So I have been rebuilding my pt2 heads now for a while, and I can make a clean, consistent micro coil every time add a cotton wick and I'm vaping happily, however I am starting to run into space issues within the tiny head, and I believe I am ready to go to something a bit more build friendly. That said, I just can't tell through all of the BS if it is really worth the money. Is a KFL+ really that much better than a well built dialed in PT with a microcoil?
Design wise, they function about the same in a basic sense, 2 juice channels into a vape chamber and up the chimney, the KFL has more room for cotton, which means more juice delivered to the coil and a much easier build deck to work with, so I can see the advantage there clearly, but function wise, is it really night and day? If I were blind folded and given either with the same drip tip, could I actually tell a difference?
I ask you guys because you have always been straight shooters. The provari was worth the coin, so I ask, is this topper really all it is cracked up to be?
I have kicked around the idea of purchasing a cheep clone, but I am sure just like the provari I will be happier purchasing the real thing the first time, and not wasting my money on a clone which may or may not afford the same level of satisfaction.
Thanks for reading!
Design wise, they function about the same in a basic sense, 2 juice channels into a vape chamber and up the chimney, the KFL has more room for cotton, which means more juice delivered to the coil and a much easier build deck to work with, so I can see the advantage there clearly, but function wise, is it really night and day? If I were blind folded and given either with the same drip tip, could I actually tell a difference?
I ask you guys because you have always been straight shooters. The provari was worth the coin, so I ask, is this topper really all it is cracked up to be?
I have kicked around the idea of purchasing a cheep clone, but I am sure just like the provari I will be happier purchasing the real thing the first time, and not wasting my money on a clone which may or may not afford the same level of satisfaction.
Thanks for reading!