Does the Trident have single coil airhole options?

[longhorn1991]

Hey guys

Sorry for the barrage of questions to the New Members Forum, but I have decided to splurge on some vape gear lately and have a question about the Trident rda. I am aware that it is an rda with adjustable airflow options. However, I typically stick to single coil builds for the convenience and ease, and I was wondering if the trident had an airflow configuration that suited single coil builds? (IE the airholes are open only on one side)

 

[Rossum]

It does. Three different size air holes for single-coil mode. Dual-coil mode only has one size air-hole (two of them obviously) and they're quite large, but you can always cut down airflow by partially obscuring the holes. I find it to be very airy.

That said, I'm getting no joy from mine so far. I've made good builds for my Squape, Russian 91%, Aerotank, Protank, and IGO-L; all with "micro-coils" and cotton. But the Trident ain't working for me. I've done a 28 gauge single (around 1.4 ohms) and a 30 gauge dual (between 1.1 and 1.2 ohms) and neither produce anywhere near the vapor that my IGO-L does. I'm running this on a DNA-20 mod. I gotta be doing something wrong, but right now, I'm baffled what that might be.

 

[Sthur]

Like above the trident will let you do single or dual with the air hole selection top cap.

I am running 2 28 guage .57 ohms and cotton. Vapes like a dream and blows clouds on my mech with 30 amp sony battery.

 

[Insomniac13]

I have a clone V1 and my real V2 is coming in the mail
The airflow adjustment is great, with a bunch of options, and mine always seems to provide great vapor. I build mostly sub ohm single micro coils using cotton yarn, although I do make the eventual 1.2-2 ohm coil. The clone was my first RDA, and I couldn't be happier with it for the price.
And the Sony 30 amps rock!