Zephyrus and Mutation X v4. The freakshow mini is also nice but a bit painful to build.
Favorite tank and atty >>>> GO!!!!!
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I use rda's almost exclusively; the innokin iSub G that came with my iTaste MVP 3.0 Pro kit is the only tank I own. So by default it is my favorite tank, and although I have nothing to compare it to, I am very happy with it. It is easy to fill, doesn't leak at all, has a wide range of airflow control, and works great. Flavor of course is not as good as my RDA's but is impressive for a tank. It also is not too difficult to rebuild on.
As per RDA's, my favorite is my Project Sub-Ohm Edition CLT V3 Mini. It is an authentic RDA which costs only $30 and comes with a huge array of options -- wide bore Delrin drip tip, wide bore Pyrex drip tip, a removable mesh spitback reduction disk, and a 510 drip tip adaptor with a flush-mount ring to cover up the o-ring for the wide-bore drip tips when using a 510 drip tip. Its performance is phenomenal, with an amazing balance between flavor and vapor. Out of the box it was the cleanest RDA I've ever seen, without even a drop of machine oil or other junk. I still washed it, but it was the first RDA I've purchased that I would have felt completely comfortable just slapping on a coil and vaping on it straight out of the box. It has very large rectangular post holes that can fit just about anything. And there are plenty of airflow options.
$30 is an absolute steal for an authentic RDA as good as the CLT V3 Mini. You even get a little keychain Phillips head and flat head screwdriver, along with a complete extra set of hardware, with an spare for all three o-rings and all three screws on the RDA. I've seen RDA's costing four times as much that didn't have this much.
I'm finishing up an extensive review of this atomizer that I hope to have ready in the next couple of days that goes into detail about everything that is good about it and the (very few) things I would have liked to seen changed. But I very highly recommend the CLT V3 Mini to anyone looking for an inexpensive and well-made RDA with great performance and lots of included options. I went with the Project Sub-Ohm edition from VaporDNA because I preferred the thin and 'subtle' Project Sub-Ohm logo over the thick black CLT logo and "Infinite" lettering.
As per RDA's, my favorite is my Project Sub-Ohm Edition CLT V3 Mini. It is an authentic RDA which costs only $30 and comes with a huge array of options -- wide bore Delrin drip tip, wide bore Pyrex drip tip, a removable mesh spitback reduction disk, and a 510 drip tip adaptor with a flush-mount ring to cover up the o-ring for the wide-bore drip tips when using a 510 drip tip. Its performance is phenomenal, with an amazing balance between flavor and vapor. Out of the box it was the cleanest RDA I've ever seen, without even a drop of machine oil or other junk. I still washed it, but it was the first RDA I've purchased that I would have felt completely comfortable just slapping on a coil and vaping on it straight out of the box. It has very large rectangular post holes that can fit just about anything. And there are plenty of airflow options.
$30 is an absolute steal for an authentic RDA as good as the CLT V3 Mini. You even get a little keychain Phillips head and flat head screwdriver, along with a complete extra set of hardware, with an spare for all three o-rings and all three screws on the RDA. I've seen RDA's costing four times as much that didn't have this much.
I'm finishing up an extensive review of this atomizer that I hope to have ready in the next couple of days that goes into detail about everything that is good about it and the (very few) things I would have liked to seen changed. But I very highly recommend the CLT V3 Mini to anyone looking for an inexpensive and well-made RDA with great performance and lots of included options. I went with the Project Sub-Ohm edition from VaporDNA because I preferred the thin and 'subtle' Project Sub-Ohm logo over the thick black CLT logo and "Infinite" lettering.
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Tank: Lemo Drop. AF/Draw when set wide open is perfect for me. Slightly restrictive but still on the airy side. I also love the non tapered chimney, it's like a dripper inside of a tank. The bottom fill valve with the rubber o-ring is the best bottom fill design IMO, don't have to mess around with a phillips screw and you still get a nice air tight seal. The Kayfun style build deck is fine for me since I do single coil builds, I've had no wicking or leaking issues since I've had this thing.
Dripper: Freakshow Mini. Takes sometime to get the build and wick just right, everybody knows about its leaking issues, but once you get around that it's the ultimate flavor chaser IMO with that bottom AF and reduced chamber height. I run a single coil build in there with the AF about half way closed and the draw is just where I like it, similar to my Lemo Drop. I have a twisted macro coil (1/8" ID) so it covers the air slot nicely, plus the twisted wire wicks absorbs liquid, this combo has given me minimal leakage.
Dripper: Freakshow Mini. Takes sometime to get the build and wick just right, everybody knows about its leaking issues, but once you get around that it's the ultimate flavor chaser IMO with that bottom AF and reduced chamber height. I run a single coil build in there with the AF about half way closed and the draw is just where I like it, similar to my Lemo Drop. I have a twisted macro coil (1/8" ID) so it covers the air slot nicely, plus the twisted wire wicks absorbs liquid, this combo has given me minimal leakage.
KF4 for best flavor, but it's so finicky that I went back to my old reliable EHPro KF3. With the right o-rings it's bulletproof.
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