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Silence

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My favorite would have to be my only one...
The Caterpillar by SmokTech
It seems to do exactly what I need it to. Right now I am running dual coils at about 1.2 ohms on an iStick.
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I like the Odin by LokiLab - it's my favorite RDA at the moment (especially with the router bit drip tip). I like it because it's easy to build, you can set up single or dual coil, and I like that it has AFC. I don't like the logo and I wish that you could take the top cap off like you can the TOBH. I'm not a cloud chaser, so I make dual coil builds with 28awg Kanthal that gets me to 1.0ohms.

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    I found my "sweet spot" before there was such a thing as RDAs or sub ohm vaping. So I wasn't still looking for a better vape when I started looking at RDAs, I was just looking for a more efficient way to do it. $6 for a new atomizer compared to maybe 10 cents for a new coil & wick just seemed like a no brainer.

    The end result was I wanted to find a RDA that I could make vape just like my old 510 atomizers. The A7 fits that bill quite well.

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    I found my "sweet spot" before there was such a thing as RDAs or sub ohm vaping. So I wasn't still looking for a better vape when I started looking at RDAs, I was just looking for a more efficient way to do it. $6 for a new atomizer compared to maybe 10 cents for a new coil & wick just seemed like a no brainer.

    The end result was I wanted to find a RDA that I could make vape just like my old 510 atomizers. The A7 fits that bill quite well.

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    Nice rig my friend!
     

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    Not my pic but it's the pic of the one I ordered and RECEIVED!! just this Monday:
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    I like my 30mm magma because it's so BIG; good for my 50+ year old eyes and nolongersteady fingers; the two posts are widely separated instead of having a center post;

    by contrast the igo-w3 was a pain to build with 5 posts cluttered in a 22mm well;

    the magma top cap screws on, so I guess that's a plus because there's no rubber rings to wear out; so this thing can last forever provided by the looks of it; the airflow ring doesn't turn once I screw down the top cap, in a way it's a minus but in a way it's a plus. And it's got adjustable center pin, unlike my igo-w3.

    I also got a veritas from fasttech, but 1 night soak and the water was brown from rust - apparently from the screws and nuts. Plus it's a pain to take the topcap off; you gotta screw it onto a mod to do that.
     

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    Not my pic but it's the pic of the one I ordered and RECEIVED!! just this Monday:
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    I like my 30mm magma because it's so BIG; good for my 50+ year old eyes and nolongersteady fingers; the two posts are widely separated instead of having a center post;

    by contrast the igo-w3 was a pain to build with 5 posts cluttered in a 22mm well;

    the magma top cap screws on, so I guess that's a plus because there's no rubber rings to wear out; so this thing can last forever provided by the looks of it; the airflow ring doesn't turn once I screw down the top cap, in a way it's a minus but in a way it's a plus. And it's got adjustable center pin, unlike my igo-w3.

    I also got a veritas from fasttech, but 1 night soak and the water was brown from rust - apparently from the screws and nuts. Plus it's a pain to take the topcap off; you gotta screw it onto a mod to do that.

    My lord that thing must hold an entire 30 ml bottle of juice. I really like that drip tip. I don't think my Magma clone came with one. I have the 1:1 FT clone.
     

    edyle

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    My lord that thing must hold an entire 30 ml bottle of juice. I really like that drip tip. I don't think my Magma clone came with one. I have the 1:1 FT clone.

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    Took a pic for you showing size comparison to a regular ego/510 adapter on the left; yep it holds a lot; I guess somewhere between 2 and 5 ml; I've got a lot of cotton in there soaked with the stuff and because of the way the airholes are, it's unlikely to leak; I've been leaving it lying horizontal without a problem.
     
    Work computer is making it tricky to supply photos, but since I purchased it my Mutation X has been amazing. Huge post holes make any time of build easy, and the airflow adjustment works for low subohm builds up to tasty flavor builds. Still can't believe it's a third of the cost of some of my other rda's. It doesn't look as sexy as some of the other atty's out there but for ease of build and performance, I love it. Close second for me is the Vulcan.
     
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