle has passed away...apparently getting caught up on ECF is just not a part of the plan...I hope everyone is having a great day and the week goes better than it has started...