Best Single Coil Atomisers

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SingedVapor

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It's offical. I don't like dual coil atomisers. I just love single coils too much. What are some of your guy's favourite single coil atomisers. And I don't mean dual coil atomisers with single coil adjustable airflow. I mean two post designs. With large airflow hole/s. :D (also I already have the veritas but it becomes a burden to build on after a while)
 
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A tank under 50?
Easy
kayfun clones
the lemo
heron clone

fogger v3 or 4


Basically go to fast tech look under rta. Or atomizers in general pick a few you like and throw a dart. Lol
if you dont like wating google the model info for a local hit maybe

In general my money is on Kayfuns
 
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I used to use a Protank mini, and didn't like the new dual coils at all. Too slow to heat up, and just not warm enough, for the same number of watts.

I like the "mini" RDAs, I use a Smok Dripper RDA. I'm going to order an A6 and/or Igo-S so I can use my own drip tip. They both have a rim around the edge so stray liquid doesn't fall out if you pop the cap off the way the Smok does. I don't see the point in the larger RDAs, seems like a bigger chamber would just mix more air in with the vapour. Coil placement is critical. Giving it a bit longer legs and pulling it closer to the air hole made all the difference, and you can fine-tune it by adjusting the height.

I use mine on a standard EVOD battery, 3.7 volts. 30 gauge 1.3mm cotton microcoil. I drilled the airhole out to 1.5mm. With 1.4-1.5 ohms it's 9 or 10 watts, and the performance is such that I don't feel I need anything more than that. I also like the fact that it looks like I'm sucking on a magic marker rather than a dildo. :2cool:
 

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you may want to look at the derringer...an oldie but goodie was the atomic it was designed to be a flavor atty not neccesarily a cloud machine.

Both of those are daul coil and with air flow that makes it hard to run single coil. Question is asking for Single coil or 2 post attys.
 
A good magma clone on single coil/single airflow setting. 2 post design, good enough airflow, decent vapor and excellent flavour.
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A lot of people might not like this answer, but I'm currently digging the Doge V2 with a single coil (ni200). It's definitely geared towards airflow, but I find that it also produces very good flavor with a single coil. That being said, my only other dripper to date (aside from Joye 510 attys back in the day) is the Igo which I found to be a bit of a pain to work on.

Edit: I forgot to mention that it has a very attractive price point ($40).
 

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For RDAs I like the Odin, Magma, and Veritas in that order. I have several other RDAs, but those are the 3 that are in constant rotation while I may occasionally play with one of the others I own. I liked those three enough to own two of each.

On the Odin and Magma I switch from dual to single coil builds as my moods change. The Veritas is strictly a #24 spaced coil every time.
 
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After falling in love with the EHPro Kayfun V3, I'm in the market for a Kayfun V4 right now. In the Kayfun 4 threads, Tobeco is getting the nod for quality and price. EHPro has had some minor quality issues that are supposed to be fixed as the supply changes to the new revisions. Tobeco is working great right out of the box at about half the price of EHPro.

The new features people are buying for are adjustable juice feed control and the adjustable air control ring. You can also remove the coil head and recoil or change the wick without draining the juice from the tank. It's designed to be a single coil tank, but it has two sets of screw mounts that allow you to use double or single coils. You can also use the mounts for straight or diagonal mounting of a single coil.
 
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