Looking to try my first dripping rba. I've considered the fatty but am wondering if anyone has any suggestions. Doesn't have to be super low priced - I'd like one that's easy to build to start and good quality. Any suggestions?
Best beginner dripping RBA?
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Super low here. 9 bucks, plus has pre built coil. Pre built is ok, but learn how to build own for better results.
RDA Octopus by SMOKtech Rebuildable Dripper 1.7ohm - PURPLE [gv-SMOKtechRDAOctopus-PURPLE] - $8.95 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more
RDA Octopus by SMOKtech Rebuildable Dripper 1.7ohm - PURPLE [gv-SMOKtechRDAOctopus-PURPLE] - $8.95 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more
I Too am new to the world of Dripping and just purchased today the IGO-L after reading numerous posts as well as watching some video reviews on it.
Id agree with this atty too.. keep your cost low. this is a good atty. I had the Igo L and dont care for it. I have this atty too and really like it. I know it is cheap priced but works wel and easy to rebuild..
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The Trident clones at fasttech are hard to beat. Many of us have them. 16 bucks. The adjustable air holes are what separates these from many others. And they are a good looking Piece.
Singe or dual coil builds, Im dripping one now. I use them to test juices when mixing DIY.....
Definitely a IGO-L or you can get a Helios clone for $20. Both are super easy to setup.
Everyone has their favorite, personally I can't stand any with leaking side holes and airy draws. So I'll just stick with A7's.
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I've heard phenomenal things about the IGO-L. Especially for the price
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For a rda i am starting with a scar but i will be getting the igo-l here poll this week lol
I have Igo l and yk1 from Fasttech. I prefer yk1..it's small, looks great and gives a great flavor..and cheap too.
I have a scar and an igo-w. I've drilled out both a bit (1/16th). The scar has thumbscrews and holes, but draws air in through a single side hole in the base so the draw is fairly tight if you like that. The Igo-w has two holes on either side which were very simple to drill out. Both are very easy to rebuild.
I have a Nimbus clone, has 3 posts and it's pretty nice. Picking up a real Nimbus and an IGO-L soon. One thing to note on the Nimbus clone, the stock airhole is WAY too small. On a 1 ohm coil the vapor was extremely warm. Had it drilled to a 3/32 sized hole and it vapes very cool. Flavor is still there and is not to airy of a draw.
Just ordered that Helios clone...you have it, or anybody else have one?
I'm in the same boat...never used a dripper but my buddies are raving about them. Thinking about poppin in a real Nimbus...don't know much about them but I think the logo is cute...is that a dumb reason? Yep...but I still have to look at it and for 60 bucks it can't be bad, I hope
The Russian is a great first rba to begin with. Easy to build great vape. The Kayfun lite + or the Russian 91% would be good, they are basically the same. The Russian would probably be the better bet since I believe the air adjust screw is on the side.
I'm not into drippers, seems like a lot of hassle to go through, when I can just tank up and get a great vape all day with my rba. A lot will depend on where your interests lie. A great rba will produce every bit as good of vape as an rda without having to continually fill it.
I'm not into drippers, seems like a lot of hassle to go through, when I can just tank up and get a great vape all day with my rba. A lot will depend on where your interests lie. A great rba will produce every bit as good of vape as an rda without having to continually fill it.
The russian isn't a dripper. Lol.
The IGO series is the best line for people looking to get into dripping, IMO. Simple, good build quality, and pretty cheap to top it off. There are plenty of aftermarket caps to make them look nicer as well. There's no reason to drop $100 on a dripper that doesn't really offer any features over the IGOs, whether you're just getting into dripping or not. Some do, but most simply have engravings and a serial number to "justify" the high price.
The IGO series is the best line for people looking to get into dripping, IMO. Simple, good build quality, and pretty cheap to top it off. There are plenty of aftermarket caps to make them look nicer as well. There's no reason to drop $100 on a dripper that doesn't really offer any features over the IGOs, whether you're just getting into dripping or not. Some do, but most simply have engravings and a serial number to "justify" the high price.
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