RDA for tasting purposes

[Elvensilvan]

anyone recommend an affordable rda for testing juices, as well as coil/wick build for easy flavor changing?

i am still quite new to vaping, and am planning on raiding the vape store soon to test out their juice lineup

P.S. i am not sure if the vape shop near me has their own tester kit, but i do intend on having my own RDA

 

[Marc411]

I use the Atomic which you can go single or dual coil. It's small and produces great flavor. I use a 6 wrap 26ga on it which comes in a .8Ω.

If your testing a lot of liquids build a single and put the cotton underneath it for quick changes. The closer you get the coil without blocking the air flow the better flavor you'll get out of it.

 

[petrotech]

Microdrip by mini e-cig. It's a small (16mm) rda. 25.00 bucks. I think fasttech has clones now for cheaper.

Easy to build and rewick. I normally run 26 gauge kanthal, 2 mm ID, 7 wraps. Comes out to around .8 ohms.

I do all my testing on it.

 

[Joe A]

Actually I just started using the Nixon v2 for this. Its working excellent. They are cheap most places.

 

[entropy1049]

For tasting purposes only, I have a modded Igo-w, $1 from some Black Friday sale (any cheap rda works fine, were talking about a very specific and limited application here) with drilled out Lincoln Tunnel sized air holes. Use NO wick and big coils. Just a drop on the coil, one nice hit to taste, and a fast burn off with no residual juice. Ready for the next flavor.

Try it, works a charm

 

[gardenia_bread]

For tasting purposes only, I have a modded Igo-w, $1 from some Black Friday sale (any cheap rda works fine, were talking about a very specific and limited application here) with drilled out Lincoln Tunnel sized air holes. Use NO wick and big coils. Just a drop on the coil, one nice hit to taste, and a fast burn off with no residual juice. Ready for the next flavor.

Try it, works a charm

to add on, when you get more familiar with building coils, you can try searching youtube for wickless coil builds