Looking For A Good RTA

[VaporDaze]

Never messed around with a rebuild able tank before and was wondering if anyone has a favorite one that they wouldn't mind suggesting. I've been build on a dropper for a few years now on multiple ones and finally decided I'd like to try to build a tank. I have a TFV4 RBA section but I'd kind of like a tank that is specifically designed for this. Thanks in advance!

 

[stormjib]

The Griffin is probably the hottest one right now. My favorite is the Cthulhu v2, of the nine that I own. People will probably tell you the aromamizer rdta, but imo the cthulhu is much better. I have both. There is a new tank coming out from cthuhlu called the 'hastur rdta' which looks pretty good to me, basically it's the aromamizer without any of the negatives, and with top/side fill and adjustable airflow. VCMT tanks are hot right now too. There are just a ton of good tanks!

 

[suprtrkr]

If you like the TVF, you're pretty high power. For single coil, the Lemo2. For duals, the Indulgence MT or the Advken Ωega are my current favorites. The MT has a close cousin, the Mutank, that has a screw-in RBA deck (and prefab coils) that duplicates the MT deck, and another one that uses a 2-post, 4-hole Velocity style deck. I don't have a Mutank, but the guys over in the MT thread love it. I can recommend the MT and the Ωega. I have and use both.

 

[VaporDaze]

Are these tanks hard to build right/wick or is it pretty straight forward?

 

[VaporDaze]

I usually run about 65w so my TFV4 doesn't get much use

 

[stormjib]

Most tanks are easy to build on, esp. ones with 'velocity style' decks. Wicking is often a learning experience, but generally not hard to get down pat. Some tanks are more finicky than others when it comes to wicking.

 

[Stinkytofus]

Aromamizer, so easy to build, zero leaks, good flavor, good airflow, 6ml capacity

 

[PilotNY]

Crius. Very nice RTA. IMHO

 

[roxynoodle]

MT, Griffin and Aromamizer. The HIGO is my current fav, but I'm not happy about all the QC issues. I was involved in the design and testing process, but then they rushed it to get it out before CNY. Some of us got good ones, and some didn't. They are replacing bad ones BUT they're gone for CNY right now.

 

[VaporDaze]

Do most of these have pretty good airflow?

 

[Bad Ninja]

Bellus by UD.

 

[roxynoodle]

Yes, all of them have good airflow.

 

[stormjib]

very very curious and intrigued by that higo

 

[EverPresentNoob]

My favorite RDTA right now has to be my MuTank. I bought the Project Sub Ohm edition in black from Project Sub-Ohm Edition Mutation X Mutank Sub-Ohm Tank System by Indulgence . it comes with the two post velocity deck which I find is Awesome to build on. great flavor and vapor production. My favorite build on it right now is 26g ss 316l 3mm 7 wraps wicked with Rayon. i run it around 55 watts and vape it all damn day.

I realy like my MT as well, but the Velocity deck on my MuTank edges it out just a touch. other wise the tank seems to be pretty much the same acting as my MuTank.

Ohmega Alpha. Great tank, but it dosent have adjustable airflow. so if you want to choke the air off a touch your grabbing a vape band or some tape. again Velocity deck so building is simple. wicking is nice as the juice wells are decently sized. tons of flavor and vapor again with my 3mm 26G ss coils.

Aromamizer... I wanted to love this. really did. the tank looks great on my black mods. simple to build. I love the way the juice flow works. horizontal builds or vert builds are easy to do. But for some reason I only get ok flavor. I have tried multiple things to get the flavor to my wanted levels, but it has never gotten where I want it.

I mention how easy the Velocity decks are to build... Im not saying that the standard three post 4 hole decks are difficult, but I just like the V decks better.

 

[fishwater]

I'm admittedly not a tank guy since I started squonking but in the last two weeks I've purchased the Bellus & Serpent. Wow, incredible flavor & easy wicking. I have a pair of STM & always felt the flavor was so muted so I preordered the TFV4 mini & couldn't wick it worth a damn so I went back to squonking. But with this latest generation of tanks I've been using tanks more & more. I usually vape around 30-35 watts, either the Bellus or Serpent are great in that range but the Serpent is an absolute flavor King, can't recommend it enough. Builds are easy on either deck & while I have three velocity mini clones (with bottom feed pins) I don't find that deck any easier than the Bellus or Serpent so for me the desire isn't there to find an RTA with a velocity style deck.

 

[roxynoodle]

very very curious and intrigued by that higo

Maybe ask VaporDNA to look it over good first if you buy one. If you get a defective one anyway, PM me and I'll help you get a replacement, but bear in mind it will be a month before its in your hands due to CNY. However, its a great tank if you want amazing flavor and fully adjustable bottom and side airflow. Look over the cons though first in my thread in the RTA area. The fill holes are small and require a bottle with a small tip. The 510 pin is recessed so no "hybrid top" mechs. Some have had trouble with 80 or higher vg in it.

 

[Hans Wermhat]

The Billow V2 is another good choice. There's a slight learning curve with wicking it the 1st time, but it makes great flavor and decent clouds.

 

[PikesZA]

The Billow V2 is another good choice. There's a slight learning curve with wicking it the 1st time, but it makes great flavor and decent clouds.

@Hans Wermhat, I remove the chimney section of my Billow V2 and must say, the flavor and vape is out of this world. No dry hits, no leaking, just excellent.

 

[Hans Wermhat]

I haven't seen that done. How do you wick it?

 

[Kprthevapr]

Bellus by UD.
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I used this tank last night, it's really close in flavor/cloud production as my derringer.
I'm not a tank user, but if I was, I'd buy a Bellus