What would be a good rba? ($20-$150 budget) also what are some good coil wires and wicks to use? I'm looking for a dual coil but will consider anything. No clones! I want the real deal, nothing too complicated. Any recommendations on websites to look at?
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That depends on which type you would like to use. RDA, RBA (genesis), or RBA (kayfun). What type of vaping is good for you, what your goal is when vaping. You should spend some time in the Rebuildable forum. Remember that whatever atty you end up with, the most important part is learning about ohms law and battery safety. Nobody wants to put a pipe bomb in their mouth
Thanks for the info. I def. Plan on reading and studying more. I'm guessing a ohm meter is a must?
I have tried several; the AGA-T2, the Zen Atty Pro, and the Zen2. But my favorite is the Kayfun Lite+. Very simple to wick and coil. I use 28 gauge Kanthal and cotton batting (sterilized, from Johnson and Johnson, medical grade). the KFL+ is available from VapeRev. $91.00 USD. I am probably going to have to get a couple of more. Simply a great vape! P Busardo at TasteYourJuice.com has a great review and tutorial on it.
I would like a tank. I posted in the rba forum but nobody will respond.. 
but i know the range is very open, I just want one that is dependable and good quality. I believe a dual coil suits me cause it produces a "cool" vape not a "warm" one (could be wrong)
but i know the range is very open, I just want one that is dependable and good quality. I believe a dual coil suits me cause it produces a "cool" vape not a "warm" one (could be wrong)
I have an Aqua and a Kayfun 3.1 clone
The Aqua is a little hard to recoil cause of limited space and the 2 coils at the same time
I really like the Kayfun 1 coil easy to change adjustable air flow
I have clones for now but ordered the real Kayfun Lite Plus yesterday from Cloud9 it cost 89 pounds with the ring for the Provari thats 166.00 Canadian money
I would not buy the clones they are Poor Quality
The Aqua is a little hard to recoil cause of limited space and the 2 coils at the same time
I really like the Kayfun 1 coil easy to change adjustable air flow
I have clones for now but ordered the real Kayfun Lite Plus yesterday from Cloud9 it cost 89 pounds with the ring for the Provari thats 166.00 Canadian money
I would not buy the clones they are Poor Quality
I own a KFL+ 2 Russian 91% and a few KF clones. I also own a hoard of Gennies and a Taifun GS
My two favorite Atties (for the moment) are the Russian 91% and the Kracken but to be honest any KF>any Gennie
Just my opinion.
P.S. do some reading, buy an ohm meter or have a device that can read ohms. I own a meter, and 510 specific meter. I almost always use my MVP2
My two favorite Atties (for the moment) are the Russian 91% and the Kracken but to be honest any KF>any Gennie
Just my opinion.
P.S. do some reading, buy an ohm meter or have a device that can read ohms. I own a meter, and 510 specific meter. I almost always use my MVP2
kayfun is the way to go i love mine Ive only been vaping for 7 weeks and the kayfun is so simple to rebuild just remember not to ram the wicks down and block the 2 channels and its worth doing a few dry burns to get the crap of the coil they are pricey but if you take the cost of replacement coils into account it will pay for itself after a few months
Original RBA, NOT RDA, but with tank, so RTA....Ok, got it. There is only one choice for those new to the vape world and that is the Kayfun Lite Plus. Since the 3.1 has been discontinued, pending release this Spring of the KF 4.0, that's your only choice, imho. There are some very good RTA's out there, but they vary in degree of difficulty. The KF is easy to build, provides a great vape.....I don't think you can beat kanthal microcoils with cotton in a Kayfun. Some good contenders are the Aqua (much more difficult double coil), the Taifun (really for mesh and/or cotton/silica builds). Some vapers prefer the Genesis style, and the RSST is the go to entry level Genesis, but it's a clone of the Vapinaze AC9 1.3, which has been sold out for some time, and perhaps replaced by the AL1, but I'm not totally sure of that. One vendor, Cloud 9 in England, no longer carries the AC9, but still carries the SvoeMesto Kayfun. Yes, the KFL+ is definitely the way to go. Fabulous vape, relatively easy, lotsa good videos, not ridiculously pricey. My two cents. YMMV. Good luck in your VapeQuest!
BTW, I like the Kayfun's with 28 ga kanthal and cotton wicking. Yummy, around 1.5 Ohms and 9 - 10 watts. Fabulous. Good luck! Ciao.
BTW, I like the Kayfun's with 28 ga kanthal and cotton wicking. Yummy, around 1.5 Ohms and 9 - 10 watts. Fabulous. Good luck! Ciao.
What are you looking to achieve? Clouds? Flavor? Drip, or tank?
Due to your initial question, I would go for the easiest, cheapest, and most reliable, an igo-w. If you decide rebuilding is something you like to do and are interested in moving up, then go for some of the big boys. But I would drop 25-30 bucks on a starter first.
Due to your initial question, I would go for the easiest, cheapest, and most reliable, an igo-w. If you decide rebuilding is something you like to do and are interested in moving up, then go for some of the big boys. But I would drop 25-30 bucks on a starter first.
I would like to get one that's a mix, cloud vapor, and flavor. I'm looking for a RTA so I can fill the tank and vape on it for a day or two. I will study more a.d find one that suits me. Thanks for the comments and I will probably be in touch again! Thanks again!
No need to study..kayfun lite plus..get one before svoemesto is like, "we're releasing the kayfun4 in spring..so 
it. Take them all off the shelves."
That probably won't happen, but you never know.
it. Take them all off the shelves."That probably won't happen, but you never know.
I have an r91 and a kraken. If you want strict ease, the r91 or kfl for sure. Cloud production is way better with the kraken, but the build is not as simple.
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