Looking For A Good RTA

[stormjib]

Roxy, I've been watching your thread. Thanks for sharing the qc problems, I'll be waiting until (hopefully) those issues are addressed. The design looks fabulous.

 

[PikesZA]

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

@Hans Wermhat , you wick it as you would do normally, but then you don't screw on the chimney, just screw on the tank over your build/deck, and off you go. You can now even do some builds with claptons, because you got more space. Give it a try. Just remove your chimney and vape and you will definitely notice the difference. The flavor is out of this world.

 

[roxynoodle]

Roxy, I've been watching your thread. Thanks for sharing the qc problems, I'll be waiting until (hopefully) those issues are addressed. The design looks fabulous.

It is a fabulous tank, but I don't blame you for waiting due to their rushing it. And, I'll always give you the honest answer I don't like it when people get crummy gear.

 

[skiball]

For your first rta you should v check out the wine super simple and easy to build. Yet it has good flavor and clouds.

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[Apop]

My favourite at the moment has to be the Lemo2, it's easy to build on, easy to take apart & clean & best of all the fill hole is at the top with a twist open/close feature. IMO one of the best RTA on the market right now. With a price tag of $35 - $45 (Depending where you shop) the Lemo2 should be in everyone's collection.