Ithaka vs. Kayfun 3.0

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PNW Rider

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Kayfun lite is amazing. Quick to rebuild, easy to change wick without changing coil. I got a great vape with my first build on it using 2mm cotton yarn and 32ga. No leaks thus far(big consideration to me)
The one thing I havnt mastered yet is filling this guy full and not having to clean up after put it back together. I get juice coming out of the air hole. I think it's my method, I fill it too full. Once it's all dried up, no leaks.
 

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Like both my Term-C and my Russian rba. both are great attys, but the Russian beats the Term in performance and especially in ease of build. Have my favorite adv in the Russian, with a .64 ohm build on the Nemesis clone, kicked at 15 watts. Have the Term-C straddling the Provari at max output too, but draw is tighter then the adjustable Russians. Looking at getting a Fogger also, hear they give a great vape too. If you are looking at the K.lite, go for the Russian 91%, exact same but with the air adjust valve that the didn't include on the k.lite. The full Russian is an exact duplicate of the Kayfun 3.1. And it is a quality build., Highly recommended. If you can find one.
 

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I have both the Ithaka and the Kayfun (Lite and 3.1). The Kayfun is an easy build, and for me, more suitable to an ADV. The Ithaka is not much harder, and also provides an incredible vape. I use my Ithaka on oua Just GG and my Kayfun in hybrid mode on a Semovar. I would not pick one over the other, and enjoy them both equally well. They are both top of the line excellent craftsmanship. If you are new to rebuilding, then the Kayfun would be the way to go. If you are more advanced, you can do a lot with the Ithaka. Be careful, though, once you get to this level, you may never go back. Best vape in the world I have gotten from these two devices. I have to lower my nic about 6 mg/ml to vape in either device, or the hit is a bit too much for me. By the way, the Kayfun Mini 2.1 can also be used as a dripper and is also very nice, and next on my wishlist, along with an Origen Dripper. Good luck to you. Get both, perhaps the Kayfun first. All the bes!
 
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