Drip vs. Tanks

[Rathalos]

i kind of get now that generally RDAs have better flavor thus the best to use at home whereas tanks are more of outside use.

My question now which is better to use as a starter? would RDAs be a good way to start?

 

[javafreak]

Hehe buy them both dude.


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[Rathalos]

haha i would if i could even get hold of a kit first

 

[nuvole]

I use RBA while on the move, with high resistance coil and small mech for stealth vape.

rda and genny I use at home with loads of spare time. Fancy low resistance coil for making cloud.

 

[javafreak]

Make some diy juice and heat your pan to 200 degrees then drip juice on it and inhale. = RDA


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[Rathalos]

That seems about right with what everyone has been telling me

Now the problem is getting those equipment needed

@javafreak haha that's sooooo crude but hey it works, to be honest stuffs out here is so hard to come by im thinking of building a mod myself.

 

[chia]

I feel it's good to start on RDA 1st.. to get the coiling right. Some RBA are fussy where wicking is concern, and it can be frustrating to take apart just to remedy a wick issue..

 

[Rathalos]

Been hearing that RBAs have wickign problems are they really that bad or just some particular brands/clones?

 

[javafreak]

It's just sensitive. Needs special loving touch.


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[nuvole]

I use a carto style RBA and have no issue changing wick even with juice in the tank.
The same RBA without tank can be use as a mini dripper ;-)

 

[Rathalos]

Whats a carto style rba?

 

[nuvole]

Whats a carto style rba?

Google "Sophia by leo"

 

[Rathalos]

So it's like a hybrid of an RDA and RBA sicne you can take out the top to act as a dripper or screw the top on to allow wicking from a tank?

 

[nuvole]

The maker have his own thread on this forum site, if you are interested go there and ask.

 

[Rathalos]

thanks alot for the information appreciate it greatly