Clearomizers better than protank 2 suggestions
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Well I have my first RBA coming - I chose the Tobeco clone of the kayfun Lite/Russian 91% - if I love it I will order the real deal. 
I used Rebuildable Atomizer Systems to check out reviews and info (of course watched some youtubes too) and just looked for one that seemed to have overall good performance and enough simplicity to not be terrifying LOL.
I used Rebuildable Atomizer Systems to check out reviews and info (of course watched some youtubes too) and just looked for one that seemed to have overall good performance and enough simplicity to not be terrifying LOL.
All clearomisers are better than Protank 2.
(It's a fact of life... )
Enough of the jokes.
How big a RBA are you prepared to use? The Kayfun and Taifun rebuildables are fantastic. They make a Protank look really small though.
There are many Genesis atomizers that are a nice size, but I only do Silica ones.
(It's a fact of life...
)Enough of the jokes.
How big a RBA are you prepared to use? The Kayfun and Taifun rebuildables are fantastic. They make a Protank look really small though.
There are many Genesis atomizers that are a nice size, but I only do Silica ones.
Ive done rebuilds for my igo w so maybe i'm ready and i have a ohm checker i got from 101 vape i'm pretty sure i'm ready just want to be on a low budget i was thinking nemesis clone + charger + batteries + rba
Good choice.
I am planning an order of
Nemesis clone (cheap)
Kick 2 (not cheap)
to use with my two RBAs.
Until then, I'm sticking with SID or KTS.
I would like to get a Kayfun or Russian (clone or real), but is there any decent RBA that's less expensive? Not a genesis type.
Right now I rebuild a Vivi Nova and the Protanks but I'd like a tank meant for rebuilding that's around $25 give or take.
Right now I rebuild a Vivi Nova and the Protanks but I'd like a tank meant for rebuilding that's around $25 give or take.
In the world of rba's you pretty much get what you pay for. Sure you can find ok clones that will work and vape well, but the investment into a quality rba is well worth the money. It will last for years and won't end up in the not used anymore drawer.
Every clone rba that I have purchased has left me disappointed, and are not used anymore. Sure they vape well, but when stacked up to my Authentic collection, they just don't deliver the goods and the quality is quite lacking.
For the OP, a decent choice for a PT replacement would be the Aspire Nautilus BCD or even the Aspire BCD. Like the design of the new Nautilus better since the went with a side air intake and it holds more juice. Don't personally own one, but if I wasn't vested into rba's and was still using a changeable coil atomizer, the Aspire would be my first choice.
Every clone rba that I have purchased has left me disappointed, and are not used anymore. Sure they vape well, but when stacked up to my Authentic collection, they just don't deliver the goods and the quality is quite lacking.
For the OP, a decent choice for a PT replacement would be the Aspire Nautilus BCD or even the Aspire BCD. Like the design of the new Nautilus better since the went with a side air intake and it holds more juice. Don't personally own one, but if I wasn't vested into rba's and was still using a changeable coil atomizer, the Aspire would be my first choice.
The aqua clone is what i'm looking at maybe for my first rba cheap and good reviews
Hey man,
I know rebuildables are the way to go and I've got a Tobeco Kayfun Lite clone on the way. But if you're interested in improving your Protank, you can buy the base from the Aerotank and pop it on your protank. You get airflow control and a sealed 510 connection, so in theory, no leaks. I haven't picked mine up yet but from what I've heard it definitely helps. KangerTech AeroTank Base - Sun-Vapers.com
I know rebuildables are the way to go and I've got a Tobeco Kayfun Lite clone on the way. But if you're interested in improving your Protank, you can buy the base from the Aerotank and pop it on your protank. You get airflow control and a sealed 510 connection, so in theory, no leaks. I haven't picked mine up yet but from what I've heard it definitely helps. KangerTech AeroTank Base - Sun-Vapers.com
Maybe I'll look into this. There's a thread about it in the RBA forum that I just started reading.
Can you use the aero tank base and a dual coil on a protank 2 or still stuck using a normal pt2 head due to the shaft size
I'm not 100% sure but I think if you have a Protank 2 even with the aerotank base you have to use those single coils as the dual coil PT3/Aerotank coils won't fit. They're threaded the same but the air shaft is different. Hope that helps.
Well I have my first RBA coming - I chose the Tobeco clone of the Kayfun Lite/Russian 91% - if I love it I will order the real deal.
I used Rebuildable Atomizer Systems to check out reviews and info (of course watched some youtubes too) and just looked for one that seemed to have overall good performance and enough simplicity to not be terrifying LOL.
Don't know how much different Kayfun lite is from the Rocket, which I've had for a month now. When I got it, it's already set up and ready to vape. It produces lots of vapors no matter what battery (mod, vv's, etc.) you use and is very consistent. My curiosity in rebuilding it already got in the way. And it worked just like the original. It's easy to set up. Just use longer wires to allow for easily tying it in around the screws.
One thing that might discourage you is the gurgling when it is refilled. Don't be, it'll disappear in no time. Let it soak after ten minutes or more and it's ready to go. It looks like a huge tank, but it is not meant to be topped up. 15 to 20 drops are okay and it vapes for long periods of time.
I really like my i Clears. Although thick plastic tasks that some juices crack, you could always just avoid those . For a rebuildable I like my nimbus dual micro coil with my kts. No regrets there. Nimbus and kts inexpensive and preform well to my standards. But do your research and find one that you like. I can't remember which rba it was but I saw one which had a ser through tank so you could see the smoke chambering up.. gotta find it will try to post ifi do
. For a rebuildable I like my nimbus dual micro coil with my kts. No regrets there. Nimbus and kts inexpensive and preform well to my standards. But do your research and find one that you like. I can't remember which rba it was but I saw one which had a ser through tank so you could see the smoke chambering up.. gotta find it will try to post ifi do
I love my anyvape davide bcc tanks. No leaks ever and are easy as hell to clean! I have a couple of them I like them so much. But my supplier buddy is going to show me how to rebuild the kayfun mods soon. But for now I love my davide bcc with 2.5 atoms and my EVODs with a 1.5 atom
You can pick up IGO-L or W for $25 and build awesome cloud. RBAs are all about coil builds and quality improvement of high end atty is pretty subtle for most people. I have seen many pros using IGO for really awesome builds. IGO-W is triple post for easy dual coil build and have seen quad coils too. So, I would humbly disagree with associating price tag with quality on RDA.
Hi, I had a pro tank 2 for all of a day, and gave it away to a buddy. He used it for a day or 2 and haven't seen him with it since. Aspire nautilus is on my svd at mo and I'm quite impressed! The adjustable air flow is great, which in turn controls how much juice is coming through, more or less of a vacum. I have 2 reo's with rm2 (rba with micro coil and cotton) and while the sweet spot is amazing on the reo it's so inconcistant, over squonking, under squonking, leaking etc. so wanted to try something else and add to my collection. Love my reo and with still use them, but the nautilus come close. For a clearo it pretty good. Just my 2 cents.
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