good mech mod and rba or rda?

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chesty

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i just bought a nemesis clone. cheap and well made. recommend.
and an rsst clone, cheap and well made. recommend. even though I can't build a coil that doesn;t taste like ..... practice makes perfect.
I have a few protank 2's coming, too, I'm hoping those will be easier to build. nano/micro coil with cotton. looks easy in the video.

upgrades, magnets for the nemesis (how do magnets work?). hard to find with decent shipping rates though.
glass tank for the rsst.
 

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oh dear enoch, maybe there isn't premade glass tanks available for the rsst. I just assumed there was.

rip trippers on youtube has some good guides on rebuilding protank coils with cotton. he calls them micro or nano or whatever, next is sub atomic coils.

I just rebuilt my rsst coil, the very third coil I've ever made, and it tastes alright this time. and no hot spots. which I think is the key to great taste.
 

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Well, I vape a AGA-T on a K100 that I really like. This setup is my favorite for at home. Not so good to take out because the AGA leaks when on its side. I build with SS mesh and 27 gauge Kanthal for 0.6 ohms. I use MNKE and Sony 18650's with all my mechs. Great flavor! The AGA takes a bit of time to lear how to build, but once you get it, it's not bad at all.

My other fave is a Vmod bottom feeder with a IGO-L drilled out for BF'ing. I use micro coils with cotton wicks on that. Much easier to learn to build because you don't have to deal with getting rid of shorts through the SS and a great vape at 1 ohm. You don't need to put the IGO on a BF'er, it just means I get the advantage of not having to actually drip to get the benefits of a dripper :thumb:

I've got a Trident coming from FT. It takes single or dual coils and has adjustable air flow. This should be a blast!

All of this gear is pretty inexpensive and works very well for me.
 
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