never mind
Lol! RTAs might be one of the few things in my life that seem to go my way
Otherwise I'm like a walking example of Murphy's Laws.
Four RTA's on my shortlist: which one wins?
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Lol! RTAs might be one of the few things in my life that seem to go my way
Otherwise I'm like a walking example of Murphy's Laws.
I should have added the Boreas to the list that mite be with out any flaws
I so look forward to getting mine
Thanks Roxy
It may have flaws. Humans created it
. I'll learn what they are when people get them I guess. I'm not sure its possible to create something that will please everyone.
Well You can't please everyone for sure!It may have flaws. Humans created it
I think that vape gear is a progression on knowledge gained by trial and Error
For me the RDTA's are big! now, I'm really enjoying them & the progression there going through now
As for bottom Air Flow/Wick Chanel rta's IMO the Cthulhu V2 is all most perfect
All though many would disagree, for me it does every thing it's sposto and it does it well
Bottom feeder like a REO grand SL LP and all your problems are solved. Not a fan of the new model.
Depending on bottle,6-8ml, 18650, pocket friendly, all most really need for an entire day and pretty much unbreakable and easily repairable if you say collapse a spring.
If you find you like the REO then there's the CC bottom feeder. More $ but, perfection
I have The Aromamizer, the Goblin and the Avocado....
The Avocado wins hands down. Easy to build, easy to wick, best flavor I've had to date....just wish it held more Juice.
Also, the Mutank is one of my favorite RTA's..Great Flavor as well, holds more juice, same Velocity deck, wicking can be a problem at first.
The Avocado wins hands down. Easy to build, easy to wick, best flavor I've had to date....just wish it held more Juice.
Also, the Mutank is one of my favorite RTA's..Great Flavor as well, holds more juice, same Velocity deck, wicking can be a problem at first.
I have the Griffin, and a Kayfun lite Plus, along with the lemo 2. Out of the three the Lemo 2 was a pain to deal with. With it's side filling tank, the chimmy get stuck to the top cap. I gave it up. it's now just sitting in it box rotting away.
The Griffin is new, but with that volicity style deck, ease of build, being able to put any sort of build you want on it, say a Clapton, Fused Clapton, to just a generic coil she a beaut. tends to leak if you don't wick it correctly, or block the juice channels. Great vape, just drinks the juice
The kayfun lite plus is my work rig, super easy to build on, fill the tank, and it just keeps going. Yes it's a tight draw, more mouth to lung then anything, but good grief flavor insane.
The Griffin is new, but with that volicity style deck, ease of build, being able to put any sort of build you want on it, say a Clapton, Fused Clapton, to just a generic coil she a beaut. tends to leak if you don't wick it correctly, or block the juice channels. Great vape, just drinks the juice
The kayfun lite plus is my work rig, super easy to build on, fill the tank, and it just keeps going. Yes it's a tight draw, more mouth to lung then anything, but good grief flavor insane.
I don't believe I am the only goblin mini liker here. one thing that is of utmost importance, is if it leaks or not. The goblin mini has been flawless in that regard. turning it upside down is minor inconvenience, but I would rather it have a fill screw, than a slight leak.
In my past experiences, I've used Kayfun lites, fogger V4's, TFV4 with both the 1 and 2 coil decks, Squape, Squape-R, Orchid, Taifun GTII, AGA-T, Subtank with RBA head and a few others I cannot think of ATM. The differences have mainly been... how much does it leak. The goblin mini has been the most leak-proof atomizer I have experienced.
The build is a typical four post design with hole traps. The chimney is a two piece design, it's 22 mm, holds a decent amount of juice. A quick easy build is to pull all the cotton up, snip at the chimney base top, then tuck down (learned that from Grim Green). I can rebuild it within 5 minutes... It's become my norm.
The only two drawbacks, is the drip tip which is not normal sized, and the bottom refill screw. The screw part I'm willing to live with since it works so well, but the drip tip, I use the stock glass one, since the drip tip adapter comes off way too easy.
After all is said and done, I still recommend the Goblin mini. It's a great little atomizer that won't break your wallet.
In my past experiences, I've used Kayfun lites, fogger V4's, TFV4 with both the 1 and 2 coil decks, Squape, Squape-R, Orchid, Taifun GTII, AGA-T, Subtank with RBA head and a few others I cannot think of ATM. The differences have mainly been... how much does it leak. The goblin mini has been the most leak-proof atomizer I have experienced.
The build is a typical four post design with hole traps. The chimney is a two piece design, it's 22 mm, holds a decent amount of juice. A quick easy build is to pull all the cotton up, snip at the chimney base top, then tuck down (learned that from Grim Green). I can rebuild it within 5 minutes... It's become my norm.
The only two drawbacks, is the drip tip which is not normal sized, and the bottom refill screw. The screw part I'm willing to live with since it works so well, but the drip tip, I use the stock glass one, since the drip tip adapter comes off way too easy.
After all is said and done, I still recommend the Goblin mini. It's a great little atomizer that won't break your wallet.
Really... hmmm... my Goblin Mini V1 leaks like a sieve IF I don't vape it dry. If I let it set overnight, I can almost guarantee a puddle in the morning.
Most tanks with bottom airflow will leak if left setting filled, but the Goblin Mini, for me, is the only one that does it overnight.
I still use it as I like the flavor and vapor, but I do empty it at a setting.
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I wick just like Grim Green does, and have had no problem, no puddles overnight. Look at this video and it go to about 6:25. I wicked similar the first time, and a month or two later, found this video and it was like how I wicked it.. with the exception of twisting the wicks all together before the chimney base... but I now do that just to make it easier. No leaks, no worries. I have only had it leak once, and that was due to me thinning the cotton while trying temp control. But ofr kanthal, zero problems. Only some light juice when I vape a tank and go to refill, but it's about as much as condensation on the base. I put it in my pocket, carry it around every day, etc...
If it leaks, I would check if all rubber seals are tight. if you like a real tight draw, you might be drawing too much juice.. but it should sit overnight without a problem.
I've never had any leaking from my Goblin Mini, but I would buy the v2 for the top filling.
Goblin Mini V2! I'm not sure why the V1 is only on your plate as the V2 has solved many of the cons being listed. That, with it's amazing flavor, no leaking(yes takes practice), low profile and did I say ffffffflavor! Can barely tell it's flavor apart from my RDA. Small detail that closed the deal for me was the two peice chimney. Makes it far easier to make wick adjustments and chimney coils, which IMHO are unsung flavor heroes.
A lot of the RTA's being suggested were actually on my list before I shortened it to the four I mentioned. I knocked the Serpent off simply because I didn't like the way it looked. Perhaps I need to overlook the aesthetics to a certain degree. I'm going to take a look at the Bellus and the Crius. I saw these mentioned on another site. I'll take a look at the others mentioned here too.
I'm ready to place an order although at this point I have no idea which one. I've added the Griffin to the shortlist so any advice on them at would be great.
I had a look at this. It's so cheap I think I'll just order one.I prefer the Diablo RTA over the Goblin Mini or Billow Nano, for smaller RTA's. It's still dual coil, but has a V-deck, and very easy top fill. It produces great flavor and has good airflow and it's fairly cheap, about $11.
It really is a nice tank, don't let the price fool you. The velocity deck is bigger and easier to build on than the G.M or Billow Nano. The flavor is simply outstanding. I wick it just like a G.M., I used the same method by GrimmGreen that was mentioned above. It really does perform just like a larger RTA, you can go through juice pretty quick, but that top fill is a breeze. If you're looking for a smaller, comapct RTA, the Diablo is the one to get.
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