Info on first RBA tank

[SunnyHours]

Hi everyone,

I've started looking at some builds for RBA tanks, specially the Kayfun lite as building it looked really simple. I'm basically on the market for an easy to build with very few complications and even though I don't mind big tanks, I'd prefer a smaller tank (2-3ml) to be able to see the liquid going down.
Anything else I should look at?

Thanks

 

[Towmotor]

I only own one RBA and it is the Kayfun. It is a very straight forward build and a very reliable tank producing good vapor and flavor. Since you can buy a good quality clone for a fraction of the price of an authentic you have plenty of options available.

 

[State O' Flux]

Hi everyone,

I've started looking at some builds for RBA tanks, specially the Kayfun lite as building it looked really simple. I'm basically on the market for an easy to build with very few complications and even though I don't mind big tanks, I'd prefer a smaller tank (2-3ml) to be able to see the liquid going down.
Anything else I should look at?

Thanks

As the words "simple", "easy", "few complications" and "smaller tank" stand out as your desirable features... a KFL+ or R91% (clones) with the option of a glass nano (reduced height) tank seem to be your most likely candidates.

There are lots of other "pressure differential" tank (and genesis) atomizers... but the majority are taller, have greater capacities and may be more complicated to build - i.e. multiple coils.

As there are multiple price/quality points with clones... buy the best you can reasonably afford. The cheap ones are in fact... cheap in more ways than cost alone.

 

[roxynoodle]

If you don't mind bigger, check out the Eleaf Lemo. Much better airflow than the Kayfun. And a bigger build deck.