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Kayfuns are easy to rebuild and have a tank as well. I haven't tried any of the clones but the authentic is simply fantastic.
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I would agree with the kayfun, I have a clone by ehpro and it is very easy to set up..... However if you have not done rba's before I would pick up a cheap dripper just to get coil building down also watch a lot of YouTube videos to get an idea of what you want
Been reading today, youtube monday, more reading. Then I'll get down to maybe buying one. thanks for the info
Kayfuns and Russians are pretty easy to build. Like always if you are in the market for a clone then the quality can differ from device to device even between the same manufacturer.
The biggest issue with learning on the Kayfun/Russian is that you have to drain your liquid to get back at your coil. This can lead to frustration.
If you can afford it you might want to look at the expromizer. I have heard nothing but good things about it. It works like a kayfun but you can service your coil like a Taifun without draining your tank.
VapingwithTwisted420 reviewed it on his youtube channel recently. Todd also reviewed it. If I was in the market for a new Rebuildable Tank Atomizer this would be very high up on my list (if not the top!).
You can learn more about it here: eXpromizer - eXvape
The biggest issue with learning on the Kayfun/Russian is that you have to drain your liquid to get back at your coil. This can lead to frustration.
If you can afford it you might want to look at the expromizer. I have heard nothing but good things about it. It works like a kayfun but you can service your coil like a Taifun without draining your tank.
VapingwithTwisted420 reviewed it on his youtube channel recently. Todd also reviewed it. If I was in the market for a new Rebuildable Tank Atomizer this would be very high up on my list (if not the top!).
You can learn more about it here: eXpromizer - eXvape
I got a Russian 91% for my first one only a week ago. Did two regular coil builds, then 2 micro coil builds and the 2nd one was spot on...Been using it for several days no problem. The learning curve isn't as bad as it seems, like everyone says there are plenty of videos online to assist, I even went to my local B&M and the guy there showed me a few techniques which helped also.
I just got my Russian 91 a few days ago and absolutely love it. The coils are easy to build and even though the devices are a little more expensive than I'm used to I can see that it will last forever and the rebuilding supplies are peanuts. Combine that with mixing your own juice and it's about as cost effective as you can get. If you pay close attention to the YouTube videos you can wrap a coil in a couple of minutes. My fingers aren't as nimble as they used to be so I got me a lighted magnifier and it helps immensely. I also have a little tilting/swiveling vise with plastic jaws that I use to hold onto the base while I'm working on it. Saves me from having to chase the thing all over the table.
+34985787620378 for the kayfun, use it everyday especially when leaving the house, dont have to drip and so far no dry hits as the wick is more than able to keep up. learning curve isn't too bad especially if you do your research as you've been doing.
+1 for the Russian 91%. They are extremely easy to build. My 1.4 ohm micro-coils built from 28G kanthal seem to last forever. It only takes my 5 minutes to clean the tank, dry build the coil, install a new cotton wick, and fill.
When I quit analogs and went to ecigs 3 years ago we did not have a good choice of RDA/RBA/RTA's that are user friendly,or easy to use like they do today.My first rebuildable was the DID which is a total P.I.T.A. to get a working coil on.
For first timers I always suggest the RSST to get there feet wet and work up from there.
For first timers I always suggest the RSST to get there feet wet and work up from there.
The russian was my first ever experience with rebuild ables and it took me like one day and 3 or 4 builds to get a good coil and wick so based on my experience (and my cousin who got a kayfun 3.1 the same day, his first rebuild too) I would def recommend it for novice users.
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Are you being serious about skipping the rebuilding "crap" as you put it? Or is that a joke?
Seriously I dove right into rebuilding and it took me all of 20 minutes watching a few videos and three builds / wicks to get it perfect...if he's not rebuilding or using a protank what do you recommend?
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Seriously I dove right into rebuilding and it took me all of 20 minutes watching a few videos and three builds / wicks to get it perfect...if he's not rebuilding or using a protank what do you recommend?
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Kayfun, Taifun, Russian, Aqua, Flash-e-Vapor V2, are all GREAT rba's. The flashi is my fave, but don't tell K,T,R, or A that, they are sensitive and feelings get hurt easily. But the Flashi Rocks!!
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