Better RDA

[steelebrew]

I picked up an Igo-L a little while back, it works pretty well but I hate putting new coils the post. I was hoping to get some suggestions on a rda that has better posts. Thanks

 

[jjkillian]

Igo-W?

The cap between the two is interchangeable.

 

[campbellshaun]

On the (W) do you wrap your coil around the post or are there holes in the posts

Samsung galaxy s3

 

[Mike88]

I would go with a trident clone, the post are slotted and they each have a small cap that screws down on to the wire to secure it

 

[misscurse18]

The Igo-w has the hole you dont wrap around. I use .8 flat kanthal and still have no problem getting it in the posts.

 

[classwife]

Moved to Rebuildable Atomizer Systems from The Modding Forum - Atomizer mods

 

[silber]

trident clone: Coils are attached by putting the coil legs through large slots cut in the posts, and then clamping down a cap. The caps are slotted for a flat head screwdriver, and are easy to grip, so you can use it without any tools. One of the easiest decks to use ever, and it plays nice with kanthal ribbon. Single or dual adjustable air flow up to 3mm single/2mm dual, so you can run any coil setup. Copper center post, so it conducts better than most attys. Aggressive chamber reduction so it has better flavor & more vapor than your igo with an identical coil. cons: orings are a tight fit at first and require lubing with eliquid when putting the top cap on, after a few months mine is a lot easier to use. positive post insulator easy to melt because coils sit low, just watch your placement when building. The drip tip that comes with it doesn't fit well to make sure you have one you'll like on it.

Igo-w: like the igo-l but it has holes in the posts, and 3 posts. 2 air holes, so it's dual coil only. You can later upgrade it with a 22mm top cap and a copper positive post, which actually makes it a pretty good little atty.

 

[spaceman84]

I like the mounting system of the immortalizer. Have a trident and it's okay, just another generic dripper if you ask me. It is easy to build for if a bit cramped compared to some. The Immortalizer however has a unique, well engineered design and indisputably better flavor than the competition. Pick up a clone (preferably hcigar made) and the worst you'll have to worry about is replacing the screws if you lose one or the threads get stripped. I don't recommend the fasttech version as the screws are very poor quality and the unit is frequently missing an o-ring. The hcigar version can be found for about $25-30 and performs flawlessly.

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