LEMO? Anyone could share their experience Versus a Kanger Subtank or Orchid V4?

[VapeMOsg]

Hi there, any input on this? I read somewhere that it is very low on dry hits.

 

[heffe13]

I have the lemo and subtank mini. No experience w the orchid v4 so can't help u there. Both are two completely different tanks and both are really easy to build on. The building deck on the lemo is a lot larger than the subtank mini so there is room to build dual coils on it whereas the building deck on the subtank mini can only fit single coils but also has the option to pop in coils. The subtank mini has a larger air flow better for lung hits whereas the Lemo is ok for mouth to lung hits. When it comes to building on the subtank mini, personally I get a better vape rebuilding the stock occ coils rather than on the mini rba deck because of the lack of air flow and juice channels on the mini rba deck. When it comes to dry hits, I've yet to experience any on the lemo because wicking is less finicky than on the subtank. Both tanks have their pros and cons and you can't really compare the two because they're completely different tanks. If dry hits is your main concern then go with the lemo. Otherwise, I would get both because they're both really great tanks.

 

[Technonut]

Moved from Rebuildable Atomizer Systems to RTA forum...

 

[roxynoodle]

I have a Lemo and had an Orchid v3. The Lemo suits me better as a mouth to lung vaper. The Orchid is a fine atty as well though.

 

[VictorC]

Just as an FYI, Lemo II is coming

Lemo 2 Atomizer

 

[WickedBad]

They are really quite different and hard to compare. If you want easy setup with good performance get the Lemo. If you want more vapor go for the orchid. The orchid is not hard to build it is just harder than the Lemo. Wicking can be fun on the Orchid but once you get it it will not be hard to duplicate.

 

[ahmadmfz]

The latest version Subtank mini vapes really good. Easier to build compared to lemo, if you wick it well it doesn't give dry hits. Better airflow than lemo. Flavor wise the lemo drop wins by a hair though. Both similar Vapor.

 

[vincom]

I have the lemo and subtank mini. No experience w the orchid v4 so can't help u there. Both are two completely different tanks and both are really easy to build on. The building deck on the lemo is a lot larger than the subtank mini so there is room to build dual coils on it whereas the building deck on the subtank mini can only fit single coils but also has the option to pop in coils. The subtank mini has a larger air flow better for lung hits whereas the Lemo is ok for mouth to lung hits. When it comes to building on the subtank mini, personally I get a better vape rebuilding the stock occ coils rather than on the mini rba deck because of the lack of air flow and juice channels on the mini rba deck. When it comes to dry hits, I've yet to experience any on the lemo because wicking is less finicky than on the subtank. Both tanks have their pros and cons and you can't really compare the two because they're completely different tanks. If dry hits is your main concern then go with the lemo. Otherwise, I would get both because they're both really great tanks.

the stmini rba is better than the occ imo, it really depends on wick and coil setup on the rba, w/stock 0.5 rba coil and good wicking i chainvape this sucker, thankgod i diy my juice or i'd be broke.

id wait for the lemo 2, it looks really interesting.

 

[jefx]

building deck on the subtank mini can only fit single coils but also has the option to pop in coils. The subtank mini has a larger air flow better for lung hits whereas the Lemo is ok for mouth to lung hits. When it comes to building on the subtank mini, personally I get a better vape rebuilding the stock occ coils rather than on the mini rba deck because of the lack of air flow and juice channels on the mini rba deck.

I personally disagree with both of these statements. The RBA only has one air hole and 2 screws, but I've built dual coils on it several times, both staggered and parallel. Also, I prefer the experience with the RBA over the OCCs.