RDA best cloud chasing rda and best flavor rda's?
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I just copped the ivigo flybone and its surprisingly good. Bottom airflow gives great flavor, fan gives amazing vapor, and the fan also cools the vapor down. I have a single Clapton coil in mine and without the fan at 50 watts it's a little too hot, but with it it's perfect.
I find my troll gives me the best of both worlds depending on how I build it. I can't say its the BEST at any one thing, but it stands a solid ground in the middle depending on whether you build single or dual coils.
I have a Deringer (clone) which is supposed to provide top notch flavor, but I'm not impressed.
A buddy of mine has the Mutation X4 and its a pretty solid atty. It looks like you could kick up some serious clouds if you build it right since it has bottom and side air flow.
I stand by my troll though. I've had it for a while and haven't used anything else that really stands out and makes me want to buy anything else.
I have a Deringer (clone) which is supposed to provide top notch flavor, but I'm not impressed.
A buddy of mine has the Mutation X4 and its a pretty solid atty. It looks like you could kick up some serious clouds if you build it right since it has bottom and side air flow.
I stand by my troll though. I've had it for a while and haven't used anything else that really stands out and makes me want to buy anything else.
Love my troll too. My most used Atty. Besides the cheesy o rings that causes the chimney to leak and slide off easily (should probably wrap some floss under the o rings). The thing chucks and gets great flavor with all my builds. Currently running duel Clapton's .33ohm on my Sig
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I just rebuilt mine. I loaded it with dual parallel 24/28g macro coils. I have yet to make a successful clapton coil, but this setup is beasting it out. I did order the Mako shorty, but I'll give a brief review once its in and I get a chance to mess around with it. Its like a deringer on steroids (massive air flow and includes a air control chuff cap).
Oh nice usually the duel parallel builds are what I run huge clouds with the full flavor goodness. I actually cheated on this build. Bought a foot of Clapton wire at my local shop one day when I was stopping in to visit and chat lol. Haven't made any Clapton wire myself yet either. Charger broke for my drill before the Clapton thing came around haven't got around to getting a new charger for it yet. Oh I'm sure dood I like building them micros. Oh nice a friend has a derringer and I liked it a lot. Gonna have to look into that mako.
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For clouds only... go with the competition kennedy. If flavor is a factor, I like the Dodge v2 or mutationx v4
Best flavor with sufficient airflow -> LowPro
Pretty much the only RDA I've used the past month. The rest have just sat. It's not the easiest to build, but worth the trouble to me. I use a mech and found it really sings at .18ohm, 3mm ID, 4 wraps wide spaced, duals.
Pretty much the only RDA I've used the past month. The rest have just sat. It's not the easiest to build, but worth the trouble to me. I use a mech and found it really sings at .18ohm, 3mm ID, 4 wraps wide spaced, duals.
I don't drip much and mainly use RTAs, but I do have one RDA set up for vapor production.
The Phenotype-L is a two post design with excessive amounts of airflow that can be closed down. The atty does not have a single coil airflow option. It comes with a wide bore tip, a 510 drip tip adapter with a 510 drip tip. It retails for about $65. It's something I don't use every day, but it performs for clouds excellently. Easy to drip on too. A lot of space on the deck.
The Phenotype-L is a two post design with excessive amounts of airflow that can be closed down. The atty does not have a single coil airflow option. It comes with a wide bore tip, a 510 drip tip adapter with a 510 drip tip. It retails for about $65. It's something I don't use every day, but it performs for clouds excellently. Easy to drip on too. A lot of space on the deck.
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